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AI agents already treat easyJet as a default for European travel, but the gap in holiday packages is an opening.

Below is the snapshot of where easyJet is winning the conversation and where the next growth opportunity in AI-driven bookings is hiding.

easyJet's baseline score
79/100
Good

easyJet maintains high visibility due to its scale and route network, but competitors are more dominant in 'all-inclusive' and 'package holiday' AI answers. While you own the 'cheap flight' category, your AI signal for holiday planning is still maturing.

What we see
  • easyJet is a default recommendation for 'cheap flights to Europe' across all chat-based AI models.
  • Gemini and AI Overviews demonstrate high visibility for specific route queries due to integration with live travel indices.
  • The airline's 'Holidays' segment has lower AI visibility than its flight-only counterpart, often losing out to TUI and Jet2 in package-specific prompts.
  • A significant portion of AI mentions are driven by third-party review sites and travel blogs rather than the brand's own content.
  • New regional routes (e.g., Southend to Paris) have a soft signal in AI training data compared to established hubs like Gatwick.
Business goals easyJet is likely trying to hit
  • Aggressively grow the easyJet Holidays brand to compete with TUI and Jet2
  • Maintain dominance on high-frequency short-haul routes from London Gatwick
  • Drive early bookings for the Spring 2027 flight schedule
  • Expand awareness of new regional routes from airports like Newcastle and Southend