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What is a Round Trip Flight? (Everything You Should Know)

A round-trip flight is when you fly from somewhere and then return to that original location.

When you book a round-trip flight, you receive a single ticket that covers both the outbound and inbound legs of the journey.

Round-trip flights are usually cheaper than booking multiple one-way flights, especially for international destinations. But you sacrifice flexibility and have to pay more upfront for a round-trip ticket.

Rescheduling round-trip flights can also be both difficult and expensive. 

Round-trip flights can include layovers and connecting flights . But as long as the start and end points are the same, it’s a round-trip flight. 

Table of Contents

• 1 How Round Trip Flights Work
• 2 Round Trip Flights Are Cheaper than One Way Flights
• 3 You Don’t Have to Fly Both Legs
• 4 How Long You Can Stay on a Round Trip Ticket
• 5.1 1. Lower Costs
• 5.2 2. Lower Taxes
• 5.3 3. Fewer Cancellation Fees
• 5.4 4. Vouchers
• 6.1 1. Changing the date can be more expensive
• 6.2 2. Expensive domestic flights
• 6.3 3. High Upfront Costs
• 6.4 4. Automatic Itinerary Cancellations
• 6.5 5. Decreased Flexibility
• 7 One-Way and Open-Jaw Flights

How Round Trip Flights Work

A round-trip flight includes a flight from your original location, let’s call ‘A,’ to your destination, let’s call ‘B,’ as well as a flight from B back to A. 

With a round-trip ticket, you get a flight to B, where you’ll stay for as long as you like before going back to A. 

Round-trip flights are the most popular flights for travelers who are flying for a vacation.

Round Trip Flights Are Cheaper than One Way Flights

Round trips are almost always cheaper than one-way flights when booking with the same airline, with most airlines incentivizing round trips, especially for leisure travel, and especially to international destinations. 

For example:

• A round trip from London to New York may cost $1,000.
• A one-way trip to New York City from London might cost $600, and a one-way trip from London to New York City may also cost $600.
• In this example, you’d save $200 by choosing a round trip with the same airline rather than booking two separate flights. 

But it could be cheaper for you to fly with two different airlines.

Let’s say you find a British Airways flight from London to New York City for $600. But you also find a Delta Air Lines flight from New York City to London for only $300. 

In that case, you’d save $100 by buying two one-way flights from different airlines. 

You Don’t Have to Fly Both Legs

You’re not technically obligated to fly both legs of a round-trip flight.

If you fly the first leg from your location to the destination, you could stay there longer and miss the return flight if you wanted to.

But airlines dislike this behavior and may penalize your flying privileges if you do this repeatedly. 

If you miss the first leg of your round-trip flight, the airline will most likely automatically cancel the return flight, too. 

How Long You Can Stay on a Round Trip Ticket

You can stay on a round-trip flight for as little as one day to as long as a year.

The exact duration you can stay depends on the airline’s booking policies and flight availability. 

Pros of Round Trip Flights

1. lower costs.

Round trips from the same airlines are almost always cheaper than booking two one-way flights.

Round trips for international flights are especially cheaper than purchasing two one-way tickets from the same airline. 

2. Lower Taxes

You only have to pay sales tax once with a round-trip flight.

That’s because you only have to pay for one ticket, which includes both your flights. 

3. Fewer Cancellation Fees

You’ll only be charged a single cancellation fee if you cancel a round-trip flight.

But if you cancel two one-way flights, you’ll pay cancellation fees for both flights. 

4. Vouchers

You can save a lot of money on round-trip flights if you have a voucher, like a companion voucher from a credit card.

You’ll save more when booking round-trip flights, since an individual round-trip flight costs more than an individual one-way flight.

And vouchers can only be used once and are usually a percentage discount. 

Cons of Round Trip Flights

1. changing the date can be more expensive.

Changing the dates for a round-trip flight costs between $0 to $400.

In some cases, it could be so expensive that you’d be better off missing a flight and booking a new one-way flight instead. 

2. Expensive domestic flights

Round-trip domestic flights with the same airline could be more expensive than booking multiple one-way domestic flights with different airlines.

Most airlines are more price competitive for domestic routes rather than international ones. 

3. High Upfront Costs

You have to pay more up-front for a round-trip flight than when booking a one way flight.

4. Automatic Itinerary Cancellations

If you miss the first leg of your round trip, the airline may also cancel your return trip, and you will lose your money.

5. Decreased Flexibility

You have to meet the scheduled flight date and times for a round trip flight.

Whereas with multiple one-way trips, you could just book your return flight whenever you want while at your destination. 

You can technically change your return flight for a round-trip, but it’s often expensive and difficult. 

One-Way and Open-Jaw Flights

A one-way flight is a flight from one destination to another destination that doesn’t include a return flight.

An open-jaw flight i s when you travel from your location to a first destination.

Then you travel to a different subsequent destination(s) and return to your original location from one of the subsequent destinations. 

For example, you could fly from New York to Paris. Then drive from Paris to Berlin and fly from Berlin back to New York.

In conclusion:

• A round-trip flight is when you fly from your location to another destination, and then fly back to your original location.
• With a round-trip flight, you purchase one ticket, which gives you an inbound and outbound flight.
• Round-trip flights are most popular among tourists.
• Booking a round-trip flight has many advantages over booking multiple one-way flights.
• Most importantly, round-trip flights are almost always cheaper than multiple one-way flights, especially for international destinations.
• Round trip flights are also more convenient for people who are only traveling a short time, such as for a vacation.
• But round trip flights are less flexible and more expensive to alter. 

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Editor's Note

It's one of the first decisions we make when booking a flight: Should I book a round-trip or a one-way flight?

It's typically something you'll think about before you ever click "search" to find flights and airfare.

At face value, it seems like a pretty straightforward choice. Book a one-way flight if you're only flying in one direction, and book a round-trip flight if you'll be returning home ... right?

Unfortunately, it's not quite that simple. Thanks to airline pricing trends and our own personal scheduling quirks, there's a bit more to consider.

There may be cases where you wonder if you're better off booking two one-way flights to save money. You may have uncertain plans that make it difficult to commit to a return flight. In some cases, when visiting a few different cities, you may be better off with something different entirely: a multicity itinerary.

There are also plenty of additional considerations if you're booking an award flight using frequent flyer miles or flying internationally.

Here, we break down the basics of what you need to know about booking round-trip flights.

A round-trip flight is an itinerary from one destination to another, with a flight back to the original destination.

In most cases, this is what you probably book when going on vacation or visiting a family member for a holiday weekend.

Let's say I live in Charlotte and want to fly to Arizona for a spring break trip. I book an itinerary with an outbound flight to Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX) and a return trip to Charlotte Douglas International Airport (CLT) aboard American Airlines.

The two flights, booked together on a single itinerary, constitute a round trip.

What is the difference between a round-trip flight and a one-way flight?

When you book a round-trip flight, your itinerary includes an outbound flight and a return trip.

A one-way flight only takes you one direction — say, from Charlotte to Phoenix — with no return flight scheduled.

Is a round-trip flight different from 2 one-way flights?

Yes, in terms of how you book your trip. No, in terms of your travel plans themselves.

