Flights to and from Majorca at ridiculously cheap prices for summer holidays next year - 5th - 13th for example is - £100 @ British Airways

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Flights to and from Majorca at ridiculously cheap prices for summer holidays next year - 5th - 13th for example is £100.00 @ British Airways

£100 British Airways8 Sep 16

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sbfc

8 Sep 16

British airways have flights to and from Majorca at ridiculously cheap prices for summer holidays next year - The cheapest flights leave on a Saturday evening from Stansted... Prices 5th - 13th for example is £100

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afroylnt

9 Sep 16 20 #31

I am going to guess that protection wise your personality is a big help.

canaryruss

8 Sep 16 10 #22

each to their own mate, some of us wanted children to love & nurture instead of being so self centred.

duncanhill to manbearpig

8 Sep 16 8 #13

Some things are fairly guaranteed, school holidays are fix and none negotiable, flights/holiday prices will triple during school holidays. So planing for a nice holiday and saving 60% means more fun and enjoyment which doesn't sound dull to me.

manbearpig

8 Sep 16 7 #10

I've never understood how can anyone book flights for a year in advance.

Is your life so incredibly dull that you're completely certain that nothing is going to change for 12 months?

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kimbo87

8 Sep 16 1 #1

5th-13th of August do you mean? Sorry I can't see it in the description. Thanks for the heads up though!

Searcher2

8 Sep 16 #2

They don't seem to fly direct from Manchester. I gave up looking from other northern airports. I think you have to put PAL (for Palma, Spain) in the search box for Mallorca. It didn't like MAL or MAJ.

suziemaclondon to Searcher2

8 Sep 16 2 #6

PMI is the airport code for Palma Majorca, I believe :smiley:

pgmbrum to Searcher2

8 Sep 16 #11

Try PMI (Palma International)

John M to Searcher2

9 Sep 16 #33

MAN & PMI

cfbc

8 Sep 16 #3

We booked ours on the 5th August 2017, returning Stanstead on the 19th, two adults and two children for £498. (Mainly London Airports). This includes luggage.

Ok flights out are at 8,45pm, flights home at midnight, but that is half the price of anywhere else and cheaper than driving to Edinburgh and Ryanair also which seem expensive this year! Last year we flew from Edinburgh to PMI for £600 and anywhere South of Hadrians Wall was £1000 at that time.

I booked with BA two weeks ago... Heated.

Edit: Just checked, cheapest now is £617, that includes baggage also and is still cheap for the time!

vickibrockwell

8 Sep 16 2 #4

I just got a return for 89 from stansted but it's a 4 hour drive?! Can't decide on the pros and cons x

cfbc to vickibrockwell

8 Sep 16 #5

Add you fuel, travelling and any additional hotel into the mix and see what you think... For us, it#s a 2hr drive although two weeks parking is £98 instead of £60, but I don't have half as much fuel to use, hotel the night before plus meals for four night beforehand like I did last year

you_gotta_be_kidding

8 Sep 16 4 #7

use premier inn park and fly, we got two weeks parking which was the stanstead long stay and a night in premier Inn for £84. was cheaper than buying just the parking.

anthonyduffy526

8 Sep 16 2 #8

Some of the last minute Thomson prices this summer were ridiculously cheap for the Balaerics but on the downside the accommodation was again ridiculously expensive. I suppose if you booked the accommodation early and knew the flight times Thomson were going to operate next year you could take a risk and grab a cheap deal.

benlondon to anthonyduffy526

8 Sep 16 #9

thomson always have cheap flights every year, and not just to majorca, to orlando £189 return there was a lot of availability and a load of other places, nothing special

knowitall5 to anthonyduffy526

9 Sep 16 #35

Sir, you must understand, there are no coincidences.. I have analysed all of the destinations and where there are cheap or reasonable flights the accommodation is always sky high

manbearpig

8 Sep 16 7 #10

I've never understood how can anyone book flights for a year in advance.

Is your life so incredibly dull that you're completely certain that nothing is going to change for 12 months?

duncanhill to manbearpig

8 Sep 16 8 #13

cfbc to manbearpig

8 Sep 16 5 #14

You need kids, tends to get your life into perspective and organised.... Especially with holidays! You either book well in advance or leave it late... Early, more choice of what you want. Late, you take your chances!!

We knew what we wanted in terms of an apartment in Majorca so took a flyer for two weeks and booked it. I know I could get flights for £700 or thereabouts from bonnie Scotland, but for £498 in August.... That's a bargain my friend.

bojangles to manbearpig

9 Sep 16 #44

We are only allowed one person of work at a time. As I do not want to go away when there are screaming kids everywhere, I usually go away Sept/Oct. June/May is to soon after my annual ski trip!
Pretty much got my next 2 years planned out!

scalpels to manbearpig

9 Sep 16 1 #49

One thing IS for certain. You'll still be a boring, sad and lonely troll in 12 months.

splender to manbearpig

11 Sep 16 #51

I've never understood how can anyone not book flights for a year in advance.

Is your life so incredibly dull that you're completely uncertain that you ain't a master of what is going for 12 months?

duncanhill

8 Sep 16 2 #12

We booked with BA for next Easter school holidays a month ago from Heathrow and have to say it was cheap. Including luggage, two adults and one child aged 15 the total was £480. We tried to compare Easyjet, RyanAir & Monarch and only Monarch had flights listed but by the time you added luggage far more expensive. From past experinece both RyanAir & Easyjet fares for Easter are closer to £800 almost double. Ahh and I wouldn't fly withn RyanAir again, complete con, trying to rip the customer off from time of booking to the point of return checkin, take care if using them.

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