9JA APPLICANTS: CHEAPEST FLIGHTS TO CANADA?
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Google and find the websites for cheap flight tickets from your major city( which has an international airport operating flights to Europe,US and Canada) to Canada. You will find lot of sites like Kayak,Expedia,Priceline..etc, etc.... Compare their rates and flight timings. You can choose which ever is affordable and convenient. But never make a booking prior to getting your visa.seglad said:
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Hi
I have tried researching this topic too and my finding is that Delta airline may be the cheapest.It also has among its options a one and half hour stop at Atlanta which I think will make the journey shorter and more convinient.Flights through Europe have 7-8hrs stopover which can add to jet lag/ fatigue.
I also found out that round trip is cheaper than one way.I dont know why, I thot it should be the other way round.Perhaps somebody can explain this.
So check them out yourself including BA, and KLM,Air France as suggested by Right and post your findings and observations too so we can compare.
@ Right,
Pls what is your timeline?
I have tried researching this topic too and my finding is that Delta airline may be the cheapest.It also has among its options a one and half hour stop at Atlanta which I think will make the journey shorter and more convinient.Flights through Europe have 7-8hrs stopover which can add to jet lag/ fatigue.
I also found out that round trip is cheaper than one way.I dont know why, I thot it should be the other way round.Perhaps somebody can explain this.
So check them out yourself including BA, and KLM,Air France as suggested by Right and post your findings and observations too so we can compare.
@ Right,
Pls what is your timeline?
you need a transit visa to enter thru the US, it might not be a bright idea though if you dont already have an american visa, someone who once did was denied on the basis that there where several other routes to Canada that dont require visas, also, its slightly cheaper to use the airline sites instead of kayak et al, try KLM or Lufthansa via amsterdam in the former n via munich or frankfurt in the latter, then connect toronto wiv Aircanada. Hope this helps.
