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Ryanair 'Cyber Week' sale
25% off one million flights, though be careful of getting stung by extras
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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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Ryanair 'Cyber Week' sale
Flights from £5 each way, eg, £10 return trip to Venice
Follow MSE Deals on Facebook and Twitter for Black Friday updates, and see our Black Friday 2018 Guide for all our predictions, info and analysis.
Low-cost airline Ryanair has kicked off a week-long event it's calling 'Cyber Week', with a different promotion happening every day until 11.59pm on Sun 25 Nov.
When we looked on Wed 21 Nov, we found Dec-Feb flights for £5 each way to 100+ destinations, flying from airports all around the UK.
Ryanair hasn't told us what deals are coming up each day, though in previous years, it's offered £2 flights at it's cheapest, but also a blanket 20% off flights very occasionally. £5 flights is very strong though, so if you see something, go quick in case it's snapped up.
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 and charges.
For more deals and analysis, see our full guide to Black Friday 2018.
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