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]]> By: Ixtana http://backwardkingdom.com/student-loan-cosigner/how-long-before-travel-is-the-cheapest-time-to-buy-international-airline-tickets-from-australia.htm/comment-page-1#comment-153 Ixtana Wed, 09 Dec 2009 23:35:30 +0000 http://backwardkingdom.com/traveler-dream/how-long-before-travel-is-the-cheapest-time-to-buy-international-airline-tickets-from-australia.htm#comment-153 This all depends on whether the airlines are having seat sales, and where you are travelling to. You would most likely need to purchase the tickets a couple of months in advance. Start looking around for some prices now, that way you can get an idea on what the standard prices are, and you will know when a good deal comes out :) Flight Centre usually has the most competitive airfares out of Australia. Check out their website: You can also check and see what they have to offer. Make sure that you understand the rules and restrictions of an airfare...something might be a couple of hundred dollars cheaper, but have a whole list of restrictions that may cause you problems down the road if you need to cancel and/or change your plans. You should also pay the extra money and purchase cancellation and trip interruption travel insurance :) This all depends on whether the airlines are having seat sales, and where you are travelling to. You would most likely need to purchase the tickets a couple of months in advance.
Start looking around for some prices now, that way you can get an idea on what the standard prices are, and you will know when a good deal comes out :)

Flight Centre usually has the most competitive airfares out of Australia. Check out their website:

You can also check and see what they have to offer.

Make sure that you understand the rules and restrictions of an airfare…something might be a couple of hundred dollars cheaper, but have a whole list of restrictions that may cause you problems down the road if you need to cancel and/or change your plans. You should also pay the extra money and purchase cancellation and trip interruption travel insurance :)

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