Melbourne Airfares
Hi guys, Just want to know whether anyone knows any cheap airfares from Melbourne, Australia to Paris, France? I want to go on the 1st of January and come back 26th of February.
For these dates it will be for around 1500 EUR with Malaysia Airlines. It’s direct flight from CDG to Melbourne (MEL)
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Are Airfares Going To Drop
I was looking all week at airfare I wanted to book, and today prices suddenly jumped, why?
I have been looking all week at airfares and flights for Thursday night July 10th from SEA to PHL and then returning Sunday night July13th. I found ones I liked both ways on Wednesday and checked them thursday and friday as well. Today I went on to book, and prices skyrocketed, as in 100′s of dollars. How in 1 day could the price jump so much? Is it because it is a saturday? If i wait til monday will prices drop again? Any help would be greatly appreciated, I really need to make this trip but the cost nearly doubled!! I want to depart SEA-TAC airport Thursday evening(7/10) for an overnight flight to arrive in PHL Friday morning. And i want to depart PHL Sunday night to arrive in SEA-Tac Sunday night. Thank you.
Airfares do jump around like that. The airlines pour vast resources into “maximizing yield”, which means they watch what is going on and adjust prices all the time. One simple explanation for what you saw is the following: they allocated a certain number of seats at the lower fare. after those were sold, the next higher price kicks in. They also have very complicated rules about “advance purchase”. Flights within 14 days are one price, the same flight a week later (21 days ahead) is a different price, and so on. If you REALLY want to see skyhigh fares, look at flights for “tomorrow” (whatever day that is). You can check for nearby days to the ones you want. If you can go a day or two earlier or later, it could make a big difference. Also whether or not you are staying over on a Saturday night. For SEA-PHL, you probably don’t have much choice, but for some cities you could try different airports, if they are not too inconvenient. If you are on a really tight budget, and are flexible, you can try priceline.com’s “Name your own fare” deal. You make an offer at whatever price you’re willing to pay, and they try to find you a seat. But — and this is a big BUT — 1) you don’t get to pick the airline or the time (“anytime between 6 AM and 10 PM”) and 2) It is completely non-refundable. (I’ve not been brave enough to try that myself, although I have used them quite successfully for hotel rooms at excellent prices.) .