Hi all, I'm hoping to go to New York and Ottawa at the end of August and just wondering if any of you know of any good multi city flight websites that I could use to get prices from? Don't need accommodation in either city.
Thanks, Rebel
easier to just contact trailfinders and club travel and let them know youre shopping around. Havent found an engine that effectively supports multi stop flights
All of above allow multi-stop flights; a lot of the airline websites allow this facility as well (but you will most likely have to use the same airline throughout if you do it this way and often more expensive option).
Anyhow, I have booked a holiday for February, flying over to Montreal with Air Canada, taking the train to New York (just for something different) and flying home to Dublin with Continental. It cost me €450 with Lastminute (Expedia also offering same flight for a similar price). If I included a flight from Montreal to New York it would have cost me an additional €25 but for some mad reason I have decided to take the train for $60.
I tried to do the same on the Air Canada website and although it wouldn't have been much different in price, I would have had to fly back via Toronto & London with them instead of flying directly home with Continental.
Travelocity.com (and they've fixed that problem I was whinging about before and have inserted "Ireland" as a real, existing, country in the drop-down menu).
Thanks for all the help guys. So far best price i've got is just over €700 and that's flying Shannon to New York, New York to Ottawa and Toronto to Shannon. We've a spin from Ottawa to Toronto. I'll keep searching anyway! That price was on the Continental website and also expedia.
Looking for recommendations for checking multi-city
Flying from Dublin to Houston return is €400 odd with a stop off in Newark - however to stop if in Newark for a few days is over €1000
Cheapest Boston-Dublin (one way) flight I can get in August is €468 -655. That's with Skyscanner. It's actually working out cheaper to buy a return flight! Crazy.