Flights to UK for July/August
Apr 6th, 2011, 12:43 PM
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Flights to UK for July/August
Wow, flights to UK have gone up about $300 + over the last month.Am looking for a flight to UK for 1 adult, 1 child and 1 infant sitting on my lap.Any help would be greatly appreciated.Best I can do is $2,348,many thanks
Apr 7th, 2011, 03:22 AM
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2 adults and a lap child? thats pretty much a fair price this year for summer
my opinion
1) it wont go down much, as I dont expect any sales other than maybe a last last minute one if they have seats
2) The airlines might raise again for those that finalize their travel plans for summer during Easter break
if you are comfortable with the number, take it.
ps- enjoy your days with the lap child. They grow up, talk back and pay full fare
my opinion
1) it wont go down much, as I dont expect any sales other than maybe a last last minute one if they have seats
2) The airlines might raise again for those that finalize their travel plans for summer during Easter break
if you are comfortable with the number, take it.
ps- enjoy your days with the lap child. They grow up, talk back and pay full fare
Apr 10th, 2011, 03:26 PM
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oh and for how long! flights to london from boston in july at the moment seem to be going for around $2300ish for all on expedia.com but without exact dates and length of stay its a bit awkward to say how much it'd cost and whether there's anything within your budget 
Apr 10th, 2011, 05:24 PM
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july 12 through august 23 ish give or take a few days.The price I found for $2,348 just went up to $2,428 
Do I wait, or just bite the bullet and book it. This will be the most I've ever paid to travel to Uk
Do I wait, or just bite the bullet and book it. This will be the most I've ever paid to travel to Uk
Apr 10th, 2011, 07:14 PM
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One problem is discount tickets often have a 29 or 30 day maximum duration. They'll have restrictions something like "Saturday night stay, return flight w/i 30 days".
If you don't want to shorten your trip -- you may just have to bite the bullet.
If you don't want to shorten your trip -- you may just have to bite the bullet.
