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Before you fly east across the Atlantic or west across the Pacific, you might think about looking north to Canada. A connection in Toronto and a flight on Air Canada could save you money on flights to Europe and Asia. Currently, Air Canada has deals on airfare to international destinations including Paris, London, Zurich, Beijing, and more from major departure cities throughout the U.S. You can find flights as low as $224+ each-way to Europe, and as low as $455+ each-way to Asia. These deals are available until December 11, 2008. Visit Air Canada Offers for more details on how you can cross the seas for less. |
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December 3rd, 2008 at 2:20 pm
What they don’t tell you is the fuel surcharge nearly doubles the price. I checked Los Angeles to Paris, France, and the flight was $585 and the fuel surcharge was $400!
December 4th, 2008 at 9:17 pm
My son just booked with British Airways LAX to Newcastle, UK with a return from London to LAX. We looked extensively at all options including student travel websites. All pricey. Agree with Tina, all the really cheap flights had astronimcal taxes etc. At least with BA for $1049 return, there were no baggage fees…… a big factor to watch out for, especially for students who are likely to return from vacation ‘flat ‘broke’! This was easily the cheapest for over the Christmas period and not bad for a an 18 day stay.