Best Time to Purchase Flights
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Best Time to Purchase Flights
Hello!
I've been keeping an eye on flights for our September trip to Italy (open jaw Boston to Venice, Rome to Boston. The lowest I have found (with the exception of flights with extremely long layovers) is $1100 per person. Do you think this is a good price? Or, should I wait a bit longer?
I've been keeping an eye on flights for our September trip to Italy (open jaw Boston to Venice, Rome to Boston. The lowest I have found (with the exception of flights with extremely long layovers) is $1100 per person. Do you think this is a good price? Or, should I wait a bit longer?
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If the ticket is booked as a single booking, and 2 hours is what the give you then I'd say, yes, it's enough time. If you're flying to Ireland on 1 ticket and buying another to Italy, then if it isn't enough, you'll be responsible for buying another onward ticket. In the first instance, if the airline issues the ticket, Boston to Italy in 2 legs, they're responsible for getting you there, no additional charge if you don't make the 2nd flight.
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On the other hand, if it is a busy time of year, there is no telling when there will be space on another flight. But since Ireland is not in Schengen and Italy is I would expect you will stay airside.
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