Tips for finding cheap flights

Simple tips to get cheap flights

The best day (the cheapest) to fly is on Tuesday.

The most expensive day to fly is Saturday. If you can, modify the dates of your trip to be able to match the flights on Tuesday, because you can get up to 12% cheaper.

Flights between 6 pm and midnight are cheaper.

Maybe they are more uncomfortable, but if you want cheap flights, there will be things that you will have to sacrifice.

Do not give up receiving newsletter with price alerts, they are more useful than you think.

Maybe in principle it may seem a pain in the ass to receive mails from comparators, but you may find unexpected bargains. Price alerts are especially useful for when you have a destination and dates clear.

Be flexible with dates.

If you focus on Christmas or Easter, it will cost you a lot to find cheap flights. We recommend you even look for flights without destination or without a specific date to find the best deals.

Buying the round trip board is not always cheaper.

Compare it well before buying your flights because you can take great surprises.

The scales make the price of flights cheaper: do not give up on them.

To get cheap flights it is essential that you resign (though it does not always have to be that way) to direct flights.

Find out about nearby airports you want to reach because you may find an unexpected bargain.

Analyze well the best time to buy your flight depending on the destination you want to go to.

Search and compare a LOT.

Use different comparators and websites, check the website of the airlines themselves, try combinations of different dates, etc ... You have to try even to buy on websites from other countries such as France or England because you can be surprised with the prices.

Keep in mind that some agencies vary the prices depending on the payment method.

Beware of the super bargains that then become more expensive with taxes and fees for using certain credit cards.

If you think you've found your ideal flight at a reasonable price ... BUY IT.

Because it is very likely that tomorrow will be more expensive.