I am wondering what is the cheapest way to get from Northern UK (although any airport considered) to Turkey (Dalaman, Antalya, Bodrum, or Izmir). Is there a way of going via a European hub that would make the journey super cheap? We are looking to fly in the summer of 2013. Best regards to all. Humblechap.
How to use non direct flights to your advantage
Recent Activity
View all Europe activity »
- 1 One way car rental Lisbon to Bordeaux
- 2 Going to London next week but can't find hotel/hostel!!
- 3 best place to get euros for Ireland trip
- 4 If you could go anywhere in Italy......
- 5 Four weeks in Spain with kids
- 6 The Adventure Begins.. Sarge56 in Italy
- 7
UK Trip Report So Far....
- 8 Slovenia/Northern Croatia in mid-August - hotel and other advice?
- 9 Hiking in Germany/Innsbruck/Salzburg and where else?
- 10 Comfortable shoes to wear in Italy this summer and not look like a tourist
- 11 Tennyson Home
- 12 If an AirBerlin flight arrives in Rome at 11:30 ...
- 13
TR Provence, Israel, Switzerland, Italy..April 16 a day of AA infamy
- 14 Netherland -> Belgium -> West Germany for 18 days
- 15 Loire Valley & Brittany - recommendations?
- 16 Approx taxi cost: CDG airport to Paris(7th arr)?
- 17 Istanbul - Topkapi book recommendation?
- 18 Santorini-Nafplio-Delphi-Athens Help
- 19 Quaint/family run place in Nuremberg?
- 20 2 days in Frankfurt - where to stay -what to do - or straight to Paris
- 21 Best neighborhood to stay in in Munich?
- 22 2 days in Venice- where to stay –What to do- Help please!
- 23
Berlin to Dresden to Prague in eight days
- 24 Alsace question. Itterswiller or Riquewihr, where to stay?
- 25 Easyjet luggage/ baggage
I have heard that there are quite a few low cost flights directly from Northern UK which you should just check on the web. However, I do know that there are frequent flights from Manchester. The only issue may just be the low weight luggage allowance, 15 instead of 20 kilos in addition to lack of free food and beverages on those flights. Among the Turkish airlines check Pegasus, Atlas Jet, Onur Air and Sun Express.
the direct flight should be cheaper than one with a stop-over.
Use http://www.skyscanner.net/ for an overview of prices for all the options
jet2.com and easyjet.com fly between the UK and Turkey
direct flights will be cheaper than indirect
Ryan Air??
I know jet2.com flies direct from Newcastle, Leeds/Bradford, etc into Turkey. And easyJet flies from Liverpool and Manchester. I'd guess they might be as cheap as any.
oh - I didn't see sofarsogood's post. I started posting and was interrupted.
direct flights will be cheaper than indirect
Most airlines that offer indirect flights will charge you less for those flights than a direct flight as otherwise they wouldn't get the business.
You are unlikely to find cheap fares to Turkey during the summer peak. £300 return is typical. Indirect flights are unlikely to save you money.