The budget operator has also slashed the prices of flights from Bristol for passengers who book before September 12
EasyJet is encouraging sunseekers to book their Autumn and Winter breaks for less with the launch of their 'Big Orange Sale' yesterday.
From the charm of a city break in some of Europe's most beautiful capitals to lazy days around the pool, there are plenty of great deals to be had but seats are expected to sell out quickly. Travellers who can't wait to pay less for their next getaway should book today before prices rise. For a quick city break away, adventurers could be making big savings on a diverse selection of European destinations, including:
Speaking about the launch of the Big Orange Sale today, Ali Gayward, easyJet’s UK Country Manager said: “We are delighted to be launching our Big Orange Sale today on flights and package holidays, so that customers can take advantage of discounts on a million seats to and from the UK and book a bargain getaway.
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