Jet2 Winter Sun From Newcastle 2026/27: All 14 Destinations
Jet2 flies to 14 winter sun destinations from Newcastle Airport for winter 2026/27, with over 55 weekly flights at peak. Tenerife is the busiest at up to 11 a week, Lanzarote and Alicante up to seven, and Agadir gets extra capacity from November 2026 to March 2027.
14 winter sun destinations, over 55 flights a week at peak and more than 350,000 seats. That's Jet2's winter 2026/27 programme from Newcastle Airport, and it's already on sale. If you're in the North East and want some sun between November and March, you don't need to drive to Manchester for it.
Every Jet2 winter sun route from Newcastle
Tenerife is the big one, with up to 11 flights a week. Lanzarote and Alicante get up to seven each, and Malaga up to six. Gran Canaria and Faro are up to four a week. Fuerteventura, Palma and Antalya are up to three. Paphos, Malta and Marrakech are up to two, and Madeira and Agadir are weekly.
Those are Newcastle Airport's own figures and they're peak maximums, so quieter weeks will have fewer flights.
What's changed for this winter
The change Newcastle Airport highlights is Agadir, which gets extra capacity with weekly flights through the season from November 2026 to March 2027. Everything else on the list is a route Jet2 already flies from Newcastle.
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Which one should you pick?
If you want the most choice of dates, Tenerife wins on frequency alone, 11 a week means you can pick almost any day. Madeira and Agadir only go weekly, so you're looking at a full week away whether you like it or not. Lanzarote and Alicante sit in the middle with up to seven a week, which makes a short break easier to line up.
Keeping the holiday on budget
The flight's only part of it. If you want to know where the money actually went by the end of the week, the BudgetBro app lets you log what you spend while you're away, so you're not guessing when you get home.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which winter sun destinations does Jet2 fly to from Newcastle?
For winter 2026/27: Tenerife, Lanzarote, Alicante, Malaga, Gran Canaria, Faro, Fuerteventura, Palma, Antalya, Paphos, Malta, Marrakech, Madeira and Agadir. That's 14 in total.
How many Jet2 flights a week leave Newcastle in winter?
Over 55 outbound flights a week at peak, with more than 350,000 seats across the season, according to Newcastle Airport.
When do the Jet2 winter flights from Newcastle run?
The programme is Jet2's winter 2026/27 season. Newcastle Airport gives November 2026 to March 2027 for the Agadir flights.
Source: Newcastle Airport, Jet2 winter sun programme 26/27.
Photo credits. Top: Ardfern, CC BY-SA 3.0. Tenerife: Wouter Hagens, CC BY-SA 3.0.
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