Again, a round-trip itinerary includes both an outbound flight and a return trip to the city of origin. A one-way flight is a single trip from one airport to another, with no return booked.

Booking 2 one-way flights

However, if you book two one-way flights, you can, in essence, create your own version of a round trip. This could be on the same airline or on two entirely different airlines.

For the purposes of your travel experience, it's effectively a round trip.

But, know that in the airline computer system(s), you'd technically be traveling on two separate reservations. So, you'd receive different trip confirmation numbers for the outbound and return flights.

Is booking 2 one-ways cheaper than a round-trip flight?

In the U.S., splitting a round trip up into two one-way flights on the same airline and travel dates typically makes no difference in terms of price.

However, on a small number of routes, airlines do charge a premium for one-way bookings compared to the price they charge for a round trip. This is more common internationally, where round-trip flights can be a better value than two one-way trips. Booking two separate one-way flights tends to be more expensive for international travel.

Also, budget carriers frequently offer one-way fares at the same price as a round-trip ticket.

That means if you booked separate one-way flights, you'd most likely end up paying the same as, or even more than, a round-trip fare, depending on the route.

Booking 2 one-way flights on different airlines

On the other hand, there are cases where, thanks to a tool like Google Flights , you might discover that you can save money by booking an outbound, one-way flight on one airline and a one-way return flight on a different airline.

For example, last year, TPG contributor Sean Cudahy needed to travel to North Texas for the weekend. Round-trip flights on a single airline from the Washington, D.C., region to Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) were coming in at more than $600 that particular weekend.

However, he saved a couple hundred dollars by mixing and matching: He booked a one-way, outbound flight to DFW aboard Delta Air Lines and a separate, one-way return flight on American Airlines.

Just keep in mind this can be risky. If your flight on one airline gets significantly delayed — to the point that you miss your return flight — your second airline won't automatically rebook you. The airline staff may not have much sympathy for your situation since your troubles happened aboard a different carrier.

Can I book a round-trip flight to 1 city and then return home from another?

Yes. These flights are known as open-jaw or multicity itineraries. Many airlines offer this booking option.

Let's say I want to fly from Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) to Orlando International Airport (MCO). I'm going to visit Walt Disney World for a few days. Then, I'm going to take a Brightline train to South Florida and spend a few days at the beach before flying back to New York.

Since these are airports heavily served by JetBlue, I'll use that carrier as an example. On JetBlue's website, I'll select "Multi-city" instead of searching "Roundtrip" or "One-way" flights.

I'll need to separately enter each leg of the trip. Let's do a Saturday departure from Newark to Orlando, and then a Thursday return from Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood International Airport (FLL) to Newark.

You'll end up booked on a single itinerary, with the outbound and return flights linked, but with the different city combinations.

Can I buy a round-trip flight with an open return?

No, not exactly. When you book a round-trip flight, you'll generally have to specify a return leg and date.

If your plans are likely to change, though, what you'll want to do instead is pick a date that's far enough out. You'll need to book with an airline or in a cabin class that doesn't charge change fees. Then, reschedule your return trip once your plans are set. Alternatively, you can book a "flexible" fare, which is more expensive but generally allows easier changes.

Make sure you're familiar with an airline's change-fee policy before booking an open-return round-trip flight. For example, most airlines won't let you cancel or change basic economy tickets.

Should I book mileage or award tickets as 2 one-ways or a round trip?

It largely depends on the route. In some cases, you'll get better award availability if you book two one-way flights. In others, the taxes for two one-way award flights could end up being higher than what you'd pay for a round-trip itinerary.

However, in most cases nowadays, award tickets for two one-way flights and a round-trip flight tend to add up to the same number of miles. Just be sure to check both on an airline's website to ensure you're getting the best possible award availability .

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What is a round-trip flight?

What is a one-way flight, when booking cash tickets, when redeeming points and miles, consider booking open-jaw flights.

Are round-trip flights cheaper? The short answer is that it depends . Where you’re traveling to and if you’re paying with cash or miles are the biggest factors in the equation.

For instance, if you’re traveling between the U.S. and Europe and paying in cash, it's cheaper to book a round-trip flight. But if you’re paying for that same flight with miles, the price of two one-way tickets will most often be the same as a round-trip flight (though the taxes paid may vary).

There are other considerations besides just price when comparing round-trip versus one-way flights. Travelers might be surprised to find that booking a round-trip award flight could lead to issues if you have a change in plans mid-trip.

Here's a look at options to weigh when booking round-trip versus one-way flights and answers to some frequently asked questions.

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When you book a round-trip flight, it means you travel from Destination A to Destination B and you return back to Destination A from Destination B. Both flights are booked as one ticket.

So when you’re purchasing the ticket, you select your origin, destination, departure and return date. You make one payment, whether it's with cash or miles.

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A one-way flight, in contrast, is a ticket booked with no return. So you’re only booking a flight from Destination A to Destination B. You can purchase a second, separate ticket from Destination B back to Destination A (should you so choose). One-way flights can be booked with cash or miles.

These types of flights are a good option for those who don’t know their return date, are only traveling in one direction or booking an open-jaw itinerary .

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When booking flights paid in cash, our recommendation is pretty simple: Book the option that's cheapest for your trip. If a round-trip flight is cheaper than two one-way flights, there's no reason to book two one-way flights.

If two one-way flights are the same price as a round-trip, it might make sense to book the one-way flight (as long as you don’t mind keeping track of the two separate reservations). Even though many airlines have eliminated change fees , it's much easier to change — or even cancel — a flight when there’s only one flight on the reservation to make a change to.

If you’re flying domestically in the U.S., the cost of two one-way flights will usually be the same as a round trip; however, when flying internationally, it can be much more expensive to book two one-way tickets.

Sample flight within the U.S.

In this example flight search on American Airlines , booking two one-way tickets from Newark to Miami will cost $154 for the outgoing flight and $124 for the return, for a total of $278.

Outgoing flight

Return flight

If you were to book these two flights as a round-trip ticket, the price would be exactly the same at $278.

Sample international flight

It's a different ball game with international flights.

Take a look at this flight search from Washington-Dulles to Frankfurt, Germany, on United Airlines . If you were to book the flights as two one-way tickets, it would cost you $3,110.

However, if you book these same flights as part of a round-trip ticket, you’d have to pay $1,783, representing a significant savings over booking two one-way flights.

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If you're planning on using points and miles to book award flights, you have a different set of factors to consider. In the case of award travel, it can make sense to book two one-way flights instead of a round-trip award.

Two one-way awards offer more flexibility

Most U.S. airlines have dropped change fees on both award and paid flights. So, if the price is the same, consider booking two one-way awards instead of a round-trip award to gain extra flexibility. Keep in mind that if you book a round trip, depending on the airline, you may have difficulty getting your miles redeposited if you need to change your award ticket after taking the first leg of the flight.

For example, if you cancel a United award flight midtrip, you'll retain the miles as a future flight credit. While the miles won't be refunded to your account, you'll have the chance to use them in the future.

Watch for higher taxes and fees when booking two one-way awards

When considering whether to book round-trip versus one-way awards, it's important to price out both options — particularly when flying overseas. Some airlines charge higher taxes and fees for awards that originate in certain regions of the world.

