$1100 for airfare NYC-Vietnam multicity
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$1100 for airfare NYC-Vietnam multicity
Hi all,
Have just started looking at flights and the cheapest I am finding is 1100$ including tax (which is about 250 per ticket, so base ticket is 850$).
This is to fly from NYC to Saigon, then Danang to NYC, via Singapore. A simple round trip won't work for us with our itinerary.
Let me know if you think I should book these? They are for Feb-March.
Can I do better?
Thanks!
Amy
Have just started looking at flights and the cheapest I am finding is 1100$ including tax (which is about 250 per ticket, so base ticket is 850$).
This is to fly from NYC to Saigon, then Danang to NYC, via Singapore. A simple round trip won't work for us with our itinerary.
Let me know if you think I should book these? They are for Feb-March.
Can I do better?
Thanks!
Amy
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I would buy it if the schedule was reasonable.
The "base ticket price" is not really important, but the full ticket price is. Of the $250 about $150 is a fuel surcharge made by the airline.
The "base ticket price" is not really important, but the full ticket price is. Of the $250 about $150 is a fuel surcharge made by the airline.
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My friend and I paid roughly $1100 each (incl taxes & fuel chgs) for RT tickets for travel in Jan . Seattle-Taipei-Hanoi then Siem Reap-Bangkok-Taipei-Seattle (my friend has the same but starts and ends in SFO). I think tix from the west coast are usually lower than from other US cities too.
I did see lower prices (by about $50-$75) for Nov travel.
I did see lower prices (by about $50-$75) for Nov travel.
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