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Old Jan 27th 2005, 11:46 am
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www.trailfinders.co.uk

£300 cheaper for flights to Perth than quoted by all the major airlines.

Do it.



Originally Posted by pootle26
has anyone got any recommendations as to which company to book with, or did you book direct with the airline ???

we are flying in to perth


any help most welcome


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Old Jan 27th 2005, 11:51 am
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Malaysia Airlines have specials currently and you can get them from Quest, Travelbag, Trailfinders etc, etc. Perth is £429 return incl taxes, Sydney/Melbourne about £70 higher. Flights from LHR and MAN only.

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Old Jan 27th 2005, 12:42 pm
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We are flying out on a "buy one get one half price" deal with QANTAS that was on offer end of last year for the QANTAS birthday thing. We will try and cash in the unused portion of ticket in Oz, as it was much much cheaper to purchase a return ticket, than the one way migration fair.

I have to admit I like flying QANTAS... hate BA. Air NZ are nice too.
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We are flying out on a "buy one get one half price" deal with QANTAS that was on offer end of last year for the QANTAS birthday thing. We will try and cash in the unused portion of ticket in Oz, as it was much much cheaper to purchase a return ticket, than the one way migration fair.

I have to admit I like flying QANTAS... hate BA. Air NZ are nice too.
This is nothing to do with travel agents or airlines but the mighty LAMINGTON which I just realised how much I missed! Choccie or pink? With cream or without? Small square or a slice out of a sponge? Decisions, decisions.

Giant lamington to raise funds for Tsunami disaster:

http://www.abc.net.au/news/newsitems...1/s1289238.htm

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Old Jan 27th 2005, 2:21 pm
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Originally Posted by baloo
Try again now.... they've updated their website so you can say 'Economy lowest', and then choose your dates but use the +-14 days option. Then the results show you all the flights on different dates, and the prices for each leg. It will show you different prices depending on the day you choose. Quite often you can get it as low as £282 per leg, so £564 return. A lot better than £2500 And still a lot cheaper than Sing or Qantas when I compared to their sites when shopping for flights.
I just tried again (didn't get the option of specifying +/-14 days) and it is quoting £2910 one way (I went to www.ba.com)
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Originally Posted by OzTennis
This is nothing to do with travel agents or airlines but the mighty LAMINGTON which I just realised how much I missed! Choccie or pink? With cream or without? Small square or a slice out of a sponge? Decisions, decisions.

Giant lamington to raise funds for Tsunami disaster:

http://www.abc.net.au/news/newsitems...1/s1289238.htm

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always chocolate, and are nicest in the squarish format, split and filled with jam and some fresh cream, not buttercream...

the pink ones are rolled in an almost set red jelly, then in the coconut, for those interested in lamingtonology.
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I just tried again (didn't get the option of specifying +/-14 days) and it is quoting £2910 one way (I went to www.ba.com)

hi - you are right - the one way fares are that much - if you choose a return fare on the first page you do have the option of + or - 14 days & the prices are around £500 - £600

not sure why there is so much difference tho


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Old Jan 30th 2005, 9:43 pm
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Originally Posted by scooterpom
Does anyone know what the baggage allowance is for emigrants on BA flights? Do you get anything over the standard 20kg per person? And can you have stop-overs?
Sorry, don't know what the emigrant baggage allowance is with them, but can tell you that their standard allowance is 23kgs, not 20kgs, so already a little bit more (which does help when you want everything packed in like I do! )
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Originally Posted by worzel
I just tried again (didn't get the option of specifying +/-14 days) and it is quoting £2910 one way (I went to www.ba.com)
As pootle says, you have to select 'return' fare, then you get the +-14 days & can choose MUCH cheaper flights than that! Also, remember to choose 'Economy - lowest' for the cheapest fares...

Try again & see what you get
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BA one way fares bough on the BA website are fully flexible and for business travellers.
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Is there a specific time of the year when travelling to Perth is cheaper?
And how much time in advance should one book?
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