transatlantic one way flights

saffy202 · 27 Feb 20, 11:39 AM

We were looking at doing the EBTA but now with the demise of Thomas Cook the price of one way flights seems crazy! We were hoping to go from our local airport - Newcastle and don't mind indirect. Any suggestions? thank you x

Bozza · 27 Feb 20, 11:40 AM

Norwegian is likely your best option.

till · 27 Feb 20, 05:22 PM

We are doing the Norwegian epic transatlantic and have booked our flight to Miami, we have to get the train down to Gatwick from liverpool but was still a great price

Omega1 · 27 Feb 20, 05:44 PM

We are doing a ta in November and need a return flight from Florida. Online search engines were crazy prices then we tried booking through the cruise line (Princess). We have MIA-LHR-MAN with AA/BA for �251pp. It�s a fully flexible fare that can be amended/cancelled up to 54days out and doesn�t need to be paid for until we pay for the cruise. We are keeping an eye on prices as we will cancel and rebook if anything better crops up.

gismo1554 · 28 Feb 20, 10:00 AM

Also if you have any airmiles that's usually the cheapest option for one way flights

**Michelle** · 28 Feb 20, 10:33 AM

Aer Lingus, Icelandair and also 1800 fly Europe we have used for one way flights. Unfortunately never had a good price flying into NCL. Always been MAN

saffy202 · 28 Feb 20, 11:11 AM

thanks for the replies - I was a bit put off by the prices of flights and ended up booking the Alaskan cruise instead

27 Feb 20, 05:44 PM	#4
	27 Feb 20, 05:44 PM Omega1 Imagineer
Omega1 Imagineer Join Date: Jan 08	We are doing a ta in November and need a return flight from Florida. Online search engines were crazy prices then we tried booking through the cruise line (Princess). We have MIA-LHR-MAN with AA/BA for �251pp. It�s a fully flexible fare that can be amended/cancelled up to 54days out and doesn�t need to be paid for until we pay for the cruise. We are keeping an eye on prices as we will cancel and rebook if anything better crops up.