Delta SkyMiles is infamous for charging higher fees for award flights that originate in Europe. Also, particularly for international flights, Delta will often price round-trip award flights at less than the cost of two one-way awards.

For example, take a round-trip award from New York to Paris. Delta charges 50,000 SkyMiles plus $85 in taxes and fees for a round-trip main cabin award.

However, if you book the same flights as two one-way awards, you'll pay a total of 74,000 SkyMiles plus roughly $220 in taxes and fees. The outbound award costs 37,000 miles plus $6 in taxes and fees. Then, you'll need to pay another 37,000 SkyMiles plus around $220 to fly home.

In a situation like this, it makes sense to book a round-trip award. You'll save on miles and out-of-pocket costs.

Consider change fees on award flights

Most U.S. airlines have eliminated change fees on both paid flights and award tickets. However, that's not the case with all mileage programs. If you're booking through a mileage program that charges change fees, you may want to book a round-trip award to reduce the fees you could pay if you need to cancel the trip.

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Say you're considering flying to Europe to take a cruise from Budapest to Munich. One might assume that your only options are to:

Book a round-trip flight into one of the cities plus book a one-way intra-Europe flight between them.

Book two one-way flights — one-way into Budapest and one-way back from Munich.

However, there's a third option: booking an "open-jaw" flight . Many airlines will let you book a flight into Budapest and a flight back from Munich on the same ticket. Rather than pricing these flights as two one-way flights, the airline generally prices the flights similar to a round-trip.

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If you're using airline miles to book these flights, check to see if it's cheaper to book two one-way awards or an open-jaw award. As outlined in the Delta example above, award flights originating in Europe can have much higher taxes and fees. So it might make sense to book the two award segments together as a multicity award.

In the past, airlines charged more for booking two one-way flights rather than a round-trip on the same route. However, this isn't the case anymore on most domestic flights and even some international flights — mostly thanks to competition from low-cost carriers.

In short, airlines charge more for one-way flights on the routes when they can get away with doing so. If only one airline is operating a particular route, it might increase the price of one-way flights to generate more revenue from business travelers and others that are willing to pay more for the nonstop flight.

However, when there's competition from other airlines, the cost of one-way flights often drops to compete with the other airlines serving that route.

Booking a round-trip flight can be cheaper than booking one-way tickets on the same flights. Before booking two one-way flights, check the round-trip price to see if it's cheaper. Even if you're flying out of a different city than you're flying into, booking a so-called "open-jaw" flight could be much cheaper than booking two one-way flights.

Most U.S. airline loyalty programs will charge the same number of miles whether you book round-trip or two one-way flights. Because of this, it can make sense to book two one-way flights instead of a round-trip award to get flexibility in case you need to change or cancel plans.

However, this isn't always the case. Some loyalty programs — such as Delta — charge fewer miles for booking a round-trip award instead of two one-way flights. We recommend pricing out award flights both ways just to be sure.

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What Are Round Trip Flights

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Introduction

Welcome to the world of air travel, where the skies become your playground and the possibilities are endless. Whether you’re planning a vacation, a business trip, or a visit to loved ones, finding the most suitable flight arrangements is crucial. One of the most popular options for air travel is booking round trip flights.

Round trip flights, also known as return flights, are journeys that involve departing from and returning to the same destination. These flights offer a convenient and comprehensive travel experience, enabling you to fly to your desired location and then return to your point of origin effortlessly.

Planning a trip can be an exciting yet overwhelming process, but understanding the concept of round trip flights and their benefits can help make your travel experience smoother and more enjoyable. In this article, we will delve into the world of round trip flights, exploring their definition, benefits, factors to consider when booking, and even provide some tips to help you maximize your travel experience.

Definition of Round Trip Flights

Round trip flights refer to the type of air travel where passengers purchase a ticket for a journey that includes both the outbound and return legs of the trip. This means that when you book a round trip flight, you are securing your transportation for both the departure and the return journey.

Typically, round trip flights are booked between two specific destinations and have a fixed departure date and a fixed return date. These flights are commonly offered by airlines and travel agencies and are available for various travel purposes, including vacations, business trips, and family visits.

When booking a round trip flight, you will often receive a single ticket that includes all the necessary information, such as the departure and return dates, flight numbers, airlines, and any connecting flights if applicable. This makes it convenient and hassle-free to manage your travel arrangements.

Round trip flights provide travelers with the peace of mind of having confirmed return travel arrangements in place. This is particularly beneficial when traveling for a specific duration of time or when there are time constraints for returning to your point of origin.

While round trip flights are generally associated with the same airline, it is also possible to book a round trip journey that involves different airlines. This can offer more flexibility in terms of flight schedules, routes, and pricing options.

Now that we have a clear understanding of what round trip flights entail, let’s delve into the numerous benefits they offer to travelers.

Benefits of Round Trip Flights

Booking round trip flights can offer several advantages for travelers. Let’s explore some of the key benefits:

• Saving Money: One of the primary benefits of booking round trip flights is the potential for cost savings. Airlines often offer discounted fares for round trip bookings as opposed to purchasing two separate one-way tickets. This can help you secure a better deal and make your travel more budget-friendly.
• Convenience and Peace of Mind: With round trip flights, you have the assurance of confirmed return travel arrangements. You won’t have to worry about last-minute searches for return flights or dealing with potential price fluctuations. This convenience and peace of mind can make your travel experience much more enjoyable.
• Flexibility in Scheduling: Round trip flights allow you to plan your trip in advance, knowing the exact dates of both your departure and return. This can be particularly useful for travelers who have specific time constraints or need to coordinate their travel plans with other commitments.
• Easier Baggage Management: When you book a round trip flight, you can typically check your baggage through to your final destination and collect it upon your return. This eliminates the need to reclaim and re-check your bags during layovers or connecting flights, making your travel experience more convenient.
• Rewards and Loyalty Program Benefits: If you are a frequent traveler, booking round trip flights can help you accumulate more frequent flyer miles or loyalty points. This can lead to various benefits, such as free upgrades, discounted fares, lounge access, and other perks offered by airlines or their partner programs.
• Exploring Multiple Destinations: Round trip flights can also be advantageous for travelers who wish to visit multiple destinations. With a round trip ticket, you can include stopovers or layovers in different cities, giving you the opportunity to explore and experience more places during your journey.

Now that we have explored the benefits of round trip flights, it is essential to understand the factors to consider when booking such flights to ensure you make the most informed decisions for your travel plans.

