Free luggage from Doncaster Sheffield Airport

22nd January 2018

Doncaster Sheffield Airport are delighted to share details of their free luggage offer for flights from DSA to any of the 11 destinations served with Flybe.

The destinations are Alicante, Amsterdam, Belfast City, Berlin-Tegel, Dublin, Faro, Jersey, Malaga, Newquay, Palma Mallorca and Paris Charles de Gaulle. The luggage offer applies to 1x23kg standard bag per seat, which is a saving of £53 for each bag booked, and is available for bookings made 22-31 January 2018 and for travel between 1st Feb and 15th July 2018. Enter the promo code BAGJAN when you search for flights at www.flybe.com/dsa. Full terms and conditions are available below. Terms and Conditions By entering the code BAGJAN on flybe.com you agree to accept and be bound by the terms on flybe.com/dsa. The luggage offer applies to 1X23kg standard bag per seat on new flight bookings made between 22nd to 31st January 2018 for eligible Flybe 'BE' flights for travel between 1st February to 15th July 2018 from Doncaster Sheffield to Alicante, Amsterdam, Belfast City, Berlin-Tegel, Dublin, Faro, Jersey, Malaga, Newquay, Palma Mallorca, Paris Charles de Gaulle with the Just Fly product and is subject to availability. Not all flights are operational for the entire travel period. Please see Flybe.com/dsa for full schedule details and terms. Route information correct at time of going to print. Any flights booked are subject to the General Conditions of Carriage found at Flybe.com. Flybe does not charge processing fees for payment by debit or credit cards or PayPal.

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