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Wednesday, July 9, 2014
Tuesday, July 8, 2014
Here’s why you shouldn’t buy a US-to-Europe flight more than two months in advance
Fascinating article I came across on Facebook (thanks to my traveling friends!):
From qz.com:
"The average fare for a flight from the US to Europe will vary by $256 from when a ticket is first offered to the day the plane takes off. A flight from the US to South America will fluctuate in a $262 range over the same period. This is according to Kayak, a travel website, which analyzed millions of searches made by US travelers over the past year.
"Kayak found that the cheapest fares from the US to Africa were just 33 days before departure, while the cheapest to Europe were 53 days before departure, and the cheapest to South America were 162 days out. The cheapest flights to Asia were booked 270 days—a full nine months—in advance...."
Continue reading, including nifty graphs of the phenomenon:
http://qz.com/178531/heres-why-you-shouldnt-buy-a-us-to-europe-flight-more-than-two-months-in-advance/
From qz.com:
"The average fare for a flight from the US to Europe will vary by $256 from when a ticket is first offered to the day the plane takes off. A flight from the US to South America will fluctuate in a $262 range over the same period. This is according to Kayak, a travel website, which analyzed millions of searches made by US travelers over the past year.
"Kayak found that the cheapest fares from the US to Africa were just 33 days before departure, while the cheapest to Europe were 53 days before departure, and the cheapest to South America were 162 days out. The cheapest flights to Asia were booked 270 days—a full nine months—in advance...."
http://qz.com/178531/heres-why-you-shouldnt-buy-a-us-to-europe-flight-more-than-two-months-in-advance/
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