Courier flights and Budget Airlines

Courier flights and Budget AirlinesIf you need to travel back to your home country several times but you can be flexible about the timing, it may be worth considering paying to join a courier company.

You carry documents for a courier company in exchange for a reduced price ticket (for example, half-price). Companies are willing to pay for this service because it allows faster delivery. You meet a representative of the courier company on departure and arrival.

You should check that you are not responsible for the contents of the package being carried. Never carry anything for somebody else unless you are using an official courier scheme; you do not wish to be found carrying drugs or illegal material of some sort.

For information about air courier schemes: http://www.aircourier.co.uk or http://www.courierflights.com

Budget Airlines

These airlines only fly short-haul from the UK to nearby European cities using smaller aeroplanes and offering a simple service with cheap tickets. Among the largest of these are:

RyanAir: http://www.ryanair.com
EasyJet: http://www.easyjet.com
Virgin Express: http://www.virgin-express.com
BMI Baby: http://www.bmibaby.com

Below is a list of some other budget airlines which operate flights to/from the UK.

Air Scotland: http://www.air-scotland.com
Air Southwest: http://www.airsouthwest.com
Flybe: http://www.flybe.com
Flyglobespan: http://www.flyglobespan.com
Germanwings: http://www.germanwings.com
Hapag-Lloyd Express: http://www.hlx.com/en
Jet2: http://www.jet2.com
MyTravel Lite: http://www.mytravellite.com
Transavia: http://www.transavia.com/en
Virgin Express: http://www.virgin-express.com
Volareweb: http://www.volareweb.com

For a map of budget airline flights within Europe, see: http://www.flitesite.co.uk

 

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