One way tickests to US. Is there a way?

sredd

Jamp wrote:

Can you fly cheaply to Durham from Canada? If so, get a cheap one-way to Canada (probably Toronto) with Zoom or Air Transat.

Unfortunately not, I think my visa requirements under the present circumstances will not allow to fly through any other country. Americans can be funny about such things. Thanks anyway.

sredd

where2save wrote:

You may find the cheapest way to do this is to buy return tickets and just not use the return portion of the ticket.

This way you can fix the date of return which gives the cheapest fare.

Yes, Looks like thats the only way I may have to do it in the end. I still have a couple of weeks or so to finalise this. I was hoping the present paranoid state of travel to US may force the airlines to lower their fares. There has to be a silverlining somewhere. Cheers anyway.

mcfisco

edited as I didn't fully read the question

albalad

exel1966 wrote:

Yes they do and have done for years !! American Airlines from Gatwick.

I'm assuming you mis-read my post............ try re-reading it

Jamp

sredd wrote:

Unfortunately not, I think my visa requirements under the present circumstances will not allow to fly through any other country. Americans can be funny about such things. Thanks anyway.

Damn, I was going to do this to get to NYC one-way to start an internship under the J1 visa - do you know if this rule would apply to me too?

If you happen to be under 26, STA Travel have some incredible deals for travel with Virgin (inc one-way) in Sept and October but obviously you'd have to make your own way to Durham from Washington (or any of their other destinations).

jasonrat

2 adults 2 children flying to orlando flydrive with no food on board 23rd sept £976 2 adults 2 children from orlando to durham $429 dollars you could get a trip in disney too if u dont want to start work so soon. ive just checked one flight but if ur flexiable with dates you could go cheaper or if u just get the flight it might be cheaper. thats was with mytravel and expedia

exel1966

albalad wrote:

I'm assuming you mis-read my post............ try re-reading it

Looks like I did, but I think you have mis-read the OP too as we're talking about Raleigh Durham in North Carolina

delorean_2

gf and i are moving to Vancouver to live in october, but going to Los Angeles and Las Vegas for a holiday first before getting an internal flight up to Vancouver from there.

The tickets to the USA we got are with AerLingus and also one-way.

By the sounds of it AerLingus sound like your best best chief. Hope my post helped in some way.

sredd

exel1966 wrote:

Looks like I did, but I think you have mis-read the OP too as we're talking about Raleigh Durham in North Carolina

Yes, it is Raleigh Durham. Sorry, I should have said that in my post. I didnt know it was called Raleigh Durham till I went there few months ago. Two cities Raleigh and Durham together and the airport is in the middle.

sredd

Jamp wrote:

Damn, I was going to do this to get to NYC one-way to start an internship under the J1 visa - do you know if this rule would apply to me too?

If you happen to be under 26, STA Travel have some incredible deals for travel with Virgin (inc one-way) in Sept and October but obviously you'd have to make your own way to Durham from Washington (or any of their other destinations).

I think it would. We are going on H1-B visa. In that you got to specify which port you intend to come through. Also, when they issue the VISA, they ask for flight details if you already have made the arrangements. Thats why, I am looking for a single booking so that I dont have to change flights and collect the luggage and re-book again onto a different flight. But if you are going to NYC, there are many direct flights you can choose from. Goodluck with your internship. Cheers