cheap flights

Hello,

I would like to go to any Western European city this summer in the end of August and return on Sep 6th.

Any cheap deals from the Washington DC/Baltimore area to Europe ?

Thanks.

Hello,

I would like to ask You what have got a cheapest flights with all tax and where?

Hi,

This is my first post here. I usually fly to Europe about twice a year and in the past 6 years or so I have always been able to find some sort of a reasonable deal. For example, last summer we flew from IAD to MUC between June 10 and August 10 and paid $2000 for 4 tickets. When we fly out of CHS, we usually pay about $680 per ticket.

Anyways, this summer, I am not able to find ANYTHING below $800. I would like to fly between June 30 and July 10th and return between July 30th and August 10th. At least 4 weeks.

I really need to stay below $800 per ticket incl everything.

We’re thinking of starting a 2 – 2 1/2 week trip in Rome, then making our way to Italy, Munich, Paris, Brussels with a day trip to Bruges, and ending up in Amsterdam (we think that’s probably the best order, but if you have any other suggestions that’s great). We thought at first that we would just take the Eurail to every city, but the gaps between Florence, Munich, and Paris are pretty far. Also, Italy isn’t adjacent to Germany, so it couldnt’ be counted on a 4-country pass.

hallo,
I’m a new user, I just found this website. I plan a trip to europe this summer and I’m looking for cheap flights from cleveland,ohio to vienna, austria. If anyone knows where and when I can get good deals, please let me know Thank you in advance

Calling all experts, I have been browsing the forum for a few weeks trying to discover my own deal to no avail. I have been using ITA software (among others) to find something from Toronto to Bucharest in July or August for 35 or 40 days (returning on or before Sept. 6th) for 2 people . So far, the cheapest I can find is 1031 in CAD from Aircanada and Airfrance (961USD) including all taxes and fees.

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I am leaving from Oklahoma City for Budapest sometime in June 2010. It will probably be January before I can officially book my flight, but I am wondering what is the cheapest way to go. I am graduating college in May and so I looked into the student fares, but honestly I found those to be no cheaper, and in most cases, more expensive than I was able to find on expedia, travelocity, etc. Also, would it be worth it to look for flights maybe from Wichita or Dallas? Any help would be really appreciated!

Hello!
I’m searching for a flight anytime after Dec 20 and returning sometime around Jan 20th (my dates are quite flexible), leaving from NYC and going to Skopje, Macedonia. I’ve been doing some research as to what the cheapest flights would be (i.e book a cheap student flight to London and then perhaps transfer?) Another option is to fly into an airport nearby such as Serbia or Greece? There are too many websites! I feel like I keep on getting the same ridiculously priced results (over 1000 USD).

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