Factors to Consider When Booking Round Trip Flights

While round trip flights offer numerous benefits, there are several factors to consider when booking them to ensure a smooth and enjoyable travel experience. Let’s take a look at some of these factors:

• Travel Dates and Flexibility: Before booking a round trip flight, it is essential to have a clear understanding of your travel dates. Determine if your dates are fixed or if you have some flexibility. This will help you find the best fares and options that match your schedule.
• Destination and Route: Consider your destination and the routes available for round trip flights. Some cities may have direct flights from your origin, while others may require layovers or connections. Evaluate the convenience and overall travel time when choosing your destination and routing.
• Price Comparison: Compare prices from different airlines and travel agencies to find the best deals for round trip flights. Utilize online search engines or aggregators to compare fares, and consider booking directly with the airline’s website for any exclusive offers or rewards they may offer.
• Baggage Allowance: Take into account the baggage allowance offered by the airlines you are considering for your round trip flights. Check if the allowances are suitable for your luggage needs, especially if you plan to carry additional items or have specific requirements.
• Flight Duration and Layovers: Evaluate the duration of the flights and any layovers involved in your round trip journey. Longer flight durations or multiple layovers may impact your comfort and overall travel experience. Consider this when making your booking decision.
• Flexibility and Change Policies: Review the flexibility and change policies of the airline before finalizing your round trip flight booking. Unexpected circumstances may arise, requiring you to modify your travel plans. Understanding the airline’s policies can help you navigate these situations without incurring significant fees or penalties.
• Travel Insurance: Consider purchasing travel insurance to protect yourself against unforeseen events, such as flight cancellations, delays, or medical emergencies. Travel insurance can provide you with peace of mind and financial security during your round trip journey.

By considering these factors, you can make well-informed decisions when booking your round trip flights and ensure a smooth and hassle-free travel experience. Now, let’s compare round trip flights with one-way flights to understand their differences and when each option is more suitable.

Comparison of Round Trip Flights with One-Way Flights

When planning your air travel, you have the option to book round trip flights or one-way flights. Both options have their advantages and are suitable for different travel scenarios. Let’s compare round trip flights with one-way flights to help you determine which option is best for you:

• Cost: In terms of cost, round trip flights often offer better deals compared to one-way flights. Airlines tend to offer discounted fares for round trip bookings, making it a more cost-effective option, especially for longer trips. However, if you have flexible travel plans or if your return date is uncertain, booking one-way flights may provide more financial flexibility.
• Flexibility: If you have a fixed departure and return date, round trip flights offer more convenience and peace of mind. You have the assurance of confirmed return travel arrangements, and you don’t need to worry about booking separate tickets for each leg of your journey. One-way flights, on the other hand, provide more flexibility if you have open-ended travel plans or if you’re unsure about your return date.
• Multi-Destination Travel: If you plan to visit multiple destinations during your trip, booking one-way flights may be more suitable. This allows you to have different departure and arrival locations, giving you the flexibility to explore different cities without the need to return to your original destination.
• Business Travel: For business travelers who often have fixed schedules and specific travel requirements, round trip flights can be more convenient. They provide a more structured and streamlined travel experience, with confirmed return dates and convenient baggage management. However, if your business travel plans are subject to change or you have multiple meetings in different cities, booking one-way flights may offer more flexibility.
• Travel Rewards and Loyalty: If you are part of a frequent flyer program or loyalty program, booking round trip flights may be more advantageous. Round trip flights typically earn more points or miles compared to one-way flights, allowing you to accumulate rewards faster and enjoy benefits such as upgrades, lounge access, and discounted fares.
• Last-Minute Travel: If you need to make last-minute travel arrangements, one-way flights may be more suitable. They offer flexibility in terms of booking on short notice, and you can choose the most convenient and affordable option for your immediate travel needs. Round trip flights often require advanced booking and may not be available for last-minute travel.

Considering these factors, you can determine whether round trip flights or one-way flights align better with your travel plans and preferences. Next, let’s explore some tips to keep in mind when booking round trip flights to make the most of your travel experience.

Tips for Booking Round Trip Flights

When it comes to booking round trip flights, here are some tips to help you navigate the process and make the most of your travel experience:

• Compare Prices: Take the time to compare prices from different airlines and travel agencies. Utilize online search engines and aggregators to find the best deals for your round trip flights. Keep in mind that prices may vary depending on the dates, destinations, and booking periods, so be flexible if possible to secure the best fares.
• Book in Advance: Generally, booking your round trip flights well in advance can help you secure better prices and more options. Airlines often offer discounted fares for early bookings, so be proactive and plan ahead to take advantage of these savings.
• Consider Alternate Airports: When searching for round trip flights, consider alternate airports near your destination. Sometimes flying into or out of a different airport can lead to significant cost savings. Additionally, exploring nearby airports can provide more flight options and availability, especially during peak travel seasons.
• Be Flexible with Dates and Times: Flexibility with your travel dates and times can help you find better deals on round trip flights. Consider flying during off-peak hours or choosing weekdays instead of weekends. Being open to alternative dates can increase your chances of finding more affordable options.
• Subscribe to Fare Alerts: Sign up for fare alerts from airlines or travel websites to stay updated on any discounts or promotions for your desired routes. Fare alerts can notify you when prices drop, allowing you to book your round trip flights at the most opportune time.
• Check for Package Deals: Sometimes bundling your round trip flights with accommodations or car rentals can lead to additional savings. Explore travel packages or deals that combine multiple components of your trip to get the best value for your money.
• Review Cancellation and Change Policies: Before confirming your round trip flight booking, carefully review the cancellation and change policies of the airline. Life is unpredictable, and circumstances may arise that require you to modify or cancel your travel plans. Understanding the policies in advance can help you navigate these situations with minimal hassle or additional fees.
• Consider Travel Insurance: Evaluate the benefits of purchasing travel insurance for your round trip flights. Travel insurance can provide coverage for trip cancellations, delays, medical emergencies, and even lost baggage. Assess your individual needs and determine if travel insurance is a worthwhile investment for added peace of mind.

By keeping these tips in mind, you can make informed decisions when booking your round trip flights and optimize your travel experience. Now, let’s summarize what we’ve learned about round trip flights.

In conclusion, round trip flights offer a convenient and comprehensive travel option for various purposes, including vacations, business trips, and family visits. They provide travelers with the assurance of confirmed return travel arrangements, potential cost savings, and a streamlined travel experience.

When booking round trip flights, it is essential to consider factors such as travel dates and flexibility, destination and route options, price comparisons, baggage allowances, and airline policies. By taking these factors into account, you can make well-informed decisions and optimize your travel experience.

Round trip flights offer benefits such as cost savings, convenience, flexibility in scheduling, easier baggage management, potential rewards and loyalty program benefits, and the opportunity to explore multiple destinations. However, it is important to weigh these benefits against your specific travel needs and preferences to determine if round trip flights are the best choice for your trip.

When booking round trip flights, remember to compare prices, book in advance, consider alternate airports, be flexible with dates and times, subscribe to fare alerts, check for package deals, review cancellation and change policies, and consider purchasing travel insurance. These tips can help you find the best deals, secure your travel plans, and provide peace of mind throughout your journey.

Whether you choose round trip flights or one-way flights, the world of air travel awaits you with endless possibilities. Embrace the adventure, plan your trip wisely, and savor every moment as you embark on your next travel experience.

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In the last 3 days, the lowest price for a flight to New York was $26 for a one-way ticket from Fort Lauderdale and $40 for a round-trip. The most popular route searched for by our users was for flights from Los Angeles to New York and the best round-trip deal found in the last 3 days was $95.

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JFK is very efficient at managing delays, has some of the best lounges and amenities, and offers many domestic and international airline options. EWR is convenient for people headed to New Jersey or south of New York, has short waiting times, and is connected to downtown New York via the AirTrain. LGA is the most convenient for getting to New York City and has some of the best dining options, especially at Delta Terminal.

