Seattle to Paris June 2015
Dec 9, 2014, 12:16 pm
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Seattle to Paris June 2015
Hello! I FINALLY get to use my passport for the first time this coming June! Wondering about the most cost efficient and effective way to get there from Seattle. Prefer non or 1 stop, not averse to flying somewhere else and taking a short train. Suggestions? Right now it's about $1550 with one stop on Icelandair.
Thanks!
Thanks!
Dec 10, 2014, 6:37 pm
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Hello! I FINALLY get to use my passport for the first time this coming June! Wondering about the most cost efficient and effective way to get there from Seattle. Prefer non or 1 stop, not averse to flying somewhere else and taking a short train. Suggestions? Right now it's about $1550 with one stop on Icelandair.
Thanks!
Thanks!
FT is not a travel agency if you are looking for a cheap fare: suggest you try Kayak or Expedia or Priceline. $1500 in June is about as good as you will get.
Dec 11, 2014, 3:40 am
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Non-stop, your only choice is Delta. One-stop, you have the usual suspects of US carriers (American/Delta/United) as well as British (LHR), Lufthansa (FRA), Iceland Air (KEF), and Condor (FRA).
As a Seattleite living in Paris who flies this route regularly, I can tell you that deals are tough to find. Much cheaper to fly to just about anywhere else in Europe other than Paris from Seattle. Consider flying into BRU and taking the train.
As a Seattleite living in Paris who flies this route regularly, I can tell you that deals are tough to find. Much cheaper to fly to just about anywhere else in Europe other than Paris from Seattle. Consider flying into BRU and taking the train.
Dec 17, 2014, 1:03 pm
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Thanks for the responses. I know this isn't a travel agency - I was just hoping people with more experience might have good suggestions or advice. Currently thinking I will go via Icelandair and do a one night stopover on the way. Thanks again.