Skyscanner's 'Everywhere' Search: How to Find £15 Flights From the UK

You're Booking Flights Wrong

Here's how most people book: decide on Barcelona, search it, see it's £180, feel sad, book it anyway.

Here's the better way: type "Everywhere" into Skyscanner, discover Porto is £23 return, go to Porto instead, have an incredible time, still have £157 left.

How It Works

1. Go to Skyscanner (or the app)
2. Enter your departure airport
3. In the destination box, type "Everywhere"
4. Pick dates (or select "Whole Month" for maximum flexibility)
5. Hit search

Skyscanner shows every destination ranked cheapest first. From UK airports, you'll regularly see:

• One-way flights from £15 on Ryanair and easyJet
• Return flights to European cities from £23-40
• Occasional long-haul bargains at absurdly low prices

Go ahead and try Skyscanner Everywhere from your airport to see what's available right now — the results are often surprising.

The "Whole Month" Trick

Select "Whole Month" instead of specific dates. Skyscanner shows a calendar of the cheapest fare for every day. The difference between a Tuesday and Saturday on the same route can be 30-50%.

The Price Alert Move

Found a route you like but the price isn't right? Set a Price Alert. Skyscanner emails you when the fare drops. Essential for:

• Summer holiday flights — set alerts in January, buy the dip
• Long-haul bargains — airlines dump cheap inventory and it disappears fast

Nearby Airports

Toggle on "Add nearby airports" — sometimes flying from East Midlands instead of Birmingham, or Liverpool instead of Manchester, saves £30-80.

Budget Airline Catches

• Baggage: Ryanair/easyJet charge extra for anything beyond a small personal bag (£20-40 for cabin bags)
• Arrival airports: Check where you're landing — "Paris Beauvais" is 85km from Paris
• Book direct with the airline when prices are similar — easier if things go wrong

Once you've found a route you like, set up a Skyscanner Price Alert so you get notified the moment fares drop — this is especially useful for summer holiday bookings and long-haul deals that disappear fast.