Easyjet Pricing Structure
Mar 8, 2006 | 2:49 pm
#1
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Easyjet Pricing Structure
Hi All,
For those who have been watching Easyjet pricing, or actual experience with it... do their price ever come down AFTER the lower price has already passed, including the infrequent sales? I missed booking a flight by a day because I didn't have my credit card, and now the price has doubled to 50 Euros one way
I'm hoping the fare may come down via a sale or some more seats released at the cheaper rate, though I recall reading somewhere that price of seats don't go down (unlike Southwest sales).
Anyone can provide insight on this?
Thanks!
For those who have been watching Easyjet pricing, or actual experience with it... do their price ever come down AFTER the lower price has already passed, including the infrequent sales? I missed booking a flight by a day because I didn't have my credit card, and now the price has doubled to 50 Euros one way
I'm hoping the fare may come down via a sale or some more seats released at the cheaper rate, though I recall reading somewhere that price of seats don't go down (unlike Southwest sales).
Anyone can provide insight on this?
Thanks!
Mar 10, 2006 | 6:26 am
#3
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Malaga, Spain
Posts: 1,091
No chance...
Originally Posted by luv2ctheworld
Hi All,
For those who have been watching Easyjet pricing, or actual experience with it... do their price ever come down AFTER the lower price has already passed, including the infrequent sales? I missed booking a flight by a day because I didn't have my credit card, and now the price has doubled to 50 Euros one way
I'm hoping the fare may come down via a sale or some more seats released at the cheaper rate, though I recall reading somewhere that price of seats don't go down (unlike Southwest sales).
Anyone can provide insight on this?
Thanks!
For those who have been watching Easyjet pricing, or actual experience with it... do their price ever come down AFTER the lower price has already passed, including the infrequent sales? I missed booking a flight by a day because I didn't have my credit card, and now the price has doubled to 50 Euros one way
I'm hoping the fare may come down via a sale or some more seats released at the cheaper rate, though I recall reading somewhere that price of seats don't go down (unlike Southwest sales).
Anyone can provide insight on this?
Thanks!
The best way to a minimum price is to view by a period rather than a specific date. Both Ryanair and Easyjet sites have this facility.