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dropping flight prices
 Poster: A snowHead
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Just checked flight prices for hols in march and they have dropped 25% in the last couple of days....is this standard for around christmas time and do they usually get any lower or is this the best time to buy?
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

ollski, I just found the same kind of drop for a flight I need mid Jan. A few weeks ago it was £200, now £160. I don't think this is necessarily a standard thing at this time of year as AFAIK most airlines work a system designed to maximise yield at any time. The system I saw calculated real-time prices based on the seats unfilled, number of days to take-off and rate of seat sales per day. It knew where to pitch the price to maximise the seat sales and achieve maximum load factor and the best yield per seat. Clever stuff. People think airlines deliberately load prices at busy times like half term. Actually I reckon it's the demand from a long way out that creates the high prices.
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 Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?

Some airlines are starting to factor in pre-purchase enquiries to their realtime pricing models.

Just checking prices and availability can, during busy periods, lead to higher advertized prices.
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prices fluctuate all the time. due to competition/demand etc. You just need to find them when theyre at a low price. kepp observing the website.

Take for example new route ryanair bristol - turin when they launched it was £200return per person with taxes.

the other day it was £40 with taxes for exactly the same. Without taxes they were selling the flights at £0.01.
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Suppose I was just wondering if I should book now with the majority of folks cash going on chrimbo presents and not airfares or wait and see if prices drop a little further from the post christmas hangover.
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if it is cheap to the extent it wont go lower, book it.

it is likely to rise again.
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