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EasyJet summer flights on sale today
EasyJet’s summer 2020 programme has gone on sale today with departures between March 29 and August 30.
In total, it will have more than 50.3 million seats available for next summer, 26 million of which are on flights to and from the UK.
UK director Neil Slaven said: "For those who are looking for inspiration on where to go on their break, our Inspire Me app available on our website helps travellers to find flights tailored to their budget and travel dates."
EasyJet operates from 11 UK airports and flies to more than 1000 routes on its network across Europe, the Middle East and North Africa.
Sample fares include Bristol to Tenerife from £44.49, London Gatwick to Barcelona from £33.49, Liverpool to Alicante from £33.49 and Newcastle to Malaga from £36.49
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