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re: European flight question (Updated connection question/paging Cuse)
Posted on 1/4/24 at 7:04 am to Suntiger
Posted on 1/4/24 at 7:04 am to Suntiger
Yes flights will go down. You're traveling in October which is a low travel period especially for us-europe. Last few years we've seen low costs in the $500-$700 range.
One of the things you can do when flying international is you can book a stopover in a city for less than 24 hours at the same cost. Not sure if you have any desire to visit London/England at all but may be a way to break up your trip? Book it as a multi city ticket with msy-lhr-italy, then italy-lhr, and next day lhr-msy (or wherever you are starting from)
One of the things you can do when flying international is you can book a stopover in a city for less than 24 hours at the same cost. Not sure if you have any desire to visit London/England at all but may be a way to break up your trip? Book it as a multi city ticket with msy-lhr-italy, then italy-lhr, and next day lhr-msy (or wherever you are starting from)
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Posted on 1/4/24 at 9:59 am to CuseTiger
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Most likely. What current price are you seeing?
Economy for two is $3,700 and premium economy for two is at $5,100 at the moment.
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American travel to Europe was very high last year as a result of "revenge travel" for vacations that were postponed during the pandemic, but travel to Europe is expected to remain very high this year as well.
This is not going to be a good year for low airfares to Europe.
That’s my worry. I just don’t know if we will see a decrease in prices like we have in the past.
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One of the things you can do when flying international is you can book a stopover in a city for less than 24 hours at the same cost.
Thanks Cuse. I looked at flying out of a different airport or stopovers and it just wasn’t worth the extra time or shortening our vacation.
Unfortunately we can’t be very flexible on our days so we kind of have to take what is available. I’m pretty sure I’m just going to have to bite the bullet and do it at some point.
Thanks fellow travelers. I really appreciate everyone’s input.
Posted on 1/4/24 at 2:19 pm to CuseTiger
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One of the things you can do when flying international is you can book a stopover in a city for less than 24 hours at the same cost.
I done this twice coming back from Europe
first time was Rome to Toronto spent the night, flew to New Orleans the next morning no jet leg
2nd time Athens to Dublin spent the night, they do custom in Dublin so just walked off the plane when we got back to the States
Posted on 1/20/24 at 4:32 pm to CuseTiger
If flying to Ireland in August when is generally the best time to book. Originating from Dallas.
Posted on 1/20/24 at 5:13 pm to CuseTiger
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One of the things you can do when flying international is you can book a stopover in a city for less than 24 hours at the same cost. Not sure if you have any desire to visit London/England at all but may be a way to break up your trip?
Comment agree more, especially if you have to change terminals anyway. Add go the layover for 10+ hours and spend some time in London
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