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August 4, 2016 1 Comment

Airfare Roundup

Here are a few good fares available at the moment to destinations in North America and Europe. As you know, some fares seem to stick around quite a while and others are gone in an instant. These are sample fares found this afternoon. Some of these airfares are widely available on various dates while others are quite limited.

Canada

Halifax – Hamilton ($257) Aug. 22-26 WestJet

Halifax – Deer Lake ($199) Aug. 25-30 Air Canada

Moncton – Toronto ($218) Sept. 26-30 WestJet

Moncton – Winnipeg ($460) Sept. 9-18 WestJet

USA

Halifax – Boston ($312) Sept. 19-22 WestJet (booked on Delta)

Halifax – Baltimore ($364) Aug. 18-21 American Airlines

Halifax – Myrtle Beach ($366) Sept. 2-7 American Airlines

Halifax – Nashville ($339) Sept. 21-24 Delta

Halifax – Atlanta ($328) Oct. 18-21 American Airlines

Halifax – Chicago ($392) Aug. 24-29 Porter

Halifax – Harrisburg ($364) Aug. 18-22 American Airlines

Halifax – San Francisco ($467) Aug. 18-24 American Airlines

Halifax – San Diego ($458) Aug. 18-23 American Airlines

Halifax – Kahului, Maui ($556) Sept. 13-20 United

Europe

Halifax – London ($787) Aug. 22-30 Air Canada (non-stop)

Halifax – Paris ($568) Sept.1-8 Icelandair

Halifax – Dublin ($517) Oct. 5-14 WestJet

Halifax – Munich ($595) Oct. 7-14 Condor

Halifax – Venice ($619) Sept. 12-21 American Airlines

Halifax – Berlin ($670) Sept. 16-23 Condor

Moncton – London ($537) Oct. 10-17 WestJet

Fredericton – London ($537) Oct. 10-17 WestJet

Of course, you can always play around with the flight search to find a good open-jaw price. For example:

Halifax – Manchester Sept. 15, Paris – Halifax Sept. 29 ($571) Icelandair (Divide the trip between Yorkshire, London and Paris)

Halifax – Munich Sept. 2, Vienna – Halifax Sept. 20 ($660) Condor (Check out Bavaria, Salzburg and Vienna)

And remember in addition to the excellent rail service in Europe, there is also the option of hopping a budget airline to get to your next destination.

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Comments

  1. Fernand says

    August 5, 2016 at 7:52 am

    I like these types of posts. Perhaps at some point you could explore the “booking well in advance vs last minute” pros and cons.

    In this post, you mention the excellent trains available in Europe. While I agree (and would often choose the train over the regional airline carriers), it is important to note that prices can greatly vary depending on when those train tickets are bought. You can save € if you plan ahead.

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