Hello!
I am flying from Seattle to Brussels in October for two weeks and the fares I'm getting right now are about $800. I've always flown mass cheap (500) in the spring, is this price reasonable or should I wait?
Thanks!!!
Posted by
Danville, VT
12040 posts
I fly to Brussels fairly often, and I don't think I've ever paid much less than $800. Go for it.
Posted by
Seattle, WA
689 posts
You've flown from Seattle to Brussels for $500 in spring? In recent years? I keep an eye on Europe airfares from Seattle and that is EXCEPTIONALLY cheap. $800 doesn't sound bad to me although I haven't seen any fall sale fares on the airlines that fly SEA-Europe yet. I'm waiting for them to come out so I can buy Paris tickets. I'm not sure who you fly to Brussels but you should check to see if they've announced fall sales. If not, you could (like me) gamble and wait.
Posted by
OP
Seattle, WA, USA
50 posts
No, flew from Seattle into London for $500. Never flown into or out of Brussels before that's why I'm asking all about it :) Haha...
Thanks for all the advice!!!
Posted by
Seattle, WA, usa
6 posts
My husband and I have done quite a bit of flying into London and/or Brussels and have found that July usually starts to offer some better fares.
Posted by
Brangwin, Wa, USA
349 posts
Is price the only factor ?? Icelandic has a new service and they may offer cheap stop overs in iceland . Air France's nonstop to Paris is good service As is NW nonstop to Amsterdam . But I am sure you can find a cheaper flight through Spokane Newark and Key West. Good Luck (it is about an hour and half train ride )