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Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostFor the vague dates I've just put into Skyscanner, the cheapest route was Manchester to LAX. Then LHR-LAX, then AMS-LAX, then CDG-LAX
Haven't tried SFO or anywhere else on the west coast, it's a big place.
I haven't seen a return at less than £700 to the US for ages. Even my flight for next month in Premium Economy was £2800 direct to SFO. You will get a better deal if you tie the flights with accomodation or car hire (it reduces the costs to bundle) but frankly flights to the US are a joke at the moment.
Do you have any Avios you can use or Tesco vouchers that you can convert into vouchers or money off?
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Originally posted by Old Hack View PostInterestingly, looking at KLM, shows £1600 to LAX from LON via AMS, but only €1100 to LAX from Amsterdam direct to Los Angeles, a saving of about €700 pp. NYC £881 Lon-Ams-NYC, showing €1000 AMS-NYC, so about the same. Strange.
It is partly the APD that does it, that and they price per country to attract business. Example of that is that it is nearly always cheaper to book BA from Dublin->London->USA than it is to do same flights\seats just London->USA.
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For the vague dates I've just put into Skyscanner, the cheapest route was Manchester to LAX. Then LHR-LAX, then AMS-LAX, then CDG-LAX
Haven't tried SFO or anywhere else on the west coast, it's a big place.
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Originally posted by Old Hack View PostOK, moving soon, and as all of the houses have been sold, including the holiday home, we're thinking of having a last minute jaunt over to the west coast if America for the whole family before we move house. I can't seem to find flights under £800. Last time I went to the states, in 2008, twas £300 to Miami, so I am wondering if anyone has some websites/travel agents, whom they would recommend to get cheap flights. For there are 5 of us, and as we'll be hiring an RV, dem costs mounts up.
Cheers
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Eurostar to Paris and then a flight from CDG?
Schipol probably has more connections though.
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Apply the above to airline fares. Remembering that there are 1,000s of people trying to work out how to get the cheapest fare daily.
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Interestingly, looking at KLM, shows £1600 to LAX from LON via AMS, but only €1100 to LAX from Amsterdam direct to Los Angeles, a saving of about €700 pp. NYC £881 Lon-Ams-NYC, showing €1000 AMS-NYC, so about the same. Strange.
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Originally posted by KaiserWilly View Post
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These guys seem to be showing £500 flights for phone only? Not sure if they are real but they are 020 numbers, so give them a try.
Or these:
Flightcatchers - Contact Details
Don't hang up when you hear a bob on the other side..
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Originally posted by Old Hack View Post3/4th August until 1st September. Hoping for West Coast flights. I have managed to find one to Oakland for around £800, but still.
see When is the Best Time to Buy Airline Tickets? - AOL Travel Ideas
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3/4th August until 1st September. Hoping for West Coast flights. I have managed to find one to Oakland for around £800, but still.
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Originally posted by Old Hack View PostOK, moving soon, and as all of the houses have been sold, including the holiday home, we're thinking of having a last minute jaunt over to the west coast if America for the whole family before we move house. I can't seem to find flights under £800. Last time I went to the states, in 2008, twas £300 to Miami, so I am wondering if anyone has some websites/travel agents, whom they would recommend to get cheap flights. For there are 5 of us, and as we'll be hiring an RV, dem costs mounts up.
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London Heathrow, London, UK (LHR) Tue 13 Aug 2013 12:15Miami Intl , Miami Florida, USA (MIA) Tue 13 Aug 2013 20:24
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Leg 1 of 2London Heathrow, London, UK (LHR) to Philadelphia Intl , Philadelphia Pennsylvania, USA (PHL) US Airways. 729 operated by US Airways. Economy , Airbus A330 Depart 12:15 Arrive15:30
Stopover Leg 2 of 2Philadelphia Intl , Philadelphia Pennsylvania, USA (PHL) to Miami Intl , Miami Florida, USA (MIA) US Airways. 719 operated by US Economy , Airbus A320 Depart 17:35 Arrive20:24
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I assumed 13th Aug as travel date, but if its earlier it might be more expensive. Too few details to go on..Last edited by tranceporter; 29 July 2013, 12:35.
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Cheapo flights to the states
OK, moving soon, and as all of the houses have been sold, including the holiday home, we're thinking of having a last minute jaunt over to the west coast if America for the whole family before we move house. I can't seem to find flights under £800. Last time I went to the states, in 2008, twas £300 to Miami, so I am wondering if anyone has some websites/travel agents, whom they would recommend to get cheap flights. For there are 5 of us, and as we'll be hiring an RV, dem costs mounts up.
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