WS : Canada -> LGW from $227 CAD OW
Dec 28, 2018, 4:50 pm
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WS : Canada -> LGW from $227 CAD OW
N.B. I thought I'd post this here as I suspect there are many Canadian ex-pats like myself who are seeking one-way fares to position themselves for good fares ex Europe in 2019.
Spotted on flights:
https://www.google.com/flights?lite=...sp:2.CAD.23116
Similar deal can be found out of YYC:
https://www.google.com/flights?lite=...sp:2.CAD.25841
For those in YVR, you've also got some coverage:
https://www.google.com/flights?lite=...sp:2.CAD.26191
If you then go to the WS website and use the 15% promo code as part of the Boxing week sale, the fare goes down to $227 for YYZ. It's rare to find non-stop positioning fares to Europe this low, especially on a non-budget airline that doesn't nickel and dime you for everything. In addition, WS is concerned a fairly stable airline, whilst you'll find fares slightly lower on the likes of Wow, you have to really question if that ticket will be valid when you travel. Pretty wide availability in 2019. What's unique about the fare is it's a one-way priced as a one way (i.e. at < half the cost of a roundtrip) which is perfect for positioning.
Safe Travels,
James
Spotted on flights:
https://www.google.com/flights?lite=...sp:2.CAD.23116
Similar deal can be found out of YYC:
https://www.google.com/flights?lite=...sp:2.CAD.25841
For those in YVR, you've also got some coverage:
https://www.google.com/flights?lite=...sp:2.CAD.26191
If you then go to the WS website and use the 15% promo code as part of the Boxing week sale, the fare goes down to $227 for YYZ. It's rare to find non-stop positioning fares to Europe this low, especially on a non-budget airline that doesn't nickel and dime you for everything. In addition, WS is concerned a fairly stable airline, whilst you'll find fares slightly lower on the likes of Wow, you have to really question if that ticket will be valid when you travel. Pretty wide availability in 2019. What's unique about the fare is it's a one-way priced as a one way (i.e. at < half the cost of a roundtrip) which is perfect for positioning.
Safe Travels,
James
