Published 13 October 2026 | Updated 13 October 2026 by Kate Acaster
Jet2 has put 8,000 seats to the Alps on sale at £39 or less each way for winter 2026/27. It runs from 12 December to 31 March, which gives you a proper stretch of ski-season dates rather than one awkward cheap weekend.
The offer covers Chambery, Grenoble, Geneva, Innsbruck, Turin and Salzburg from selected UK airports. Jet2’s live fare calendars currently show Chambery from £39 in January and February, Geneva from £29 in December, and Salzburg from £32 in January. All of those prices include 10kg hand luggage, so the flight itself needn’t swallow the budget before you have even looked at a lift pass.
Availability is limited on individual routes and dates, as you’d expect at this price. The sale terms say the fares are for new one-way bookings, with taxes and charges included. Check both legs before you pay, then add ski carriage or hold luggage only if you need it.
How to book
Open Jet2’s ski-flight sale, choose your UK airport and search across the winter calendar. The £39 seats are on selected dates, so a little flexibility helps.
FAQs
When can I travel on Jet2’s £39 ski fares?
Jet2 says the campaign covers selected flights from 12 December 2026 to 31 March 2027. Individual routes and dates are subject to availability.
Which ski airports are included?
The campaign covers selected flights to Chambery, Grenoble, Geneva, Innsbruck, Turin and Salzburg from Jet2’s UK bases.
Does the £39 fare include luggage?
The sale fare includes 10kg hand luggage. Hold bags and ski carriage cost extra where available.
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