Where Can I Get Cheap Flights To New York??
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Hi,
The girlfriend and I are planning to go to New York at the end of May/Beginning of June for 4 or 5 days.
Hopefully my brother will be able to get us a cheap hotel. (He's currently working at the Hilton Hotel in South Carolina) but we need some cheap flights!!
The cheapest i've seen is £330 return! (With BA)
We're looking to fly out on the Monday and return on the Friday or Saturday.
Cheers,
Phill
The girlfriend and I are planning to go to New York at the end of May/Beginning of June for 4 or 5 days.
Hopefully my brother will be able to get us a cheap hotel. (He's currently working at the Hilton Hotel in South Carolina) but we need some cheap flights!!
The cheapest i've seen is £330 return! (With BA)
We're looking to fly out on the Monday and return on the Friday or Saturday.
Cheers,
Phill
Plotloss said:
www.travelocity.co.uk
£201 with Virgin on there the other day...
Coincindentally, a colleague was just telling me about cheap Virgin flights to NY this morning.
Go a month earlier - flights are just over £200 through expedia. It lists BA fares at £284 for 30th May. Sometimes they are cheaper than booking direct with the airline.
Also one advantage of expedia is that you choose your seat when you book the flight. Saves having to check in early.
Steve
>> Edited by towman on Monday 17th January 09:54
Also one advantage of expedia is that you choose your seat when you book the flight. Saves having to check in early.
Steve
>> Edited by towman on Monday 17th January 09:54
pmanson said:
We're looking to fly out on the Monday and return on the Friday or Saturday.
You have to remember that to qualify for the majority of "cheap" flights theres a six-day rule or a saturday rule.. check this and you might get it cheaper!
edited due to dyslexic fnigers
>> Edited by JMGS4 on Monday 17th January 10:36
JMGS4 said:
We're looking to fly out on the Monday and return on the Friday or Saturday.
You have to remember that to qualify for the majority of "cheap" flights theres a six-day rule or a saturday rule.. check this and you might get it cheaper!
edited due to dyslexic fnigers
>> Edited by JMGS4 on Monday 17th January 10:36
Meaning that it is cheaper to fly on the Saturday?
dialaflight have always been excellent, cant fault their service and have always managed to get me the best prices
i fly to NY quite a lot but its usually booked quite late.( not the best way these days)
HOWEVER; I've just been told that contrary to what was prevalant(previously you could only book a flight in the country of origin) you can now book flights from an agent in another country if this is tru its worth looking at some of the stateside websites and attempting to book online the service is fantastic and the prices once currency is taken into account are about half what we pay my G/F flies here for peanuts on exactly the same flights i need to get an organ removed to pay for
good luck
>> Edited by hot wheels on Monday 17th January 14:09
i fly to NY quite a lot but its usually booked quite late.( not the best way these days)
HOWEVER; I've just been told that contrary to what was prevalant(previously you could only book a flight in the country of origin) you can now book flights from an agent in another country if this is tru its worth looking at some of the stateside websites and attempting to book online the service is fantastic and the prices once currency is taken into account are about half what we pay my G/F flies here for peanuts on exactly the same flights i need to get an organ removed to pay for
good luck
>> Edited by hot wheels on Monday 17th January 14:09
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