How to find the right flight deal for your route
Airfares move constantly, driven by seat inventory, day of week, and how far in advance you book. The route you fly has the biggest effect on price: short intra-European hops between major hubs tend to carry the lowest fares, especially on Tuesday and Wednesday departures, while long-haul international routes carry a higher base fare but can still swing widely depending on the season and which airline alliance operates the connection.
Booking 3 to 6 weeks before a European flight, or 2 to 5 months before a long-haul international flight, typically lands in the sweet spot between availability and price. Our specialists compare live pricing from British Airways, Lufthansa, Air France, KLM, Iberia, Ryanair, easyJet, Turkish Airlines, Emirates and other major carriers against your preferred travel window, so you can weigh a slightly higher fare with a convenient nonstop against a deeper discount with a longer connection.
Reading a flight fare correctly
Every fare on this page is quoted per person in Euros, inclusive of applicable VAT, for the cabin class and routing shown. Checked baggage and seat selection are typically priced separately unless your fare class includes them. If you experience a long delay, cancellation or denied boarding on a flight departing the EU (or arriving in the EU on an EU airline), you may be entitled to compensation directly from the operating airline under EU Regulation (EC) 261/2004; our specialists can advise on how to pursue this. If a fare looks unusually low relative to comparable routes, it is almost always a basic fare bucket with limited or no changes — our specialists will always confirm the exact fare rules and total price with you by phone before taking payment.
Call +1-833-619-7689 any time to have a specialist pull live availability for your dates, or to ask about multi-city and stopover itineraries for longer international trips.