Budget Travel - Help with flight from Rome-NYC
41Philly
Apr 17, 06, 3:30 pm
I am looking to book a flight from Rome traveling to New York City on June 24th of this year.
I travel for a living throughout the US, but do not have much international traveling experience.
I will be backpacking for a month and Rome is my last destination. I have looked on multiple sites thus far, and the cheapest I found was $367 but it was for travel on Multiple Carriers, which I would really like to avoid.
Is there a booking website, or some tip that could aid be in booking this at the cheapest possible flight. I don't care about layovers as long as they are not 24+ hours, and how many stops it has.
I am also open to flying into either DC, Philly, or Baltimore, and I do not have a preference for airlines.
Thanks for all of your help.
JCinNYC
Apr 17, 06, 5:25 pm
I would take one of the LCC to London and then fly to NYC, as there is more competition and better air fares. Try EasyJet, Ryanair or alikes. A good webstie for this is www.easylow.com, it'll show you all the LCC's flying between the city pair you are interested in.
I'm going the opposite direction and got a LON-ROM ticket for 25 euros, after flying Virgin over the Atlantic.
Hope this helps. :p
I am looking to book a flight from Rome traveling to New York City on June 24th of this year.
I travel for a living throughout the US, but do not have much international traveling experience.
I will be backpacking for a month and Rome is my last destination. I have looked on multiple sites thus far, and the cheapest I found was $367 but it was for travel on Multiple Carriers, which I would really like to avoid.
Is there a booking website, or some tip that could aid be in booking this at the cheapest possible flight. I don't care about layovers as long as they are not 24+ hours, and how many stops it has.
I am also open to flying into either DC, Philly, or Baltimore, and I do not have a preference for airlines.
Thanks for all of your help.
sadiqhassan
Apr 17, 06, 5:29 pm
If you want to stick to a single carrier, the cheapest seems to be $579 on Aer Lingus. FCO-DUB-SNN-JFK.
The other option that I found was $313 on Lufthansa / LTU.
FWIW, that is a great fare price wise (much cheaper than anything you will find for LHR-JFK)
Cheers
I would take one of the LCC to London and then fly to NYC, as there is more competition and better air fares. Try EasyJet, Ryanair or alikes. A good webstie for this is www.easylow.com, it'll show you all the LCC's flying between the city pair you are interested in.
I'm going the opposite direction and got a LON-ROM ticket for 25 euros, after flying Virgin over the Atlantic.
Hope this helps. :p
Websites - also try Dohop (http://www.dohop.com) which will look up unusual city pairs
41Philly
Apr 18, 06, 5:05 pm
Thanks for everyone's help.
I'm sure someone can answer this, but I do not know the answer.
If you are flying on a ticket that contains multiple carriers, will they transfer your luggage all the way through.
For example, I am probably buying a ticket from sidestep, and the intinerary is:
Rome-Dusseldorf, Germany on LTU
Dusseldorf-NYC on Lufthansa
Thanks
sadiqhassan
Apr 18, 06, 6:21 pm
Thanks for everyone's help.
I'm sure someone can answer this, but I do not know the answer.
If you are flying on a ticket that contains multiple carriers, will they transfer your luggage all the way through.
For example, I am probably buying a ticket from sidestep, and the intinerary is:
Rome-Dusseldorf, Germany on LTU
Dusseldorf-NYC on Lufthansa
Thanks
If they have an interline agreement (which they most probably do) then, yes.
If everything is on the same ticket then they definately will.
Cheers