Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Saturdays are almost always the cheapest days to fly. The most expensive tickets are traditionally on the week’s most popular flying days – Fridays and Sundays. If possible, pay attention to this – the savings can really be significant!

It’s always important to start by comparing flight prices. Some travellers go straight to a well-known airline’s website to book a ticket. This isn’t the way to go if you want to save money. Flight prices can be very easily compared on specialised online flight booking websites. Such online platforms gather information on all airlines’ flights and prices, allowing you to find the optimal option.

If you’re planning a trip for two or more people, it’s advisable to start by searching for airline ticket prices for one person. Airlines’ booking systems require the same price if several tickets are purchased (assuming passengers will want seats next to each other, and therefore the tickets must be in the same price category). So, if you’re buying tickets for two people and there’s one ticket available for 100 euros and several for 200 euros, you’ll have to pay 200 euros for each ticket. That’s why it’s worth checking whether the price for one and for two people differs significantly.