Which is the best New York airport for visiting Times Square?

The closest airport to Times Square is LaGuardia, and it is the easiest to reach from there. LGA is about 6.2 miles from Times Square. Newark Liberty is the second-closest option, and it is approximately 11.1 miles from Times Square, while New York Airport (JFK) is the furthest out, around 13 miles away, but well-served with public transportation to Times Square.

Where are the duty-free shops located at John F. Kennedy International Airport?

JFK has several outlets that offer duty-free shopping. You’ll find two duty-free shops at Terminal 1, two at Terminal 4, three at terminal 5, and the last at Terminal 7. These shops sell everything, from confections to electronics to beauty products and accessories.

Are there any airport hotels at John F. Kennedy International Airport?

Yes, the recently opened TWA Hotel is within JFK’s airport grounds. To get to the airport, take the AirTrain to Terminal 5. The hotel features a rooftop pool with a view of the runway, a cocktail lounge, a Paris restaurant, and a restaurant by the revered chef, Jean-Georges Vongerichten. It is a great place to grab a meal or drink after your flight or stay overnight in their mid-century-inspired rooms.

How do I get between New York’s airports?

The simplest and cheapest method to get from LaGuardia to JFK and vice-versa is to take a shuttle bus. A number of shuttle bus services are offered at both airports – tickets cost around $10+ and trip times are around 30+ minutes, depending on traffic. Many of the shuttle companies offer service to Newark International and other locations in the city as well as in the surrounding suburbs.

Do hotels in New York offer shuttle service from the airports?

JFK, LaGuardia, and Newark all have a variety of hotels that offer complimentary shuttle service from them. For JFK, there is the Radisson Hotel JFK Airport and the Crowne Plaza. For LaGuardia, the Comfort Inn and Suites and Airway Inn provide shuttle services. Newark even has a hotel in the heart of the airport itself, called Newark Liberty Marriott.

Which New York airport is closest to downtown?

All three New York airports are fairly centrally located and have great access to the downtown area. If you plan on taking the subway, Newark and JFK offer the most direct access to the subway via their respective AirTrains, while LaGuardia offers only bus connections. However, if you plan on renting a car, LaGuardia is quite close to Manhattan and offers quick and easy access by car.

What are the restaurants like in JFK and LaGuardia?

JFK and LaGuardia both have excellent restaurant options available. Some of LaGuardia’s standouts include Custom Burgers and Artichoke. Some of JFK’s can’t-miss eateries include Shake Shack and Uptown Brasserie.

Which New York airport is closest to central New York?

3 miles away from New York’s city center, Newark Liberty Airport is the closest of the 4 major airports in the city. There are 10 miles separating New York city center to New York Skyports SPB, 16 miles to New York LaGuardia Airport, and 22 miles to New York John F Kennedy Airport.

On average, a flight to New York costs $366. The cheapest price found on KAYAK in the last 2 weeks cost $19 and departed from Cincinnati Cinci./N. Kentucky Airport.

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• Enter your preferred departure airport and travel dates into the search form above to unlock the latest New York flight deals.
• For business travelers headed to Manhattan, the closest airport is LaGuardia Airport (LGA); however, it focuses on domestic flights. John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) is the international airport nearest to Manhattan.
• After a long-haul international flight to New York, you’re welcome to relax and unwind at the airport lounges at JFK and EWR. These airports offer international flights and consequently have several members-only and pay-to-access lounges (Air France, American Airlines, Delta Sky Club, United Club, Alaska Lounge, and Centurion Lounge) at their terminals.
• Newark Airport is the best option if you wish to travel to the neighboring cities via train . The airport is served by the New Jersey Transit Authority with rail connections to New York and Newark Penn Stations for Amtrak connections.
• Although quite far from downtown New York, Newark Airport has some of the shortest wait times. It is less busy than JFK, clearing security is much quicker, and the AirTrain provides easy access to downtown New York, making it a great alternative to JFK for international flights.
• For flights to New York, there are two main options directly in NYC; namely, LaGuardia Airport (LGA) and JFK International Airport (JFK) . LaGuardia acts primarily as a domestic outlet for travelers going to and from NYC. JFK, on the other hand, is more internationally focused and offers direct flights to destinations all around the world.
• In addition to the main two airports, the neighboring Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) is also a great option for flights to New York. While Newark is technically in New Jersey, it also serves as a large air traffic hub for NYC. It is only 12 miles from New York City and is easily reached via AirTrain Newark, which stops at a number of subway stations in downtown NYC.
• The AirTrain offers an easy and cheap way to get to, from, and around JFK International Airport. You can easily reach JFK by connecting to the AirTrain via the E, A, J, and Z subway lines in downtown NYC. Additionally, it provides quick transportation between any of the airport terminals for free.
• All three New York airports are fully accessible to disabled passengers. They are equipped with ramps, lifts, and wheelchair-accessible restrooms. Any passenger needing special assistance should contact their airline before traveling.
• Bogged down with work before your flight? Don’t worry, LaGuardia has you covered with its Jabbrrbox automated workspaces . Featuring IoT technology, sound-sealed cubicles and secure WiFi, Jabbrrbox Work Booths offer an ideal working environment for travelers on the go.
• The ARK at JFK is perfect for travelers with pets. The ARK is an animal care facility that aims to bring first class flying service to all of our four-legged friends. They offer services such as animal care throughout the pre- and post-flight experience as well as equine import/export.

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It was a crowded flight. They did the best they could.

Boarding was great. The flight landed early. It took the crew over an hour and a half to bring out drinks. I paid to upgrade my seat to Comfort+ only to be near a crying/screaming baby who was seldom quiet. Noise-cancelling earbuds didn’t even help. Waste of money to upgrade.

Boarding was a sh!t show. JFK BOARDING was awful. The agent called three sections at a time Clogging the area then yelling at people to not block the walk way. How are you going to call delta one , premium select and comfort plus at once and the yell at highest paying passengers. Need to do a lot better and the flight attendants in the galley need to understand that their voices travel. They were talking about others and everyone in the cabin heard them

The main person that was coordinating everything was a short white/light skin Spanish man and he was very rude. It honestly made me feel like it was everyone’s First day at work. His announcements were very not reasonable and they did not make sense. The stewardess on the flight that made the announcements she didn’t even know what she was talking about she sounded inebriated. There were no snacks or drinks on our flight there wasn’t even much turbulence. This flight was not enjoyable nor was it what a Delta flight should be and just this past week I flew with Delta 3 times.

Horrible. First delta flight was delayed. I ran to my connecting flight and arrived to the gate 13 mins before departure. I told the gate agent “I’m here”, she told me flight was closed while giving my already confirmed seat to an stand by passenger. I said again “madam, I’m here with my confirmed seat” and she said “no you’re not here@ and gave two stand by people a boarding pass and let them board. I asked “madam, why do you do that?”, and she repeated “you’re not here”. That was very rude. I’m disappointed of delta. It used to have a good customer service. Things have changed, but not for good.

full flihgt but crew and passengers all helped eachother we landed early! however we then had to wait 40 minutes on the tarmac to get into the gate there were people trying get connecting flights, assume its an airport issue but still frustrating

The crew was horrible. Cleo was the most unwelcoming flight attendant I’ve ever had.

