WELCOME

With summer in full swing here at Jet2.com we’ve been busy making sure that your holiday is a fantastic experience from start to finish. What’s more, with our friendly low fares there’s still plenty of time to treat yourself to one more summer break, so why not visit Jet2.com and Jet2holidays.com to check out our great value, last-minute deals.

You could spend a fun mini-break in Newquay enjoying the surf from just £19.99*, escape on a long weekend to Ibiza from just £19.99*, or take a romantic city break in Venice from £29.99*. To enjoy some late summer sun with accommodation and flights, book a seven-night package holiday from £180 per person.

Our new Manchester to Tel Aviv route has been a huge success and, due to overwhelming customer demand, we have increased the frequency to twice weekly during December, January, March and April, linking in with the festivals of Hanukkah and Passover. Flights to Tel Aviv start from £99.99*, with package holidays including luxury five-star accommodation on offer too.

Also new for winter 2009/2010, we have launched a fantastic winter service from Belfast to Tenerife and Newcastle to Sharm el Sheikh.

With all of this talk of sunshine, let’s not forget about the upcoming ski season either. Head to Chambéry, Salzburg or Geneva, gateways to Europe’s leading ski and snowboarding destinations – with fares starting from £19.99*, early bookers are guaranteed a great deal so they can save their pennies for the après-ski.

Finally, don’t forget to join our loyalty scheme, myJet2, where you can earn points for every pound you spend. Points can then be turned into free flights to any of our fantastic destinations in Europe and beyond. Just 600 points will secure you a one-way flight to many of our European destinations. Don’t miss your chance to earn free flights – visit www.jet2.com/myjet2.com for details.

So sit back, relax and enjoy your flight. From all of us here at Jet2.com and Jet2holidays, have a fantastic holiday and we look forward to welcoming you onboard again soon.

*one way (including taxes)

Philip Meeson

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