Tips for finding cheap airline tickets

On the Internet you can find many providers of cheap flights. Prices vary by provider and by day. So it’s worth to compare those cheap flights and if you can’t find one, look again the day after because this can rapidly change. The best day for booking your flight is on a Tuesday morning.

First of all, book early! The first chairs are often sold for low prices. Especially for longer flights it is better to look real early for an attractive offer. The prices are the highest in the last few weeks before the flight. You could find a last minute offer, but that’s a risk not always worth taking.

Choose the correct date and time. The cheapest departure days are Tuesdays, Wednesdays or Thursdays. The cheapest days to fly back are Sundays, Tuesdays or Wednesdays. If it is possible avoid spring break, summer holidays and Christmas holidays. The cheapest time for flying is before 7.00 am or after 21.00 pm.

Booking on the site of the airline is cheaper than a booking site. If you make use of a comparison site, use a good one that offers the prices clearly by date, for example: KAYAK, skyscanner, Lowcostairlines and bingtravel.

Further, fly from a cheap airport, like AirportRotterdam, Airport Eindhoven, Airport Weeze or Airport London Stansted. The low cost airlines (such as Ryanair, Transavia and EasyJet) flying from these small airports.

Last of all, a package holiday, for example with Arke to the Dominican Republic is often cheaper than a separate ticket, because the travel agency negotiates for ticket and hotel.