Do not get fooled by the term “Delta One” flat bed! The seats were super narrow. The ottoman for the feet was so narrow that when you recline the seat in flat bed position, you can only fit one foot in the 8” width space. There was only 1 flight attendant for First Class. The breakfast took 2 hours to get served. Instead of offering French Toast, the served bread pudding. The champagne with orange juice or Mimosa tasted terrible. Almost all the movies offered were ridiculously old. For a long flight from San Francisco to NY, it was frustrating! I DO NOT RECOMMEND this flight!!!

Really big guy next to me Attendants moved him to an open row

the entertainment for the flight from DAL-LGA was not available.

Great. Loved that there was WiFi on flight to keep in touch and excellent service of beverages and snacks.

great flight. Pilot was communicative, flight attendants were excellent. Really nice experience except my tv didn’t work.

Overall, the flight was better than the flight I took to go to Florida, which had a bunch of problems. The crew is really nice and the plane was new so it had a small problem when we were on the runway, but the flight itself was great. They even made some time back up, which is always a good thing.

Everything was good except for deplaning in NY. Took way too long!!

Jet Blue keeps getting iit wrong. 4 hour mechanical delay followed by terrible boarding experience. This is my third horrific jet blue flight in 2024. I am going to try to avoid this loser in the sky

no wifi and the aircraft was very old with tiny 4” screens.

After we landed, we were held on the plane for 30 minutes. There was no one at the gate once we landed and we forced to sit on a plan that had already over an hour delayed.

Flawless trip. Pilot came out and introduced himself, welcomed everyone, made a light joke to put everyone at ease. Arrived quite early.

JetBlue's check-in was great, but there was an in-flight flight attendant who was very rude and unkind. I didn't realize that the bathrooms were already locked 30 mins prior to landing and needed to use the restroom. Instead of politely asking me to return, she rudely told me, 'No, bathrooms are locked! Go back to your seat!' The flight was more than an hour delay, which made me almost miss my connecting flight. I understand the reasoning, but the action they took to get a hold of maintenance was time consuming. It took them so long to get a hold of maintenance and for maintenance to get started. Most importantly, my 3 checked baggages are missing! I'm writing this review 3 days after my arrival to the Philippines, and my 3 checked baggages, where my wedding dress is, are all missing!

Safe takeoff and landing Better snacks and coffee. Headphones for the TV monitors.

We waited to takeoff for about 1 hour delay for a 20 min flight.

Packed in like sardines, very uncomfortable. Sitting the aisle my shoulder was rammed into numerous times by rushing flight attendants. Also flight was very cold.

Your app is impossible to use. I couldn't load it. Then i couldn't open it. When i finally got both those things done -with much help -then i couldn't open the app to install a credit card. The upshot was 4 flights without access to food or drink. When i first tried to download united app some company called starlier opened instead and i would up signing up for some 49 dollar a month music service which i still have not been able to cancel.

Overall it was good. The flight was bumpy at times, but the pilot made us aware every time. As a result, no snacks/drinks were made available. Seats were tight but that’s okay as I had a window seat.

the head jack on my seat didn't work and the power outlet didn't work for my seat

That flight was smooth, and staff we courteous. it was a full flight so very tight. The boarding through security was not properly controlled. it was rushed and the scanning process for our bags, etc. was pilling up at the other end with no time to empty our belonging my personal items almost toppled over on the floor if i hadn't caught it rapidly. Was it just that time, or always like this - cant say. other than that all else was fine.

Wheelchair assistance was not complete. The person left me at the departure gate without informing the groundstaff of my requirements. I had to walk to the departure counter to ask for help to reach the plane door. The crew informed me that in future they were not allowed to help passengers like me, senior citizen and Wheelchair passenger with placing their carry on bags in the overhead compartments!

I liked that we arrived earlier, you could improve your snacks give away

We learned certain countries (a few) require a notarized letter from an ex to give permission for children to travel to those countries with the other spouse together with birth certificates. To find this out one hour before flying—not good. Nowhere is it documented by the airlines though they require it. Make sure about all documentation required.

The best part was we weren’t too delayed. Seating space in economy is insulting and about as uncomfortable as one could expect before mutiny breaks out. Prep for landing happened well over 45 minutes before wheels down: no final garbage pickup and it interrupted those of us who needed tray tables down for dinner, etc.

Comfort of seats, ease of boarding. Food selection could be better

I arrived to the airport 2 hours before my American Airlines flight was scheduled to take off. I have TSA pre-check. The airport was crazy packed when I arrived. After momentarily standing in the pre-check line, the TSA agent said that I am not pre-check. Of course I said that I am because I entered my KTN number on all my traveling sites and programs. I had to get out of line and go back to the AA counter to discover that American Airlines did not add my KTN to my boarding pass. I had to call TSA to find out my number, then have AA enter it onto my boarding pass. The emblem would not load onto my boarding pass. By this time, I decided to use my Clear in order to get through TSA but the line was ridiculous long. By the time I made through TSA, I missed my 11:08am flight and was re-booked for the 5:30pm. This is after the AA employee told me I should have gotten to the airport early. AA use to be a dependable airline not I use them only if I have too.

Horrible people at the gate, they force me to check in my carry on, even thought no one behind me has to do it. I had to get out of the airport in NY to get my bag and go thru security again on my way to Honk Kong. The worst part is the employee threatened me with loosing the flights if don’t comply.

Cut off carry ons, had to check, got on and there was plenty of bin space. Disappointing.

One of the worst flights I have ever taken Delayed over an hour without communication from the crew; very scary Entertainment not working Crew NASTY cabin cold

May never fly American again Delay in take off WITHOUT EXPLANATION Cabin freezing Crew NASTY entertainment did not work entire flight

The flight was so short that the lack of leg room didn't bother me for long. The plane was smaller so only two seats per row and there were chargers. However, they didn't serve any snacks.

Horrible trip. I won't fly AA again Boarding was a nightmare because they squeezed people into the waiting like sardines. My connection was 30 minutes and the run to the gate was horrible. Then the flight was canceled AFTER boarding. The Flight attendants did not know what to do and gave out the wrong instructions. They finally sent us to a different gate. Again, the waiting was like a sardine tin. The flight was okay and my baggage arrived fine.

My first time flying American Airlines, my first flight to CLT was wonderful and flight attendants was nice and had great customer service. My second flight from CLT to NY was very delayed due to whatever reason the crew was not greeting other than that I’m rate 8 .

Ther is no fly,over book .and they let out in San pedro sula ,antil Monday 2 of October 2023

Flight attendants heavily pushed their affinity credit card. Very annoying

Very bad, delayed flight. I was offered 2 vouchers for inconvenience, but those vouchers aren’t usable. Spirit airlines is betraying people.

They didn’t let me get my boarding pass through the app because I have a lap infant. The ticket said to see a gate agent but there was no gate agent available. I was supposed to go to the kiosk. Ended up missing my flight and they said that I never checked in to my flight so there was nothing that could be done. I will never fly spirit again. Not even worth the hassle and poor customer service.

