Skis Go Free with Jet2.com

06th September 2011

Skiers and snowboarders booking their snow break by 31^st October 2011 can get to the piste for even less this year, thanks to a free ski and board carriage offer from leading leisure airline Jet2.com.

Avid snow lovers booking flights to the top resorts of Chambery, Geneva or Salzburg, can take one ski or snowboard bag free on both their outbound and inbound journey, saving £50 – enough to fund a few celebratory Glühweins on the slopes!   This offer is available on flights running until 24^th March 2012, so there’s no better incentive to plan ahead and get those Christmas and half-term snow escapes booked.

Jet2.com currently serves the following ski destinations from its UK bases:

• Leeds-Bradford to Chambery, Geneva, and Salzburg from £21.99 one way including taxes
• Manchester to Chambery, Geneva, and Salzburg from £31.99 one way including taxes
• Edinburgh to Geneva and Salzburg from £31.99 one way including taxes
• Belfast to Geneva  from £31.99 one way including taxes
• Glasgow to Geneva from £31.99 one way including taxes
• Newcastle to Chambery from £31.99 one way including taxes

Steve Heapy, Chief Commercial Officer of Jet2.com, commented:  “We appreciate times are tough and holidaymakers want to make their hard earned cash stretch even further.  With this special offer plus great value flights, skiers and boarders will be able to get their ‘piste’ of the action for even less this year.

“We’re proud of being such a ski friendly airline. Our generous 22kg baggage allowance means there’s plenty of room for bulky ski gear. The friendly flight times are all carefully scheduled to get customers to the resorts and out on the snow the day they arrive and our allocated seats mean the only racing our passengers will be doing is when they hit the slopes!”

To take advantage of Jet2.com’s free ski and board carriage offer, customers simply enter the promotional code ‘FREESKI’ when booking their flight*. 

Visit www.jet2.com/ski for detailed information on every resort, including slope difficulty, downloadable piste maps and drive times from the airport, as well as weather reports and even live ‘snow cams’ so conditions can be viewed in real time.