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EasyJet launches summer 2021 flights to Europe from £18.49

EASYJET has launched their summer 2021 flight schedule with routes to Europe from £18.49.

The low-cost airline has announced the new flights earlier than usual as coronavirus-hit-holidaymakers look for their next trip abroad next year.

EasyJet has launched their summer 2021 flight schedule earlier than usual
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EasyJet has launched their summer 2021 flight schedule earlier than usualCredit: EPA

The new routes include flights until May 4 next year, with more than 28,000 flights, following the launch of their Easter schedule last month.

Flights start from £18.49 to Munich, but other bargains to Malaga and Alicante can be found for under £25.

Ali Gayward, UK Country Manager at easyJet said: "We know many people’s Summer holiday plans have been disrupted this year and so we’ve taken the decision to put the start of summer 2021 on sale early so our customers can either book a new break or, if they are rearranging their travel plans, have even more dates and destinations to choose from.

"By booking early customers will not only get the best value on hundreds of destinations across our network."

The airline has been forced to suspend all flights due to coronavirus, with no official dates of when flights will resume.

The cheap deals start from £18.49 with flights to Europe next April and May
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The cheap deals start from £18.49 with flights to Europe next April and MayCredit: Rex Features

There are hopes that a limited schedule will start again by next month, with Ryanair and Jet2 cancelling all flights until mid-June, but this has not been confirmed.

Instead, the airline has launched holidays until October 2021 to allow travellers who have booked trips, to move them to another date.

EasyJet has also waived the change fee for flights and holidays for all bookings - meaning customers can move their holiday dates free of charge to any future date.

The middle seat could be left empty when easyJet flights resume so passengers are able to keep social distancing.

The airline is looking into ways to enable passengers to social distance while flying.

Chief executive Johan Lundgren said the measure is aimed at encouraging passengers to fly after the coronavirus pandemic recedes.

He told reporters: "I expect that to happen. That is something that we will do because I think that is something that the customers would like to see."

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