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Should I buy tickets for January-February 2020?
What are the chances of a flight cancellation and is it even worth planning from far away? There are options for 40-60 euros to Hungary, Switzerland, the Czech Republic. I think I might take a couple of tickets, but I never planned so far. Thanks)
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I often take tickets well in advance, this is a real savings plus a pleasant anticipation of the trip. No one is insured against flight cancellation, and it doesn’t matter if you take tickets 8 months in advance or 8 days in advance. But even if canceled, the cost will be returned or an alternative will be offered. So you don't lose anything.
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answered 5 years ago
If you have never planned this before, then try it) Everyone has their own preferences and vacation situations. Maybe this is your choice.
Flight cancellations are unlikely. The company will inform you about the slightest changes immediately.
Flight cancellations are unlikely. The company will inform you about the slightest changes immediately.
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answered 5 years ago
Rely on the airline, but don't make a mistake yourself. When one day Turkish Airlines canceled my Ankara-Istanbul flight, they did not send me any notifications either by mail or by phone. "Surprise" was at the airport))).
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answered 5 years ago
I understand these are Wizz Air or Ryan tickets. 30-40, these are also not the most super prices. I took as soon as Ryan came to us for 10 euros, for about six months. I understood that it was not a fact that I would fly, but I decided to take a chance. The buzz from understanding that the flight would be a little more expensive than the road to the airport overshadowed all doubts. :))) Now there is also a ticket, again for 10 euros, but this time, most likely it will be lost. And parvily you were told that if the flight is canceled due to the fault of the airline, you will be compensated.
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answered 5 years ago
I think take it. It's always nice to know where you'll be in 10 months. Nothing will be canceled！We hope for the best and make plans for the trip.
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answered 5 years ago
Thank you. But only now I will buy a lot of tickets, that in the summer there will be nothing to fly on) Not only from low-cost airlines, even from UIA for 60 euros to Geneva in February.
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answered 5 years ago
And when to buy tickets from the Ryans and visas, for example, to Nuremberg? Now it’s about 50-60 in two directions, it seems like a normal price, I think it can be cheaper or vice versa then it will jump up?)
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answered 5 years ago
If the price suits you now, take it. Closer to departure, as a rule, tickets only become more expensive.
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answered 5 years ago
Are there any sites where you can see the price chart? I'm a little oriented, but I still don't know exactly where the minimum price ceiling is.
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answered 5 years ago
Yes, it seems that all aggregators have a similar price calendar. For example, I usually look at aviasales.
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answered 5 years ago
There is always a risk, however, it does not mean that the flight will be cancelled. Some of the members of the forum in the reports I see constantly mentioning that tickets were bought for the year. If you want to play it safe, look at the reviews of the airline that offers the flight to get an impression of it. Yes, money for a canceled flight is returned, but if the airline canceled the flight because it is bankrupt, then you yourself understand that it is difficult to take something from a black sheep ... In general, read the reviews.
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answered 5 years ago
Take tickets. :) To be afraid of a wolf - do not go into the forest. :)
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