Ryanair has a short flash sale running until 18 June, with one-way fares from £14.98 from Liverpool, Manchester, London Stansted and London Luton. Flights are for travel between 17 June and 31 July, so this works best if you can travel in the next few weeks and keep your bags light.
We checked Ryanair’s own sale page on 18 June. From Manchester, Castellon, Cork, Dublin, Kerry, Knock, Paris Beauvais and Shannon were all showing from £14.98. From London Stansted, Bologna Forli-Ravenna, Bremen, Cork, Frankfurt Hahn, Kerry, Knock, Luxembourg, Malmo, Ostrava, Poitiers and Rodez were also showing from £14.98. London Luton had Cork and Knock from £14.98, with Palma de Mallorca and Wroclaw from £14.99.
These flights are usually around £39, so £14.98 is a good price. Check the return leg, bag fees and flight times before you pay.
Ryanair says promotional fares are subject to availability, so expect the cheapest seats to move around.
How to book
Open the Ryanair flash-sale page, choose your departure airport, then compare the outbound and return fare together. The sale page lets you filter by country, which is the quickest way to narrow the options.
Useful info
For more context, read Flight Tribe’s guide to when Ryanair has sales and our Ryanair hand luggage size guide. If you are comparing across airlines, start with our wider cheap flight deals page.
Deal FAQs
When does this Ryanair flash sale end?
Ryanair’s sale page says the promotional fares must be booked by 18 June 2026.
What travel dates are covered?
Ryanair says the sale covers flights for travel between 17 June and 31 July 2026, subject to availability.
Which airports had the cheapest examples when checked?
When we checked on 18 June, Ryanair was showing £14.98 examples from Liverpool, Manchester, London Stansted and London Luton on its UK flash-sale page.
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