I flew from Perth, Australia to Manchester, UK for $1200 (return). Lived in a cheap (but nice) hostel for the first few days, then caught up with some old friends I hadn't seen in over 20 years who immediately offered me free rooms to stay in. I worked a few shifts behind a bar I worked at when I was 18 (23yrs earlier) for some extra cash, free food and drinks. Then drove around in a borrowed car checking out my old neck of the woods and meeting people I hadn't seen since school. All in all my flight from Australia to UK, including 3 weeks having a blast and a return flight back to Ozz cost me $3,000 all up. Such a great time! 😌
Great for retired people. Paused the video to check it out. found really cheap flights to Las Vegas $89, but the airline charged $142 for one carry on. As a frequent business flyer you can beat this. Air cargo a carry on suitcase on southwest.
It works but it directs you to cheap airlines that charge extra for everything so you end up paying the same amount it would cost on an average priced flight. You’re basically paying to fly from point A to B with no carry-on. It’s still a good price if you’re only flying to NYC to catch a broadway show and then back home after or flying back to college. If you’re really going on vacation, save up.
says round trip but it's not. it's chose a departing flight (that's the cheap price you see on the map) but even though it says it's round trip you will have to choose a returning flight which is more money and in the ened you're not getting a better deal.
Do you know how this would work for a one way trip? Because then, the flights seem really cheap, but once I select them, google changes the date by a few months
