Jet2.com has put its Winter 2027/28 ski programme on sale, giving more options for Britons looking to hit the slopes.
The leisure airline has made nearly 470,000 seats available across 43 routes, all departing from 12 UK airport bases.
The early launch allows skiers and snowboarders to lock in their trips well ahead of time, whether they want a weekend getaway, a long weekend or a midweek escape. The programme covers eight destinations that open up some of Europe's most celebrated mountain terrain.
Skiers can choose from Chambéry, Grenoble, Geneva, Innsbruck, Lyon, Salzburg, Turin and Verona — gateways to the French, Austrian, Swiss and Italian Alps, as well as the stunning Dolomites.
Flights kick off from December 2027 and run right through the winter season. The programme is built around strong demand, with Jet2.com stating customers are already eager to secure their spot on the pistes for next winter.
Geneva boasts the widest reach, with ski flights available from 11 UK bases, giving easy access to beloved resorts like Tignes, Verbier, Zermatt and the Three Valleys.
Chambéry isn't far behind, served from eight airports including Birmingham, Bristol, Edinburgh, Leeds Bradford, London Stansted, London Gatwick, Manchester and Newcastle International. From here, Britons can reach Courchevel and other French Alpine favourites.
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Salzburg, sitting on the Austrian-German border, is on sale from seven bases and opens up resorts such as Kaprun, Mayrhofen and Obertauern.
Meanwhile, Grenoble connects travellers to more than 175 nearby resorts, including Chamonix, Morzine and Alpe d'Huez, from five UK airports.
CEO of Jet2.com and Jet2holidays, Steve Heapy, said: "We enjoyed another fantastic ski season last winter, and with skiers and snowboarders already looking ahead to Winter 27/28, we have responded by launching another exciting ski programme for next winter.
"With perfectly timed flights at the most popular times and a range of ski destinations to choose from, we are certain next year's ski programme will be our best yet."
Turin and Innsbruck round out the offering with flights from a handful of UK airports, while Lyon and Verona are served by weekly services from Manchester, with Verona also accessible from Edinburgh — a gateway to the Dolomites and its 1,200km of piste.