I like the price. I did not like the seats: very little space and not reclining.

I like strict carry on policy. Quick to board, quick to leave. Less time at gate and get there quicker

comfortable flight. not fond of the idea to pay for every little detail. baggage checkin or carry ons, basic snack, or some sort of basic entertainment/wifi. would be nice to offer these as perks and stop with the penny pinching.

The seats were larger & more roomy than the old planes. the crew was excellent. . overall a very good flight.

No water for handwashing and they charged $5 for water. Spirit up-charges for every little thing and the planes themselves are old and nauseating.

It was the most smooth landing I have ever experienced (and I travel often). The crew was also very pleasant and the pilots kept us informed. Not even a drink unless a charge though is really bad!

My wife’s in a wheelchair excellent service from check-in to the gate on the plane off the excellent service all around excellent price

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What Does Round Trip Mean? | 5 Types of Fares You Should Know About

What does round trip mean? A round trip, as the name suggests, means traveling from one point to another and then returning back to the same starting point, usually via the same route.

This is considered to be a better way of booking tickets, if you have a fixed schedule, rather than booking two separate one-way tickets. And a round trip ticket generally costs a little less than two one-way tickets.

This works for both domestic and international travel. Airlines provide an option to book a round trip ticket for international flights, and may also give certain discounts or special offers on such bookings.

All you have to do is select the starting point of the journey and the destination.

Next is to fill in the date for the travel to the destination, and then fill in the date when you want to return from the destination.

Some airlines also provide an option to select a particular flight if there are multiple flights at different timings for the same destination.

Once done, you will have booked the tickets both to and from your destination.

While this can be one of the ways to travel , there are few other options which can make your travel convenient, fun, and maybe even cheaper.

Let’s have a look at them.

One way Trip

One of the most preferred ways of traveling is the one-way trip.

It is the easiest to book, and many find it convenient.

A one-way trip simply means that you travel from a starting point straight to the destination.

This is obviously the only way to travel if you are planning on staying at the destination place for an indefinite amount of time, or are moving from one city/country to another.

For shorter distances, a one-way ticket can be one of the cheaper options. But for longer travels or international travels, it may not be the best.

Apart from that, it does provide a little flexibility to the traveler.

If you have traveled to a place, on a one-way ticket, for a scheduled amount of days and wish to extend your trip or cut it short, you have the option to book another one-way ticket from your destination back to your home.

This is one of the advantages of booking a one way trip ticket.

Open Jaw Trip

Open jaw trips are one of the less used ways to travel but are really a very convenient and possibly cheap travel option when you are traveling to more than two different places which are relatively closer to each other, and then have to return back to your home. The traveling pattern usually looks like its name.

An open jaw or a triangular pattern to be precise. For example, you want to travel to Italy and visit a few cities on your trip before returning back.

One way of booking tickets for the trip would be a round trip ticket. But the problem here is, you will have to choose a destination, let’s say Venice, and then wherever you are in Italy, you’ll need to come back to Venice to catch your flight back home. This can be a little cumbersome.

To avoid this, you can book an open jaw ticket.

Which means you travel from your home airport to Venice. And whichever city you are supposed to be on the last day of your trip, book a flight back home from that city. In this case, after landing in Venice, you can catch a flight back from Rome.

This allows you to have a flexible trip and save you the money and the efforts to go back to Venice from Rome.

An open jaw ticket can be easily booked using the multi city booking option on any of the flight booking platforms.

Round the World (RTW) Trip

If you want to travel from one place to another with multiple stops and then back home, a Round the World trip is just what you need.

RTW trips are very beneficial when it comes to long haul trips covering multiple cities or countries.

These types of flights allow you to travel to several different places on a single ticket.

You can book a ticket for a trip to Australia from Europe with a few stops along the trip, or you can choose to travel to 3 or 4 different continents before returning back home.

These flights provide stopovers and no layovers.

This means that at a particular stop, you can go out of the airport and explore the city in the time you have left until your flight out. RTW tickets are known to be cheaper when compared to round trips or multi city tickets.

That’s because your ticket will also include a return back to your home airport.

Many alliances offer such kinds of ticket packages, which also includes a specific plan for every city you have a stop at.

Round Robin Trip

Round robin trips are basically the same as open jaw trips or round the world trips.

They allow you to book multi-stop itineraries on a single booking.

You can choose to travel from your point of origin to one destination and then take a flight back home from another destination.

This is similar to the open jaw booking. You can also choose to Travel to a destination with multiple stops along the trip. But unlike round the world trips, you have the option to choose how many stopovers you want and where.

This way round robin bookings provides a little more flexibility over round the world trips.

They can also save you some money by letting you travel to multiple places on a single ticket.

The trip starts from your point of origin and ends on the same place. Which means you don’t have to book a separate flight back home.

The only issue is that if you wish to extend or cut a trip short, you cannot do that with round robin bookings.

In such a case, you will have to make separate bookings according to your plans.

Multi city Trip

Multi city trips are what covers all the three- open jaw, round the world, and round-robin trips. As the name suggests, multi city trips include stops at multiple cities between your point of origin and your destination.

You can add multiple stops along your trip if you wish to visit those cities, just like you do in around the world booking.

You can also plan to travel to a destination, and return to your home from a different airport, just like an open-jaw trip.

Multi city trips allow stopovers, which are usually longer than 24 hours, where you can go out of the airport and explore.

But it also allows creating layovers, which can be as short as 30 minutes to as long as 23 hours.

Majority of the time, you are not allowed to leave the airport considering the short amount of time. You can book such flights directly via airlines or any agencies.

Depending on the destination and the number of stops or layovers, the prices may vary. Multi city flights can be advantageous if you are planning to take a long trip and want to visit more places with little flexibility.

They also allow you to set your itinerary according to your plan, unlike the planned packages provided on round the world trips by alliances.

Essentially, round the world, open jaw, and round robin trip are very similar to each other and branch out of the multi-city trip system.

All of them, in one way or another, allow you to travel to more than one place on a single booking, and also bring you back to your point of origin.

What kind of trip to choose majorly depends on what kind of trip you have planned.

If you have a limited number of places to visit that are a little closer to each other, an open-jaw trip is perfect for you. But if you want to travel to multiple cities or continents, and be able to spend some time exploring, round-robin or multi-city trips would be the best choice.

In such cases, round the world trips can also be given preference, but if you go with a certain package deal, then it limits your choice in terms of the places you can go to.

If you are not very good at planning a trip or are uncertain of the places to visit and the things to experience once you visit them, then around the world trip is the best choice.

You will not have to worry about selecting the number of places to visit, and the things to do over there.

And lastly, depending on your budget and plans, you can also choose from either a round trip or a one-way trip.

The former allows you to book a trip from your origin point to the destination and back, without having to worry about booking a separate ticket.

Whereas, a one-way ticket is the best when you are uncertain about your return plans.

