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Jet2 adds 32,000 seats to Tunisia flights from five UK airports

Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 15 Oct, 13:29 · Archive

Jet2 has announced 32,000 extra seats on Tunisia flights from five UK airports, extending into winter 2027/28.

Jet2 has announced an expansion of its Tunisia programme with 32,000 extra seats now on sale from UK airports. The additional seats will cover the early and late winter season, following strong demand from holidaymakers, and extend the airline's Tunisia offering by nine weeks.

Flights will now run an extra four weeks beyond the summer 2027 season, operating through to November 30, and will resume from February 11, 2028, ahead of the summer 2028 schedule. The extension adds four weeks of flights in autumn and five additional weeks from February half term onwards, giving travellers more options outside the peak summer months.

The extra 32,000 seats will be available from Birmingham, East Midlands, Leeds Bradford, Manchester and London Stansted airports. This follows Jet2's recent announcement of a new summer 2028 route from Bristol Airport to Tunisia.

Steve Heapy, CEO of Jet2, said the response to the launch of Tunisia for summer 2027 had been 'fantastic'. He added: 'With plenty of demand from customers and independent travel agents looking to book early and looking to book Tunisia for some winter sunshine, we are delighted to be extending our programme into the winter 2027/28 season.'

Heapy stated that the expansion gives customers 'even more opportunities to enjoy everything that Tunisia has to offer' and offers 'greater choice and flexibility when planning their holidays'.

Jet2 adds 32,000 seats to Tunisia flights from five UK airports
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