Flights
Airlines charter & scheduled
Book flights to long haul, short haul and
regional destinations. With fares from over 700
airlines to choose from you can start your adventure here. We work closely with more than 700 of the world’s top airlines
including Virgin Atlantic, British Airways, Lufthansa, KLM, Air France, Monarch, American Airlines, Cathay
Pacific, Qantas, Malaysia Airlines and Singapore Airlines to enable us to offer you these discount
flights.
But availability is often limited so when the cheap flights are
gone they are gone!
If you find the flight you want we may be able to save you
money email us for a quote.
- One-way fares are usually half the price of the most expensive round-trip fares, which are valid for
one year. The most restricted round-trip tickets are usually cheaper than the one-way tickets. Check both
the one-way and the round-trip fare for your trip, even if you're only traveling one-way.
2. Sunday rule
- One of the most common low fare restrictions is the requirement for your stay to incorporate at least
one Sunday. For example, for a round-trip New York to Miami a passenger flying Tuesday to Thursday might
pay USD 328, but a passenger whose stay includes a Sunday would pay much less - USD 188.
3. Advance purchasing
- The least expensive fares often require advance purchasing - 7, 14, 21, days etc. before departure. You
should keep in mind that seats for these cheapest fares are limited. The earlier you plan your trip the better
your chances of getting a good fare.
4. Flight times
- Airlines usually offer early morning and late evening flights - right before and after midnight when air
traffic is light - at cheaper rates. If your time schedule allows, you might want to consider booking night
flights to save money.
5. Are both legs of your trip with the same airline?
- It is important to book the same airline for both legs of your trip. If you select different airlines for
your outbound and return journeys you may not get any price showing at all. If you do get a price, it is likely
to be significantly higher than the price you would get by booking with the same airline both ways. It depends
whether the airlines have negotiated prices and agreements and whether they have any kind of mutual relations
at all.
6. Check the restrictions
- These tips and others can be found on the Air Fare Rules page, viewable when using the Fares method for
booking. We highly recommend that you read these rules carefully before making your reservation.
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