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TigersMaul Bammers

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re: European Flights

Posted by TigersMaul Bammers on 2/2/26 at 11:11 am to
If you have fixed dates and a specific location in Europe as your destination, then Google Flights is the best tool.

If you are not set on dates or destinations and price is a key factor, I recommend signing up for "Going" for a yearly fee (formerly Scott's Cheap Flights) to receive frequent cheap airfare notices.

Going sends you cheap fare email notifications for the US airports you select. It can be more than 1 airport located near you. I get great RT fares out of SEA (e.g., $450 plus seat fees to Gdansk, Poland last year) and have flown out of SFO to Milan for about the same price). Pre-Covid, I flew to LHR for $277 RT and CPH for $470 RT. Some of those flights involved longer layovers.

Going occasionally publishes "mistake fares" for international destinations (e.g., $200 RT to a place in Asia or Europe). But you have to jump on that fare or it is gone in a matter of hours.

8 to 9 months before your international trip is the best window for cheap fares. And the key with using Going for the maximum benefit is being flexible with your dates and destinations.

Good luck.
Another borderline, unheralded female-led 90s band. Massive in the UK, and very underplayed in the US.

Portishead - Glory Box

Maccheroni Republic for good Italian comfort food.

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At the risk of offending the obscurity police, this band and its singer wre pretty obscure when I listened to them back in the 90s

The Cardigans - Iron Man
Here's a more obscure '90s L.A. band whose singer recently did soundtrack work on the weird TV series Yellowjackets.

That Dog - Never Say Never