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Leaving on a Jet Plane
A guide to flying to, and around, Europe, including finding the cheapest transatlantic airfare, no-frills airlines in Europe, beating jet lag, and more
A flight to Europe can cost you $170 round-trip, or it can cost you $700, $1,699, or even $2,500.
Wouldn't you prefer that first price?
That's what this section is for: finding the cheapest airfares available. Though you can access the pages in any order to find links to major airline Web sites, or learn more about Europe's no-frills carriers, or get the skinny on Priceline bidding techniques, or sign up for deals-laden newsletters, or figure out where the best consolidator fares are, or how to get downtown for the airport, or simply learn some tricks to beating jet lag, there's also a system to this particular section of the site.
It's called getting the cheapest airfare every time, and it's a step-by-step guide to whittling down that $2,500 to something more reasonable. You needn't pay more than about $500 from the East Coast, $900 from the West Coast, even in high season.
But $170 to get to Europe? Yes, it can be done. These pages will show you how.
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This material was last updated April 2006. All information was accurate at the time.
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