C1-C2 C1-C1.5 148.86 € All segments flyable No Waste
 

C1-C2 C1-C1.5 148.86 € All segments flyable. No Waste. Bookable on Expedia

c2-c4 c1.5-c2 - 179e

Fly JL on the NON-Stop TPAC portions of a C1(e) to Tokyo or Osaka itinerary 356,76 Eu
 

Fly JL on the TPAC portions of a C1(e) to Tokyo or Osaka on a R/T Round Trip itinerary 356.76 €. ALL-in
No 1X

Return from Sapporo Hokkaido or Naha Okinawa with JL just 50 Euros more

alliance or dates?

C1(e) to C3 to C3(s) to C1
base fare=$236.00

27.01, 28.01, 4.02 ,

C2-C1 £ 85,52 All-in RT - Safe
 

No need to go to Barcelona or Madrid.

Return flight can be routed to rich C2(c) Country for £ 12 more

Bookable on world's largest OTA in Great Britain.

C2- Canada for £ 19 more

Safe, yesterday may be; today, things already changed!:)

Amazing!!! C2-C3 193€ StopOver in China its possible ;)

WOW. you found something real new.
it is really AMAZING that all promo fares of this carrier must be reported here.
I expect you have no intention to use this deals. Otherwise I can not understand why you make it public.

What has become unsafe, the strike?

mine is more expensive, but maybe starting in another city and using a very calm strike

You need to know, that airlines are not stupid.
They know what is going on.

Don´t know what C88 wanted to say, but every trick has a limited lifecycle.
Some are working now for a decade, some work only for a few hours.
No trick is made for eternity.
It is possible that a trick worked yesterday and by tomorrow you will be denied. You always need to know that you are cheating the airline(s). And who want to be cheated?

Remind on the old dead cheap c2-c1 dump.
I know from first hand that the involved airlines knew exactly what you did. Sometimes they asked questions during check-in and sometimes they threated to deny boarding.
AFAIK they permitted boarding, but who can guarantee that they will do it in future also?

Also the actually frequently posted c2-c3 deals are a good example.
I know 2 reports from first hand, that people were not able to go on board. Both cases happened on big c2c airports.
Another second hand report is existing with denied boarding in c2e.
Sure, bad things happens. Not frequently, but it happens.

As I said in a previous post, you always need to know that a dumped ticket is risky. Nothing in this world is for free.
It is ALWAYS your decission if you want to bear the risk or not.

C2-C3 78€
 

C2-C3SE, 78€

Different airline, different route, different origin and destination countries:
C2-C3, 171 €, 5*Airline

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C2-C3SE, 78€

Is this the same .... all over again ?