I’m sure there are many members who, now that school has started and the autumn leaves are beginning to fall, will be thinking of booking a flight to sunnier climes. There are many destinations in Europe that are still enjoying temperatures in the mid-twenties. There are very few high street travel agents left as most people now book via the internet. But did you know there are ways and hacks to ensure you get a good deal. See below for some hints and tips to ensuring your flight is the possible best price.
When to book when to fly?
According to statistics, it is cheaper to book on Sunday rather than mid-week. It is also cheaper to fly on Friday with Sunday being the most expensive.
Switching airports and airline
If you have a regional airport or several it is worth checking the prices of flights. If you fly from a local airport you save the cost of travelling to a larger travel hub. Check your arrival airport and how much it will be to travel to your destination. Sometimes airports are further out from your destination and travel costs might be excessive so always check. You don’t have to return with the same airline – so check prices
Be flexible
If you are not too bothered about your destination but just want a few days away then bargains can be found. Destination, airport and airline can all be mixed and matched to find the best deal for you.
More tips to be found @ https://www.skyscanner.net/news/expert-tips-for-snagging-a-cheap-flight
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