Cheap Flights Article Discussion

westable

Hello, does anyone know the cheapest place to get flights to Australia?

bcleeve

Anyone used either of these US sites?

If so, feedback would be appreciated. I am trying to book cheap flights to Douala in Cameroon from Cairo; Douala is one of the places expedia el al do not think exist (like Yangon & Terhan - US politics!)

hugh88

One not mentioned here is Asda Travel

www.asda-travel.co.uk

I've had some great prices of late on long haul flights. You can also get 2.5% cashback via quidco.

ikr2

Does anyone know when Ryanair and Easyjet start selling flights? We have booked a villa holiday next summer and need to get the flights. We could buy Monarch as their booking is already open but several budget airlines don't have those dates yet.

Pettsvaldo

Hi

I'm trying to do a search on the FlightChecker but it doesn't seem to have Newquay Airport on there - is this an oversight or is there a reason Newquay cannot be included in the search?

Cheers

Pettsvaldo

richardw

Does https://www.skyscanner.net help you with NQY?

contactslash

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_Andy_

contactslash wrote: »

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buglawton

Example: Virgin return London - Tokyo is £650, the one way fare is £950. So the logical thing to do is buy the return and only use the outward bound leg.

Any catches to this idea? Do the airlines make any conditions to prevent this sort of thing and how would they enforce them?

dmg24

buglawton wrote: »

Example: Virgin return London - Tokyo is £650, the one way fare is £950. So the logical thing to do is buy the return and only use the outward bound leg.

Any catches to this idea? Do the airlines make any conditions to prevent this sort of thing and how would they enforce them?

Many will have a clause that enables them to charge you the premium for the single ticket if you do not have good reason to cancel your return leg.