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Cost and flights to america??

admin — Tue, 13 Jan 2009 16:34:44 +0000

I have researched many travel pages and brochures, trying to find the cheapest flight for a family of 4 to go to America, accomodation is not necessary, can anyone give me details of cheap deals they have had, or any help at all would be very helpful.
I forgot quite an important point there, I would be travelling from Glasgow in Scotland. That would be helpful to know
and destination would be around the New york area!

American Airlines 50% off flight price Only if you have a Mastercard. think you have to book before end of august and fly after nov 1st.

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admin — Sun, 11 Jan 2009 17:51:44 +0000

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Which is the best site to book flights to America?

admin — Sun, 11 Jan 2009 15:44:20 +0000

Short notice, cheap flights etc etc.

I would recommend using something like Expedia.com or Orbitz.com to find flights and airlines. However, I find that alot of the time its cheaper to buy directly from the airline so you may want to find that American Airlines (for example) has the perfect flight for you. THEN purchase your tickets from their website. I hope this helps.

Cheapest flights in North America?

admin — Fri, 09 Jan 2009 15:49:33 +0000

What is usually the cheapest airliner to fly on, around North America?

Airlines regularly match each other's fares on competing routes, so it's hard to say that one airline is usually cheapest. Whenever Southwest, for example, announces a sale, a few hours later you find that USAir and Continental are now also matching this price on the same city pairs. That said, Southwest, Jetblue, Spirit, Airtran, and Frontier are usually considered the 'low-cost' airlines that initiate these sales. Smaller low-cost airlines include ATA, Allegiant, USA3000, and Sun Country.

In Canada, WestJet, Zoom, Air Transat, Harmony Airways, and Sunwing.

Several of these serve Caribbean, Mexico, Hawaii, and other cross-border routes, since you asked specifically about flights in "North America."

Cheap, cheap air flight from America to Manchester, anyone know?

admin — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 18:43:41 +0000

I was wondering if anyone could tell me the cheapest cheapest round trip flight from either, Tulsa, Kansas City, or St.Louis to Manchester in the U.K.

I would be leaving probably June 1st 2009 and return June 6th 2009. I don't even know if I'm going but I want to see Oasis live for the first time (huge, huge, huge oasis fan) from the place they came from.

Thanks

go to globester.com and find cheap airline tickets online.

What time of year is the cheapest for flights from North America to Japan?

admin — Mon, 05 Jan 2009 16:41:32 +0000

After the New Years rush and before spring.

Why are flights within Europe so much cheaper than flights within North America?

admin — Sat, 03 Jan 2009 15:57:15 +0000

Just visit sites like easyjet and ryanair, flights are so affordable in Europe. While in North America, even short distances such as between New York & Washington is well over $100 each way.

There are a couple of reasons:

-Overhead. Many of the US airlines are carrying heavy overhead, particularly when it comes to employee pension plans, benefits, and legal fees (since they have almost all gone through bankruptcy recently and it's pretty expensive to do so on such a large scale). The European airlines don't have such a high overhead.

-Unionized labor. I'm a big supporter of unions in general but it's very true: union workers are a lot more expensive than non-union workers. Almost all airline employees including gate crews, baggage handlers, etc are unionized in the US. It costs a lot more to keep them working and it costs a lot more to provide their retirement benefits (even if the pension plan goes bankrupt, there's still other benefits paid to employees who signed on before a certain era).

-Demand. Folks in Europe are a lot more mobile than folks in the US, and they tend to travel without cars due to the high costs of gas in Europe. A weekend trip in the US is packing the family into the SUV and driving off; in Europe, it's by air, bus or train. More people flying means more fares, which means more revenue. You can sell things for a lot cheaper when you sell a lot of them.

-Short-haul routes: airlines don't make a lot of money on a mid-range flight (1000-3000 miles or so) because one plane can only make a few trips each day. Short trips mean the one plane can make 6 or 8 flights a day or more; long trips are expensive. In the US, if we are travelling 200 miles, we jump in the car. In Europe, we're getting on a plane. Goes back to demand and volume. Imagine a plane with 200 passengers. If you charge $400 for a cross-US trip, and can make one trip west and one trip east per plane per day, you sell 400 tickets for a total of $16,000. But if you are only going 200 miles, you can make 10 trips total per day. That's 2000 passengers serviced with a single plane. Even if they are only paying $100 per ticket, that's still $20,000— or $4000 more revenue from the same plane.

I am a brit, in the UK…How can I buy flights – from america to UK – in US dollars?

admin — Thu, 01 Jan 2009 14:37:09 +0000

I want a cheap one-way flight from NYC to London
(and, preferably, take advantage of the weak Dollar)

all the 'cheap flight' options register that I am in the UK, and want me to pay in £UK
i can see what you mean penfold, But I am able to buy flights – one way – originating in the USA, but they charge me in £ – and more than someone in the US, buying a similar flight paying $

Try:

http://www.expedia.com

and choose expedia.com from the front page.
The prices would appear in USD as if you were in the U.S.

What is the best website for booking flights to America from Manchester/Heathrow? Planning on going next May.

admin — Tue, 30 Dec 2008 12:37:04 +0000

Planning on going next May. Want to find cheapest flights. We are planning to go 22nd May 2006 returning 4th June 2006. What is the cheapest flight?

expedia.co.uk

I've used them for about 3 or 4 holidays (flights and hotels) and they're quick, easy and the best prices around.

America

admin — Sun, 28 Dec 2008 19:22:24 +0000

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