renth

I seem to remember that the "rules" have been changed allowing people to buy a return flight from Aus to the UK from a UK agent. Meaning it should be quite a bit cheaper.

Has anyone actually done this yet, if so from which agent/web site?

Sandra

Has it really changed - I have just stumped up 2100 for a return 'cheap' flight with Gulf Air - two stops for August. Doesn't feel cheap when the UK folks tell me they can get the same flight for around 650 GBP!s And with the exchange rate as well....ah well it will interesting to hear the responses as I will be looking in September for return flights for four for Europe.

Cheers

steve99

I just looked on www.expedia.co.uk to see what it would allow me to do...

If you take the multiple destination option I managed to put in a flight from Perth to Singapore, then on the same day Singapore to london, then a couple of weeks later, london to singapore then singapore to perth.

It let me do it all but the price was over 900UK each :scared:
It gave the impression I could carry on and book it, so maybe something has changed, unfortunately all it could be is the UK agents are now able to sell a route from Aus to the UK for the same amount as we are already being ripped off by the Aus agents....

JJJHM

Hi, I also looked at expedia, just to try it out!!.. did london-brisbane-london and then brisbane-london-brisbane... there was a dirfference of about £100...

Not as much as I expected..

Julie

ABCDiamond

I think you may be right... But blame the right people.. It's the Airlines that set the fares, not the Agents

kirsty&al

When I first read about this, the article was saying that the savings on economy would not be huge, but there would be big savings on business and first class.

I did read somewhere that someone had booked through these people http://www.golfaustralia.co.uk/ but they had to call them rather than book through the internet.

Regards
A.