Trick-or-Treat in the Sky

Halloween is all about costumes, scares, and of course, eating enough candy to make you feel sick. If this year you find yourself jet-setting on a low cost carrier on the 31st, don’t fret, no frills isn’t equivalent to no thrills when it comes to the on-board menu. Below we’ve compiled the sweet treats (and their prices) that you can buy aboard some of Europe’s budget airlines. What have we learned? Twix must be included on the menu and Ryanair, known for low prices, doesn’t hold back when it comes to high calorie snacks, as they have the most options to keep sweet tooths satisfied.

easyJet

Twix – €1.50
KitKat – €1.50
Peanut M&M’s – €4
Maltesers – €4
Jelly Snakes – €3

easyJet flights

Ryanair

Galaxy Chocolate Bar – €1
Maltesers – €2.95
Cadbury 8 Chunk Bar – €1.50
Maynards Wine Gums – €2.95
Haribo Star Mix – €2.95
Peanut M&Ms – €2.95
Snickers – €1.50
Mars Bar – €1.50
Twix – €1.50
Guylian Chocolate Truffle Bar – €1.70

Ryanair flights

Vueling

Twix – €2
Kit Kat – €2

Vueling flights

Monarch Airlines

Kit Kat – £1.20
Twix – £1.20
Cadbury Mini Fingers – £2.50
Haribo Starmix – £2.75
Maltesers – £3
Minstrels – £3

Monarch Airlines flights

flybe

Twix – £1
Kit Kat – £1
Wispa – £1
Maltesers – £2.30
Minstrels – £2.30
Cadbury’s Giant Buttons – £2.30

flybe flights

*images don’t represent actual sizes of products on-board