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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Helloooo I’m looking for some travel advice
I’ve never flown before so I don’t know where to look so hoping some more experienced travellers can help me out
I’m looking for fly from Southampton to Glasgow any time between now and August…all the searches I get back are £300+
Am i looking in the wrong place, or are they just genuinely £300? Or do I need to go from a different airport? Pls help i have no idea what I’m doing and neither do any of my family members |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Helloooo I’m looking for some travel advice
I’ve never flown before so I don’t know where to look so hoping some more experienced travellers can help me out
I’m looking for fly from Southampton to Glasgow any time between now and August…all the searches I get back are £300+
Am i looking in the wrong place, or are they just genuinely £300? Or do I need to go from a different airport? Pls help i have no idea what I’m doing and neither do any of my family members "
Try a website called skyscanner and type in your details... That will show options for you but its probably that Southampton to Glasgow is not direct.. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Have you got a passport ?
No; do I need one for domestic travel?
Some airlines accept a photo driving licence or expired passport. Best to check before you buy a ticket "
This ^ each airline is different and sometimes a photo driving licence is not sufficient |
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Ryanair is a passport only airline just to be aware. Even though entering Ireland from the UK doesn't require a passport, Ryanair still demand one.
Probably expensive due to it either being a non direct route or not a popular route.
Try to search for flights that end up with a transfer, could be cheaper. Although you'd possibly need a passport for that.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Ryanair is a passport only airline just to be aware. Even though entering Ireland from the UK doesn't require a passport, Ryanair still demand one.
Probably expensive due to it either being a non direct route or not a popular route.
Try to search for flights that end up with a transfer, could be cheaper. Although you'd possibly need a passport for that.
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Everyday a school day re Ryanair.. Ta |
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"Why do you need to fly?. Trains and buses are cheaper.
I’d just assume it’s quicker to get a flight "
No necessarily, especially for short haul flights. The time in the air is shorter, but by the time you factor travel to the airport, last check in times, collecting luggage and travel from the airport, door to door there will not be much in it.
Driving Southampton to Glasgow is 7hrs |
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"Why do you need to fly?. Trains and buses are cheaper."
Trains are super expensive. Bristol to Glasgow is pretty cheap as is Gatwick. Smaller airports tend to be much more expensive so look at going easyJet from Gatwick. |
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"Helloooo I’m looking for some travel advice
I’ve never flown before so I don’t know where to look so hoping some more experienced travellers can help me out
I’m looking for fly from Southampton to Glasgow any time between now and August…all the searches I get back are £300+
Am i looking in the wrong place, or are they just genuinely £300? Or do I need to go from a different airport? Pls help i have no idea what I’m doing and neither do any of my family members "
It will vary in price depending on how far in advance you book, which day of the week you fly and return. It looks like Logan air are the only airline to do that route so play around a bit on their site for dates and times to get the best deal  safe journeys |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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its much cheaper on a National Express coach, (i found a ticket on line for £47 From Soton to Glasgow) but obviously not nearly as quick and not as much fun (I quite like flying) |
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By *rHotNottsMan
over a year ago
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"Have you got a passport ?
No; do I need one for domestic travel?
Some airlines accept a photo driving licence or expired passport. Best to check before you buy a ticket
This ^ each airline is different and sometimes a photo driving licence is not sufficient "
CAA rules not airlines rules, you need photo ID; driving license, passport or ID card.
Cheapest airports are often Luton and Stanstead , both have good train and bus connections. Heathrow and Gatwick are ok too. Try easy-jet , Ryan air, wiz etc if you can flex the dates and times you can get for much cheaper |
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