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Jet2 puts biggest ever summer sun programme on sale
Jet2.com and Jet2holidays announced their biggest ever summer sun programme which is now on sale for 2024
The programme is now on sale for 2024 from all ten bases.
The 46 summer sun destinations on sale from ten UK bases include the Canaries, Balearics, Spain, Greece, Turkey, Italy, Cyprus, Croatia, and Portugal.
The biggest ever summer sun programme represents more than 15 million seats on sale for 2024 across 346 routes.
It includes nine brand-new routes for 2024.
These include London Stansted to Bourgas and Tivat and four new routes from Bristol.
The programme has been put on sale early following feedback from independent travel agent partners that their customers are wanting to book well in advance.
Jet2.com and Jet2holidays will fly over 1,500 departing weekly flights during peak times in summer 24.
This includes over 200 weekly flights to the Canary Islands, over 200 weekly flights to the Balearic Islands, and over 300 weekly flights to 14 Greek destinations .
Learn more about : Jet2.com ( United Kingdom )
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