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Ok Im looking for flights on the net to Malawi, around the 10th of July... One is 4000 pounds and the very next day it is 879...
I mean how does that work? Last year they ranged from 560 to 2500 pounds...
I mean how does that work? Last year they ranged from 560 to 2500 pounds...
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well..if ure wong therees not much i can about it lol....hehe...il trust u...u sound rather knowledgable
Pumpkin Splatter wrote:
> this has put a hole new perspective for me...maybe next time il go for
> the cheaper ones...u better not be wrong though...
heh heh trust me... planhe fanatic and seasoned bargain flight seeker!!
> this has put a hole new perspective for me...maybe next time il go for
> the cheaper ones...u better not be wrong though...
heh heh trust me... planhe fanatic and seasoned bargain flight seeker!!
Well, the 4000 pound flight may be the day before a big celebration worth going to or something, or it might be a holiday flight, whereas teh flight the next day is scheduled, and would leave anyway, even if there's only 4 people going on so they charge less to get more people on.
You'd think it'd be toehrwise, because if more people go on the otehr flight, then it can go, but if not enough people go, tehy cancel the flight and save money (because if only 50 people went on it, they would lose money), so they up the price so that if not as many people do go on it, they lose less money.
or something.
It's not the easiest thing to explain.
You'd think it'd be toehrwise, because if more people go on the otehr flight, then it can go, but if not enough people go, tehy cancel the flight and save money (because if only 50 people went on it, they would lose money), so they up the price so that if not as many people do go on it, they lose less money.
or something.
It's not the easiest thing to explain.
this has put a hole new perspective for me...maybe next time il go for the cheaper ones...u better not be wrong though...
Besides they've taken delivery of a brand spanking new 777 <-- whoo most powerful engines in the world.
*Spot the plane fanatic
*Spot the plane fanatic
Pumpkin Splatter wrote:
> depends wot airline...go with the cheapo one and the chances are itll
> probly crash or get hijaked or something...ure cjoice though...save
> money...or time...
Nah... when it comes to airlines cheap does not equal crash etc... most planes are serviced at a limited number of centres which work upto the highest standards... its just global economics, ie airlines such as Kenya airways have lower wage requirements than say KLM or BA.
> depends wot airline...go with the cheapo one and the chances are itll
> probly crash or get hijaked or something...ure cjoice though...save
> money...or time...
Nah... when it comes to airlines cheap does not equal crash etc... most planes are serviced at a limited number of centres which work upto the highest standards... its just global economics, ie airlines such as Kenya airways have lower wage requirements than say KLM or BA.
my point xactly...
hmm... hadn't thought of that. Also i noticed that choosing KLM for some legs as opposed to Kenya Airways boosted the price.
depends wot airline...go with the cheapo one and the chances are itll probly crash or get hijaked or something...ure cjoice though...save money...or time...
They'll charge more on weekends.
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