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Ryanair '20% off' sale
We spotted London to Marrakesh for £30 return
ExpiredAirline Ryanair is offering '20% off' selected flights when you book by Thursday 4 January. Flights must fall within 4 January and 15 March 2024.
We spied lots of tickets for £15 each way, particularly in January.
Here are some examples of flights we spotted when we checked on Wednesday 27 December:
- Birmingham to Verona – £29.98 return
- London Stansted to Marrakesh – £29.98 return
- Bristol to Porto – £29.98 return
- Manchester to Paris – £29.98 return
- Edinburgh to Brussels – £34.22 return
- London Luton to Gran Canaria – £39.39 return
As ever with travel deals, it's always best to be flexible with dates in order to get the cheapest price.
See more January sales.
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Ryanair 'Cyber Week' sale
Daily deals, including '10% off' new year flights
ExpiredLow-cost airline Ryanair has kicked off a 'Cyber Week' promotion, with a different deals happening throughout the week until Thursday 30 November.
Its current deal is 10% off new year flights valid for travel between Friday 1 December and Sunday 31 March 2024. You'll need to book by 11.59pm on Thursday 30 November – click the banner on the website which will automatically apply the deal. There's no code needed, the flights that are discounted by 10% will be marked as 'promotional price'.
Previously this week, Ryanair was advertising flights from £24.99, buy one flight, get another half price on Basic fares on the same flight and fly one way from £19.99.
Here are some examples of previous deals Ryanair had on last year for Cyber Week as a comparision:
- Monday 21 November – 15% off January flights (valid between Monday 9 January and Tuesday 31 January)
- Tuesday 22 November – Saturday departures for £19.99 travel valid between Tuesday 22 November 2022 and Wednesday 15 February 2023
- Wednesday 23 November – 20% off Tuesday to Thursday departures valid for travel between Wednesday 23 November and Wednesday 15 February 2023
- Thursday 24 November – return flights over the Easter period (Saturday 25 March 2023 and Sunday 16 April 2023) for £29.99
- Friday 25 November – buy one flight and get a second ticket half price on the same flight available only on 'Value fares' for travel between Friday 25 November and Wednesday 15 February 2023
Important: Ryanair calls itself a low-cost carrier, but you can only bag dirt-cheap deals if you know the tricks of the trade to avoid sky-high charges. See our Ryanair guide to ensure you aren’t hit with a raft of extra fees.
See our Black Friday 2023 guide for all our analysis on this year's Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals.
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