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EasyJet puts more 2021 flights on sale
EasyJet has put on sale flights from mid April to early May 2021 to make it easier for customers to rebook flights that have been cancelled this year due to the pandemic.
Over 28,000 flights with a total of more than five million seats have gone on sale today covering the period from April 19 to May 4, 2021.
The airline said customers can move existing bookings to this period without incurring any fees.
EasyJet holidays is already taking bookings up to October 2021.
UK country manager Ali Gayward said: "We know many people’s summer holiday plans have been disrupted this year and so we’ve taken the decision to put the start of summer 2021 on sale early so our customers can either book a new break or, if they are rearranging their travel plans, have even more dates and destinations to choose from."
Linsey McNeill
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