Flights

[pdcvcc 0]

I am sure I have seen this before, are people getting one-way flights from Manchester/London to US or finding it less expensive to do a round trip and skip the return. Thanks.

[elmcitymaven 9,712]

I am sure I have seen this before, are people getting one-way flights from Manchester/London to US or finding it less expensive to do a round trip and skip the return. Thanks.

Very common and most often cheaper to book a return and skip the second leg. Just make sure you show up to the first flight or the whole flight will be cancelled! If you're feeling charitable to the airline, after the first flight you can call them to cancel the return leg so the seat may be resold.

[pdcvcc 0]

Very common and most often cheaper to book a return and skip the second leg. Just make sure you show up to the first flight or the whole flight will be cancelled! If you're feeling charitable to the airline, after the first flight you can call them to cancel the return leg so the seat may be resold.

Awesome. Thanks. I was worried about all the increased security. But your right, as long as you cancel the return flight, should be good.

[Jewel-8 21]

Awesome. Thanks. I was worried about all the increased security. But your right, as long as you cancel the return flight, should be good.

Some people have been finding cheap one way with Iceland Air. The times didn't match for Dave to come in on an Iceland Air flight and then catch a JetBlue, and he didn't want to hang out on the east coast. Still, for some it might save a couple hundred dollars in comparison to a round trip ticket.

[pdcvcc 0]

Some people have been finding cheap one way with Iceland Air. The times didn't match for Dave to come in on an Iceland Air flight and then catch a JetBlue, and he didn't want to hang out on the east coast. Still, for some it might save a couple hundred dollars in comparison to a round trip ticket.

thx chicky

[Darnell 8,478]

BA has direct (and sometimes cheap ) from heathrow to Houston - check orbitz.com for schedules - play with the calendar dates till you hit the right 'socket' for the price.

Manchester to East Coast, is direct flight, but the price is never 'sweet'

Good Luck !

[Nich-Nick 3,354]

Also when booking your round trip, you can play around with your return dates to find a cheaper ticket. Since the return doesn't matter because you're not going to use it, then pick mid week (or whatever days your airline is cheapest) and a date that's cheap....like not high tourist season or a holiday or Spring Break. It can be months ahead. Seems like Nick's was 7 months from the arrival leg. He did call to cancel it.

[Jasmin&Travis 1]

I went for a return ticket as it was much cheaper.

Heathrow to Houston direct cost me £373 for a return[will be cancelling the return], for a single it was £700+