Flights

• Be flexible: This is key! Try flying on mid-week flights and during off-peak seasons.
• Book at the right time: Book early, prices often rise as the departure date approaches.
• Layovers: opt for a layover instead of a direct flight, as they are often cheaper.
• Nearby Airports: Check for flights from nearby airports, which may have cheaper fares.
• Price alerts: Sign up for our newsletter for price alerts and airline seat sales.
• Flight comparison tools: Use websites like Skyscanner, Kayak, and Google Flights to scour a wide range of airlines for the best deals.
• Use Points and Miles: Utilize frequent flyer miles or credit card points to reduce costs.

You can book one-way, return, and multi-city (open jaw) flights on our site.

Booking a roundtrip ticket is almost always the cheaper option for long-haul flights. If you're set on a one-way ticket, explore open-jaw flights.

Open Jaw tickets also known as multi-city flights involve flying into one destination and out of another such as:

London to Singapore

Kuala Lumpur to London

Mostly around 11 months in advance of your travel date, although sometimes booking windows are extended e.g., for special events.   

For peak season dates book as early as possible. 

Typically, tickets do not become less expensive as the departure date approaches. Instead, the cheapest flights are usually found when you book between eleven and one month before your departure date. 

A flexible ticket can be changed or canceled at no cost. They are usually very expensive. 

It's worth looking into restricted fares because they frequently allow for date changes for a small fee.  

There is no additional charge for using a credit card. All fares are inclusive of fees and taxes.

Not all fares automatically include a checked baggage allowance. 

After performing a search and obtaining your results there is a button that when selected only shows fares that include a checked baggage allowance.

When booked well in advance the additional cost of Premium Economy is 15-25% higher than Standard Economy, we believe this is good value for the comfort-conscious flier.  It is also typically 70% less expensive than a business-class ticket. 

Business Class provides up to 50% more legroom, significantly greater recline e.g., flat beds, more substantial leg rests and headrests, and superior food and wine offerings and lounge access.