Easyjet Flights

mindfulmumma

Help I need to book flights to london for august 2025, am I better to book now oct 2024 or wait

mebu60

If you 'need' to book flights for specific dates then do so asap for peace of mind. 

eskbanker

Flight prices fluctuate in either direction so it's impractical to predict when they'll be cheapest - if you've found flights at a price you're comfortable with then get them booked, or risk them going up rather than down....

NoodleDoodleMan

mindfulmumma said:

Help I need to book flights to london for august 2025, am I better to book now oct 2024 or wait

Is this an internal domestic flight ?

After our nightmare experience with a cancelled flight home from Amsterdam this summer we vowed never to go with Easyjet again.

Being let down within the UK might be a bit less traumatic but still a drama to avoid.

Newbie_John

What's the route and what's the price?

If you're flying from Amsterdam to London and the price is now £200 then it'd be better to wait as they are too expensive, but if they are currently £50 then it's unlikely the price will drop.

So you see, there isnt one for all answer.

Try searching your flight on website like Kayak which shows basic indication "but now" or "wait", you can also set up a notification when the price goes down ..

martindow

Newbie_John said:

Try searching your flight on website like Kayak which shows basic indication "but now" or "wait", you can also set up a notification when the price goes down ..

... and then book direct with the airline.  There are lots of threads where, after something has gone wrong, it is hugely more complicated if you have booked via an intermediary.