Published 5 November 2026 | Updated 5 November 2026 by Kate Acaster
The easyJet Black Friday holidays sale takes up to £400 off a package holiday with the code BLKFRIDAY. Flights, a 23kg bag and a transfer are included, and the cheapest example we found was a week on the Algarve from £305 per person. It ends at 11pm on Tuesday 1 December 2026. How much you save depends on how much you spend: it’s £50 off £500, £100 off £800, £200 off £2,000 and £400 off £4,000, for holidays up to October 2028.
What’s on offer in the easyJet Black Friday sale
Here are four examples from the easyJet holidays sale page, all for seven nights for two adults. Prices vary by travel date, airport and party size.
| Hotel | Airport and date | Per person | Total for two | Code saves |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ukino Terrace, Algarve (self-catering) | Glasgow Tue 15 Dec | £305 | £610 | £50 |
| Benidorm Horizon (self-catering) | Manchester Sat 21 Nov | £339 | £678 | £50 |
| Marhaba Club, Tunisia (all inclusive) | Liverpool Tue 24 Nov | £365 | £730 | £50 |
| Mirador Maspalomas (all inclusive) | Glasgow Fri 11 Dec | £575 | £1,150 | £100 |
The cheapest is a self-catering week at Ukino Terrace in Armação de Pera, flying from Glasgow on 15 December. It comes to £610 for two, so food is extra. See Ukino Terrace on easyJet holidays. Our Algarve on a budget guide covers prices on the ground.
Is the easyJet Black Friday sale good value?
Yes, if you’re spending a decent amount. Check Jet2 first, though, because its £100 off is per person and easyJet’s is one sum for the whole booking. A couple spending £610 get £50 off here. Jet2’s £100 off per person would be £200 for two. Three catches:
- The listings we checked showed a £60 per person deposit.
- Taxes and charges can be added on top.
- The sale page doesn’t say if the prices shown already include the code, so check your discount appears before you pay.
“Last year easyJet’s holiday sale stopped at £200 off £2,000, so the new £400 tier at £4,000 doubles the top saving. That makes this a good time to book a bigger trip, with flights, bags and transfers already included. For a cheap week away the saving is small, so it’s the bigger bookings that gain.”
Kate Acaster, Chief Editor, Flight Tribe
One handy trick: the discount jumps at set spends, so spending a little more can save you money. A holiday costing £801 works out cheaper than one costing £799, because the first gets £100 off and the second gets £50. It only works for small step-ups, around £50 or less, so look at the next room type or an extra night.
The verdict
Worth it for bigger bookings, especially £2,000 and up for one person or £4,000 and up for a couple. For smaller bookings for two or more people, Jet2 can save you more, and our Jet2 Black Friday sale review has the details. The sale ends at 11pm on Tuesday 1 December, and our easyJet sale dates guide shows when the airline usually discounts.
How to book
Before you search, tap Check availability to go straight to the sale page.
- Search with your airport, dates and party size.
- Use the code BLKFRIDAY.
- Check the total after the discount and any taxes before you pay.
- Price the same holiday at Jet2 before you commit.
About easyJet holidays
The package holiday arm of the airline sells hotel and flight bundles. Our easyJet holidays guide explains how it works, and our Black Friday travel deals tracker follows every sale.
easyJet Black Friday holidays FAQs
When does the easyJet Black Friday holidays sale end?
It ends at 11pm on Tuesday 1 December 2026. It covers holidays travelling up to October 2028.
How much does the easyJet Black Friday sale save?
You get £50 off £500, £100 off £800, £200 off £2,000 and £400 off £4,000. Use the code BLKFRIDAY.
Is the easyJet holidays discount per person?
No. It’s one sum for the whole booking, set by how much you spend. Jet2’s £100 off is per person.
How much is the deposit on easyJet holidays?
The listings we checked showed a £60 per person deposit to secure the booking.
What’s included in an easyJet holiday?
The holidays we looked at included flights, a 23kg bag, a small under-seat bag and a shared transfer. Check your listing, because inclusions can differ.
Kate Acaster is Chief Editor at Flight Tribe. She writes about practical travel planning, budget airlines, baggage rules, city breaks, beach holidays and good hotels that do not cost daft money.
Kate has travelled through Europe, South America and beyond, usually with a notebook, a half-formed plan and a strong opinion on airport snacks. At Flight Tribe, her work focuses on helping UK travellers understand what is included, what costs extra, and whether a trip is worth booking at the price shown.
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Kate checks the details that can change the value of a trip, including cabin-bag rules, airline fees, hotel location, seasonality, travel dates and booking conditions. She is especially interested in offers that look useful on the surface but need a proper reader-first check before they are worth recommending.
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