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Jet2 adds more ski flights
Jet2 has added more ski flights to Grenoble from Birmingham, Manchester and Stansted this winter.
It has also launched a limited half-price offer on ski carriage.
In total, it has put more than 9,000 extra return seats on sale between December and April, a 33% increase.
Grenoble is the gateway to several popular French ski resorts, including Chambrousse, Alpe d’Huez and Les Deux Alpes.
The additional flights means that Jet2 will have more than 400,000 return seats for winter 19/20 to eight ski destinations including Innsbruck, Geneva, Salzburg, Turin, Lyon, Verona and Barcelona (Andorra).
Half price ski carrier of £30 return is available on all flights for bookings made by October 23 for travel between November 1 and April 30.
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