Jet2 has put its first winter programme on sale from London Gatwick, its newest airport base.
Flights are now on sale for winter 2026/27 from the airport, covering 15 winter sun, five ski and four Christmas Market destinations.
The winter sun programme includes daily services to Tenerife; four services a week to Lanzarote; up to three a week to Gran Canaria; two a week to Fuerteventura and a weekly flight to La Palma – a new Jet2 route from Gatwick.
There are three other new winter sun routes: Agadir, Hurghada and Sharm El Sheikh. They will all operate twice a week, from 22 October 2026, 12 February 2026 and 11 February 2026 respectively.
There will be two winter sun routes to Spain, with services operating twice a week to Alicante and Malaga.
Flights to Antalya and Faro will operate up to three times a week, while services to Paphos, Malta and Madeira – another new route – will operate twice a week.
The Christmas Markets programme will feature Cologne, Gdansk, Tallinn and Vienna, with packages on sale with Jet2CityBreaks.
The five ski destinations in the programme are Chambery, Geneva, Grenoble, Salzburg and Turin.
Jet2 CEO Steve Heapy said: “Following the announcement of our arrival at London Gatwick last month, the response has been truly phenomenal, and we are delighted at how customers have responded.
“We are very pleased to be giving people even more choice by putting our first ever Winter programme on sale from our new airport base for winter 2026/2027, too.
“We have every confidence that our first Winter 2026/2027 programme from our newest base will be a fantastic success.”
London Gatwick Chief Commercial Officer Jonathan Pollard said: “As we look forward to Jet2’s arrival at London Gatwick in March, we are delighted to see the exciting breadth of routes on offer for next winter.
The mix of winter sun, Christmas market city breaks and ski resorts will provide passengers across London and the South East with outstanding choice and competition, alongside the great new travel opportunities to destinations such as Cologne and Gdansk.”
