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Ryanair 'Cyber Week' sale
Daily deals, including summer flights for £29.99
ExpiredLow-cost airline Ryanair has kicked off a 'Cyber Week' promotion, with a different deal happening every day until Monday 28 November.
When we looked on Monday 28 November, you could get summer flights for £29.99 valid for travel between Saturday 1 April and Friday 30 June 2023.
You'll need to book by 11.59pm on Monday 28 November – click the banner on the website which will automatically apply the deal. Although we couldn't find any return flights for under £29.99.
Here are some examples we spotted when we checked on Monday 28 November:
- Edinburgh to Knock – from £41.98 for return journey
- Manchester to Cork – from £42.98 for return journey
Here are some examples of expired deals Ryanair has had on so far this week:
- 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
There will be more deals to come throughout the week, and these have previously included return city breaks from £9.99, for travel between November and February, as well as a buy one get one free seat sale, for travel between December and February.
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.
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Ryanair 'Cyber Week' sale
25% off one million flights, though be careful of getting stung by extras
ExpiredSee our Black Friday page for all the latest deals and analysis. Check Deals & Vouchers for other offers on now or follow us on Twitter @MSE_Deals.
Low-cost airline Ryanair has kicked off a 'Cyber Week' promotion, with a different deal happening every day until 11.59pm on Tue 3 Dec.
When we looked on Fri 29 Nov, there was 25% off one million flights to various destinations, with flights starting at £9.99 each way to Europe and north Africa. Flights are only discounted on dates between December and March.
Here are some examples of flights we found at 7.46am on Fri 29 Nov:
- London Stansted to Barcelona - £19.98 return
- London Luton to Malaga - £19.98 return
- London Southend to Dublin - £19.98 return
- Manchester to Brussels - £19.98 return
- Edinburgh to Milan - £19.98 return
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.
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