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Multi trip

  • 01-11-2018 6:11pm
    #1
    Limpy
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    Hi folks.

    Does anyone know the conditions on multitrip with international aerlines.
    Can you use it to book two out going flights for instance Dublin to New York and Shannon to Heathrow?

    I found booking a one way thicket is expensive with airFrance, eir Lingus ect.


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  • #2
    Caranica
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 10,145 ✭✭✭✭Caranica


    Limpy wrote: »
    Hi folks.

    Does anyone know the conditions on multitrip with international aerlines.
    Can you use it to book two out going flights for instance Dublin to New York and Shannon to Heathrow?

    I found booking a one way thicket is expensive with airFrance, eir Lingus ect.

    Multi trip is A to B via C.

    Aer lingus is a point to point airline as is Ryanair, singles are not more expensive as you pay per leg. Air France isn't, hence their high priced single fares


  • #3
    Limpy
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    One way is defiantly more expensive then multi trip or return with Aer Lingus. A €500 flight to New York will come down almost half in price if you select return or multi trip.


  • #4
    L1011
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    Caranica wrote: »
    Multi trip is A to B via C.

    Aer lingus is a point to point airline as is Ryanair, singles are not more expensive as you pay per leg. Air France isn't, hence their high priced single fares

    Aer Lingus do not price point to point on long haul though

    And for the OP - it has to be a return although it can be open jaw, so it needs to be a flight from and to the same airport. Dublin - JFK and the Miami - Dublin would be ok but your suggestion not


  • #5
    larchielads
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    Sorry for butting in but how would one go about doing what your saying, dub to jfk and Miami to dub? Lookin to do sonethin similar in the summer


  • #6
    Limpy
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    larchielads wrote: »
    Sorry for butting in but how would one go about doing what your saying, dub to jfk and Miami to dub? Lookin to do sonethin similar in the summer
    On the air Lingus website (not app). Select multi trip. And from what I've seen it will give you the nor normal prices, not the inflated ones for just booking 1 way.


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