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• The trick to having an amazing flight experience is to pack ahead. So, let’s start with the essentials: passport, official ID, cash and daily medications. Next, bring items that’ll help keep you entertained, like your laptop or a good book. It’s also smart to bring your chargers, a comfy neck pillow and a pair of earphones. And of course, be sure to toss in toiletries like a toothbrush, cleansing wipes and a clean T-shirt.
• While the list of banned items can differ between airlines, the general rule to follow is avoid carrying anything sharp, flammable or explosive. This includes things like screwdrivers, pocket knives, spray paint and flares. Sporting equipment like hockey sticks, and objects that could harm passengers, such as pepper spray and firearms, aren’t allowed in the cabin either.
• The answer to a comfortable flight can be as simple as your choice of clothing. Prepare for changes in temperature by bringing layers. This will keep you nice and warm if the cabin starts to cool down. Shoes like stilettos, flip flops and lace-up boots are best left in your suitcase. Even though they may be your favorites, go for flat, closed-toed footwear like slip-ons. Your feet will thank you for it.
• A condition by the name of DVT (deep vein thrombosis) is a potential risk on long-haul flights. It results from blood clotting due to inactivity and poor circulation. Walking up and down the aisle and doing leg and foot exercises in your seat is a great way to prevent this from happening. Wearing a good pair of compression tights or socks can also help.
• Your travel documents and ID will need to be presented to security personnel. Have them close by to avoid fumbling around for them.
• Your coat, belt, keys and other items in your pocket, like your earphones, will need to go on a tray through the X-ray machine. Make your life easier by removing them before your turn.
• For just a few minutes, you’ll have to unplug from the digital world. Your phone, laptop and any other electronic devices also need to be sent through the scanner.
• Remove liquids and gels from your hand luggage. They often need to be sent through the X-ray machine separately. Each product should be no larger than 3.4 ounces (100 milliliters) and everything must fit inside a single quart-size (one liter), clear zip-lock bag.
• There’s a possibility that you’ll be required to take your shoes off for scanning, so wearing slip-on sneakers is always a clever idea.
• Airlines won’t allow any sharp objects in the cabin. If you need to bring these kinds of items, pack them safely in your checked luggage.

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Frontier offers 1-day sale: Book $43 round-trip flights only on Earth Day

Celebrate Earth Day in the air with a one-day sale from "America's Greenest Airline."

Frontier Airlines announced that it will celebrate what it says is its status as "America's Greenest Airline" with an Earth Day sale. The airline will offer $43 fares on round-trip domestic flights in the US, plus one-way fares to and from Puerto Rico.

The $43 price tag was chosen to celebrate what Frontier says is its 43% higher fuel efficiency compared to other major U.S. carriers, based on 2023 fuel consumption per seat-mile.

“Our constant dedication to enhancing fuel efficiency and reducing our environmental footprint enables us to maintain our position as America’s Greenest Airline,” said Tyri Squyres, vice president of marketing at Frontier Airlines, in a recent news release.

How long does Frontier's $43 deal last?

Fares must be purchased by 11:59 pm Eastern time on April 22. Sale fares are valid for nonstop travel on Tuesday and Wednesday, through Jun. 30, 2024; and Aug. 15, 2024, through Oct. 31, 2024, except on blackout date Sep. 3, 2024.

See more details on the Frontier website, and see below for N.C. flight destinations from Frontier Airlines.

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Deal alert: Fly to Paris from Atlanta, Dallas, Charlotte and other US cities from $515 round-trip

Prices for European travel in the summer and fall continue to drop.

There's a new sale that includes fares to Paris from a variety of U.S. cities at prices up to half the normal cost of a round-trip ticket. If you live in Atlanta, Charlotte or Texas, start thinking about the meals you want to eat and museums you want to visit while in the City of Love.

This deal is for travel in August, and also from October through March 2025. Depending on the route, Thanksgiving is included in the sale fares, but not Christmas or New Year's Eve. This sale involves economy-tier tickets, and just about every one of the discounted routes includes a layover. You'll get a free carry-on with almost every airline involved. Paying to check a bag will cost you around $75 each way.

Related: How to get from Charles de Gaulle Airport to the Paris city center

Deal basics

Airlines : Air Canada, Air France, American Airlines, British Airways, Delta Air Lines, Iberia, Lufthansa and United Airlines

Routes : From Atlanta, Austin, Charlotte, Dallas, Houston and Minneapolis to Paris

How to book : Browse Google Flights, then book directly with the airline

Travel dates : Mainly August 2024 and October-March 2025; availability varies by route

Book by : As soon as possible

This deal was originally sent out by Going . Sign up for Going to get up to 90% off select flights via its Premium membership , which users can try for free for 14 days and then $69 per year. You can also upgrade to the Elite tier for $199 per year for access to all the Premium deals, plus premium economy, business-class and first-class alerts.

Sample flights

You can fly to Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) from the following U.S. airports:

• Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL)
• Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS)
• Charlotte Douglas International Airport (CLT)
• Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW)
• William P. Hobby Airport (HOU)
• George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH)
• Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport (MSP)

There is good availability on flights from Atlanta to France in August. This British Airways itinerary from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) to Paris is only $546 round-trip. The return flight involves a long layover in London, but that's not a bad city to get to enjoy a day in, is it?

This is an excellent price during Paris' peak travel season. Google Flights estimates this ticket is just a fraction of the normal cost.

If you want to visit Paris in November, you can fly out of Atlanta on BA for just $517 round-trip. No long layovers with this itinerary, either.

There is excellent availability out of North Carolina in November and December. We found lots of flights from Charlotte Douglas International Airport (CLT) to Paris for as low as $515 round-trip on American.

The best deal may be out of Dallas. We found a nonstop itinerary from DFW to Paris in December for just $516 round-trip. That's less than half what this ticket normally costs.

Related: Disneyland Paris to transform second park into new Disney Adventure World

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• Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card : 2 points per dollar spent on travel
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• The Platinum Card® from American Express : 5 points per dollar spent on airfare when booked directly with the airline or through American Express Travel (on up to $500,000 of these purchases per calendar year, then 1 point per dollar)
• Citi Premier® Card (see rates and fees ): 3 points per dollar spent on airfare
• Chase Sapphire Reserve® : 3 points per dollar spent on travel

Bottom line

If you book a family trip to Paris, consider a detour to Disneyland Paris. It's only an hour's drive from Charles de Gaulle Airport. Disney aficionados will no doubt enjoy the lighter crowds, cheaper food and drink options, and the various rides and attractions that are different from the U.S. parks.

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Editorial disclaimer: Opinions expressed here are the author’s alone, not those of any bank, credit card issuer, airline or hotel chain, and have not been reviewed, approved or otherwise endorsed by any of these entities.

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American airlines announces round trip flight to brazil for eagles season opener.

The nonstop flight will leave from Philadelphia and arrive in Sao Paulo, Brazil on September 5.

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- American Airlines is offering a flight from Philadelphia to Brazil ahead of the Eagles-Packers game that will be played there in September.

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The nonstop flight will leave from Philadelphia and arrive in Sao Paulo, Brazil on September 5. There will be a return flight offered on September 7 following the game.

This will be the first time American Airlines is offering nonstop service from Philadelphia to South America.

The tickets will go on sale on the airline's website starting on Monday.

This will be the NFL's first Friday game on opening weekend in more than 50 years.

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