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THE MAGIC QUESTION: The right time to buy flights to the UK

THE MAGIC QUESTION: The right time to buy flights to the UK

  1. Anonymous Guest

    Since the Brexit, the pound has been in free-fall and could soon reach an all-time low against the dollar. I want to purchase tickets to the UK from the west coast in March, specifically from Phoenix. Right now, flights seem to be [B]very[/B] low, around $750 round trip/person in economy on a direct flight with BA. My question is simple: who has the magic ball to see how low prices will go, and when will be the perfect time to buy?

  2. Gaurav Community Ambassador

    No one has a magic ball unfortunately and if they do they aren’t sharing. You’ll have to guess yourself :).

  3. David W Community Ambassador

    If you find a price point that’s reasonable for you, book it. If the price drops again in 24 hours, you can cancel and rebook.

    You can wait – it could be likely that fares drop further but theres no guarantees.

  4. Anonymous Guest

    Stay tuned, will have a post sharing my thoughts on this on the blog this afternoon.

  5. Gaurav Community Ambassador

    [URL]http://onemileatatime.boardingarea.com/2016/06/27/airline-tickets-brexit/[/URL]

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