Published 25 May 2026 | Updated 9 October 2026 by Kate Acaster
Cheap late-autumn flights from three UK airports are showing from £25, £30 and £31, all within Jet2’s 20,000-seat £39-or-less campaign. Bournemouth to Faro is £25 on 2 November, Manchester to Tenerife is £30 on 1 November and London Stansted to Alicante is £31 on 1 November.
Jet2 has put the seats on sale for selected flights from October to December 2026. The fares are one way, but 10kg hand luggage is included, so you are not immediately paying extra just to take a cabin bag.
The spread matters here. Faro, Tenerife and Alicante cover a south-coast break, winter sun and an easy Spanish city-and-beach option, rather than relying on one awkward date from one airport. Jet2 says the lowest prices can change as seats sell, so price both legs before committing to the full trip.
The offer is for new bookings online or in the app. It runs on selected UK flights from 8 October to 31 December 2026, with no fixed booking deadline: when the cheapest seats are gone, they are gone.
How to book
Open Jet2’s flight search, choose your nearest airport and compare the outbound and return together. Start with the November and December calendar, then check whether another nearby destination keeps both legs under the £39 mark.
Jet2 £39 sale FAQs
When can I travel on Jet2’s £39 sale?
Jet2 says the offer applies to selected flights during its late-autumn and early-winter campaign. The £39-or-less fares are one way, so check the return before booking.
Is baggage included in the £39 Jet2 fares?
Yes. Jet2 includes 10kg hand luggage with its flights. Hold luggage costs extra if you need it.
Is there a booking deadline?
There is no stated calendar deadline. The lowest fares are available while the allocation lasts, and Jet2 says prices can change as seats sell.
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