Flight price Heathrow to Oregan

**MargaretMouse** · 22 Nov 21, 02:31 PM

I need a flight to Oregan in January and wonder if anyone does a deposit only. I can’t afford to pay everything at the moment. Any help please and where can I look for cheap flights any help as I’m new to this only ever booked threw a travel agency. Thanks for any help.

skalexander · 22 Nov 21, 02:42 PM

Originally Posted by MargaretMouse

I need a flight to Oregan in January and wonder if anyone does a deposit only. I can’t afford to pay everything at the moment. Any help please and where can I look for cheap flights any help as I’m new to this only ever booked threw a travel agency. Thanks for any help.

All of the companies I can think of which offer deposits need balances to be paid 8-10 weeks before travel, and you’re within that window or will be very soon. I think it’s unlikely you’ll find any alternative to paying up front. Sorry 😞

**MargaretMouse** · 22 Nov 21, 03:10 PM

I understand… is there anywhere I can look for cheap flights….

loldis · 22 Nov 21, 03:23 PM

Try one of the aggregate sites like Google Flights or Skyscanner. If you can be flexible with your dates, midweek is almost always cheaper.

Also because Oregon isn't that common a route for Transatlantic flights, you may find it cheaper to fly into one of the west coast hubs (e.g. Seattle or San Francisco) and picking up a separate cheap domestic flight. But price both.

Is it Portland you're looking at? What are your dates?

Bozza · 22 Nov 21, 03:31 PM

Use something like Kayak and use flexible dates - assuming you have some wiggle room - to see if any particular dates may come out cheaper, eg:

kayak/flights/LON-...rports=PDX,LHR

novocastrian · 22 Nov 21, 04:52 PM

netflights good place to look depends on dates but

11/1 - 18/1 £512 via charlotte (cheapest route for some reason)

2020holibubbles · 22 Nov 21, 10:36 PM

Not sure if they fly direct but you could maybe book it through BA and add a cheap hotel for one night (as a throwaway option) to make it a package. Then you’d not have to pay the balance until three weeks before.
It’s the custom trip option then you could add just one night hotel stay on?

22 Nov 21, 03:23 PM	#4
	22 Nov 21, 03:23 PM loldis Imagineer
loldis Imagineer Join Date: May 17 Location: Sussex	Try one of the aggregate sites like Google Flights or Skyscanner. If you can be flexible with your dates, midweek is almost always cheaper. Also because Oregon isn't that common a route for Transatlantic flights, you may find it cheaper to fly into one of the west coast hubs (e.g. Seattle or San Francisco) and picking up a separate cheap domestic flight. But price both. Is it Portland you're looking at? What are your dates?

22 Nov 21, 04:52 PM	#6
	22 Nov 21, 04:52 PM novocastrian Imagineer
novocastrian Imagineer Join Date: Aug 14	netflights good place to look depends on dates but 11/1 - 18/1 £512 via charlotte (cheapest route for some reason)

22 Nov 21, 10:36 PM	#7
	22 Nov 21, 10:36 PM 2020holibubbles Excited about Disney
2020holibubbles Excited about Disney Join Date: Mar 19	Not sure if they fly direct but you could maybe book it through BA and add a cheap hotel for one night (as a throwaway option) to make it a package. Then you’d not have to pay the balance until three weeks before. It’s the custom trip option then you could add just one night hotel stay on?