Flights to Goa from the UK
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We use them only for very short domestic flights as can be cheaper. Already they charge separately for check in baggage, and website not good.
Delhi-London return flight at only Rs 30,000? SpiceJet going for long haul | Business Standard News
#17
WE might now a price war break out and prices drop to realistic levels as over the Atlantic to USA.
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The prices for flights of less than one hour are regulated so naturally most will take more than an hour!
Jet Airways are reasonable if you book early --on their site--and get the 'special cheap price'. Although peak season prices shoot up
#19
Why have flights gone up this year?
well not everyone noticed at the time but the pound devalued approx 15% post the brexit vote.
well not everyone noticed at the time but the pound devalued approx 15% post the brexit vote.
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Better news on £ v Rs - 84.44 top end at close on Friday :-) any idea of local Goan exchange rates ?
#21
we waited for the (inevitable?) special offers "up to 50% off" - and paid less than last year.
#23
My sister will be flying very soon and then she will realise what voting Brexit really means.82 Rupees to the pound, which is roughly a bottle of beer now in a shack on the beach ! Hopefully the more airlines compete in the Delhi/Mumbai route the price will drop to trans-Atlantic levels.Air India are moving in the right direction by replacing old Jumbos with Dreamliners. I always find it strange that Mumbai airport is very under used during the day to cater for European arrivals. Anybody explain this puzzle ?
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