Of course there are very useful answers already; just to add one more. It’s called HolidayPirates and it also has an android app in which you can set a price range and deals will be pushed automatically to you. Or else you may subscribe to their newsletter.
After nearly 4 years taking many, many flights I have a method:
If you have a weekend in mind when you want to travel, head to skyscanner.net’s weekend planner. It shows you the cheapest flights anywhere in the dates you choose.
Once you have a destination and a timeframe, switch to kayak.co.uk. It offers the most comprehensive search of all the websites that I’ve found for prices.
However, occasionally the airline will have a bonus special on their homepage that sites like kayak don’t pick up, so sometimes it’s worth checking out the airlines themselves.
And more recently, I’ve subscribed to the TravelZoo Top 20 (make sure it’s the UK edition). Among their top 20 deals, which often offer incredible hotel discounts, quite regularly include amazing airline deals.
I recommend, like Dan, SkyScanner, but I have a trick.
Write you location, United Kingdom, and then your destination as “EVERYWHERE”. You will then see the cheapest destinations for your chosen time period. If that is “ALL YEAR” then you will see the broadest list of flight deals from the UK for the year.
I spend a lot of time searching for deals and nothing has beaten this strategy yet. As for the promotions, like BMI Friday, SkyScanner has a reliable and frequently updated feed, so it will incorporate any changes made by the host site.
Other promotional/deal opportunities include:
Bravofly has a new find a deal section which may be of use – I was signed up to their newsletter when I booked a flight through them and occasionally get some interesting things through that.
With Find a deal you have access to the over 9 million searches performed every month on our websites in order to find the best flights: all the best offers found by our users with just one click. The more general the search criteria (greater number of arrival and/or departure cities, flexibility on travel dates) the easier it will be to find a low-cost flight.
I use myairdeals.com and I’m happy with it.
What you need is Money Saving Expert – a very respected site in the UK for finding bargins.
I recommend these aggregator sites:
Also check out these budget airlines:
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