Where to get cheap flights ?

[Moonpie2]

Hello !!

Basically, I know there are websites out there that offer bonkers ridiculous low fare flights, but I don't know any of them.
DO YOU ??

I have a friend who does (he went to Prague for about £50) but I can't contact him, and I refuse to believe that £150 is the cheapest I can get to Sweden for

 

[calnen]

ryanair? bmibaby?

 

[Scuzi]

£150 to Sweden is a good price. Bear in mind that the tax alone will be the guts of £60-£70.

The cheapest flights you will get will be with the budget carriers, Ryanair, Easyjet, Wizzair, Air Berlin, bmi Baby etc...

 

[Moonpie2]

I've tried a bunch of them already and I've just checked the new ones and they don't go there

I don't actually think £150 to Sweden is that good a price considering I can get to China for £380ish.

I dunno, with all the stories you hear about people getting "local" european trips for 1p if they go on the right day at the right time, I was expecting a little less. Ok, maybe not 1p, but I was thinking maybe £60ish.

 

[Jimbeam3678]

have you tried sky scanner

 

[Scuzi]

I've tried a bunch of them already and I've just checked the new ones and they don't go there

I don't actually think £150 to Sweden is that good a price considering I can get to China for £380ish.

I dunno, with all the stories you hear about people getting "local" european trips for 1p if they go on the right day at the right time, I was expecting a little less. Ok, maybe not 1p, but I was thinking maybe £60ish.

Believe me, £150 to Sweden is a good price.
You may get fare free flights with Ryanair in which you pay the tax only but there are ony a few seats per flight and you need to be in there as soon as they become available.

It's not quite as straight forward as 'half the distance, half the price'. You can't get something for nothing nowadays

It costs me about £120 every month for a return flight to Belfast. Considering that, £150 to Sweden is a bloody good price!