One-Way Flights

One-way flights offer flexible travellers a huge range of options, as well as cheap airfares to hundreds of destinations around the world. Whilst most holiday-makers tend to take return charter flights which are included in their package holiday deal, or book an inbound date for their scheduled flights, one-way flights can be ideal for those with uncertain return dates once at their destination, visitors looking for an extended activity break or a long-stay holiday, or those relocating to a different country.

 

One-Way Flights - Make the most of the low-cost airlines' competitive prices 

The vast majority of flights sold to holiday-makers include both the outbound and inbound legs, but for a certain number of travellers, one-way flights are exactly what they need. Low-cost airlines such as easyJet and Ryanair sell all of their routes as single segment one-way flights, and offer a no-frills basic service which gives price-conscious travellers exactly what they are looking for. Passengers can then make up their own itinerary, booking each leg of their flights separately, and enjoying the freedom that these one-way flights offer. There's also the option of travelling on an open-jaw ticket, which is sometimes cheaper than buying two one-way tickets, especially on scheduled flights. This mean you can fly into one airport, and returning from a different one. This gives a huge amount of flexibility and the chance to really explore a foreign country, or travel around a different region.

 

Fares for one-way flights can vary dramatically, with the cost based on supply and demand, and the best prices available during midweek, early in the morning or late at night and throughout the quieter low-season period. One-way flights can often be found at very competitive prices on holiday charter flights, subject to availability, and are a convenient way for tour operators to fill up any empty seats at very cheap fares.