spanish airlines
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All I can suggest is that you look at www.whichbudget.com and the usual flight booking sites as there's no guarantee that one airline will be cheaper than another all of the time
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Also look at www.skyscanner.net
For some routes which are very competitive such as Barcelona-Madrid, both Spanair and Iberia often offer very low fares, especially if you book far enough in advance.
AND, before making any reservations look at the rail options which may end up being faster and are usually always city center to city center.
For some routes which are very competitive such as Barcelona-Madrid, both Spanair and Iberia often offer very low fares, especially if you book far enough in advance.
AND, before making any reservations look at the rail options which may end up being faster and are usually always city center to city center.
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Vueling flies all over Spain and seems to get pretty good reviews (they compare it to Jet Blue). www.vueling.com
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The number of choices at several airports in Spain have been reduced by one. Spanair announced that it is laying off 1100 employees and cutting service on 9 routes, including service to the San Sebastian airport (Hondarribia).
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