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Have just booked flights direct Gatwick-Orlando from www.questtravel.com
I am happy but John is worried in case he finds something cheaper tomorrow-we've just paid £123 +taxes.:D
floridadreamvilla.co.uk
07-11-2003, 02:11
Blimey - that's about 1/2 of what we paid for our December flights - can I ask what dates you booked?
4TH -11TH John its only a quick visit
Have you used them before Janny? They have some very good prices[msnsmile]
I wanted to ask the same as Ruth!! [:0] excellent prices
These are direct flights with Continental. CO8235 outward etc. Have never flown with them
before,but not heard any dreadful reports.Noticed that they had less expensive flights for
Easter than we have (already) booked.
Oops! Just noticed they are Virgin flights.And to think we were going
to book the Virgin BOGOF offer at £598 for the two.
You must have got in quick Janny, as there is nothing for that price, for your dates, this morning:)
You're right Kerry .John is even happier this morning.:)
Hey, thanks Janny! I just got two US Airways flights for £207 +tax each for next May whereas everywhere else I've looked for months has them from £485 + tax upwards! :D Pity you're not on commission! :D
:DHi just did a comparison with Virgin on-line for 2 adults 2 children under 11 and 2 infants Virgin want £1145 Quest want £895 both are inclusive of tax Hmmmmmm which would you choose, Oh and as already said Quest is based on a Virgin plane:D
Sean and Clan
Hi Janny
Will wave to you from the North terminal on 4 December. Am flying out with BA for 11 nights. :D:D:D
How much deposit do they require?
You have to pay upfront Tracey and they charge 1.5% for credit cards.
villainthesun
07-11-2003, 18:38
Some of the airlines must be having a bit of a fare war at the moment, Expedia is also showing similar prices for May (and without the cc charge).
The fare rules on the US Airways flights show a last ticketing date of today, so grab 'em while you can!
Lesley S
07-11-2003, 18:42
We know of a couple who have booked flights end of January (2 weeks) from Travel City £89 return including all taxes. This is from Gatwick, they then booked return flight from Glasgow to Gatwick £15 each way plus taxes.
Does anyone know why 7 night charter flights are more expensive than 14 night charter flights[?]:(
quote:Some of the airlines must be having a bit of a fare war at the moment, Expedia is also showing similar prices for May (and without the cc charge). I think you might be right about the air fare wars as I've just received an email from http://www.airline-network.co.uk for Delta flights for £269 (including tax but not airline failure insurance of £4) to Miami from 25 December 2003 - 31 May 2004.
villainthesun
07-11-2003, 20:01
Incidentally if fares are reduced after booking, I believe that some airlines will allow you to have the flights repriced and give you a credit voucher for the difference.
I've not tried this myself however. Might be worth asking though.
Kerry as of this minute there are still flights at what we paid
Haven't used them before Ruth but its Virgin -should be ok? haven't flown Virgin for years.
Blott I like the idea of commission -How much you giving me?
:D:D
We checked out the August prices today - £375.00 per Adult - there is a stop over but at that price you can't complain can you :D
There are Janny but not for the dates we can go. The cheapest flight on that site for us is £405.80:(
Funshine
07-11-2003, 21:49
Well Done Janny - what a find! Will definitely keep that site bookmarked :D