Jet2holidays vs easyJet Holidays: What's Actually Included?
They are closer than the marketing suggests. Both include return flights, accommodation and airport transfers, both are ATOL protected, and both take a £60 per person deposit. The real differences are baggage on city breaks, where easyJet gives you only an under-seat bag as standard, and when you have to pay the balance — 10 weeks before departure with Jet2, 28 days with easyJet.
The two compared
The dash is where we don't hold a verified figure for Jet2's city break baggage, and we're not going to assume it matches the beach allowance. The city break row is the one worth checking yourself if that's what you're booking.
| Jet2holidays | easyJet holidays | |
|---|---|---|
| Flights, accommodation, transfers | All included | All included |
| Hold baggage, beach holidays | 22kg | 23kg |
| Hold baggage, city breaks | Under-seat bag only as standard; hold luggage costs extra | |
| Financial protection | ATOL protected | ATOL 11694, ABTA Y6633 |
| Deposit | £60 per person | £60 per person |
| Balance due | 10 weeks before departure | 28 days before departure, with interest-free instalments |
Where they're genuinely the same
Flights, accommodation and transfers in one ATOL-protected booking, and the same £60 per person deposit.
If you're choosing between them on protection or on getting a coach from the airport, there's nothing to choose.
Baggage: the difference is city breaks, not beaches
On beach holidays easyJet includes 23kg against Jet2's 22kg, which is a kilo and not worth a decision.
On city breaks easyJet gives an under-seat bag as standard and charges for hold luggage. If you're booking a city break and assuming a suitcase is included, that's the assumption to check.
When you actually have to pay
Jet2 wants the balance 10 weeks out. easyJet wants it 28 days out and lets you spread it in interest-free instalments.
For anyone booking far ahead on a tight month-to-month budget, that's a more meaningful difference than a kilo of luggage.
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What neither of them decides for you
Which resort suits you, and what the board basis actually covers once you arrive.
The operator sells the package, but the hotel defines the concept — our guide What Does All-Inclusive Actually Include in Turkey? sets out how much that varies.
Sources
Inclusions and terms checked 16 August 2026 and change regularly — confirm with the operator at the point of booking.
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