Low Cost Flight Search

Travellers who are price-conscious have to go somewhere else to make intra-European journeys. The three search machines fill the bill. These two search machines are the ones I've been using lately. Any of these web pages send travellers directly to the reservation machines of the airline companies participating in your trip. If you book a flight, take a look at several locations.

Results are not always the same, as each page has a different flight search algorithms and there may be trades traded from different pages. An important feature of each of these locations is that they have Ryanair, Easy Jet and Vueling, the big low cost canines.

In addition, these websites warn travellers when the airlines on the list arrive at alternate destinations such as Bergamo instead of Milan or Girona instead of Barcelona. Those alternate aerodromes can help saving cash on the flight, but they increase the amount of travel needed to get to inner cities when travellers travel citywide.

Conversely, for those travelling to other neighbouring targets, these alternate aerodromes could indeed be nearer to their ultimate goal. The search machine was recently bought by cheapflights.com and will become their flag website. What makes this website so different is that it allows travellers to combine flights and train journeys in one location.

Journeyfusion, for example, will tell you that the price of the flight from Rome to Venice will be $76 for the East Jet and $122 for the West Railway, making it much simpler to plan your trip.