april 2016 flight prices advice

[emmamc252]

Hi there, we have never been at this time of year before so looking for some advice/guidance.
looking to fly out around Monday 4th april which I know is in the kids easter holidays, looking to go around 19 nights so the flight home I imagine will be out of peak pricing, but as I said I am all new to this time of year. we are flexible about 3 days either side of this.

Our local airport is Manchester but could fly out of London etc if price was right, and similarily if there was a good enough price difference we would be willing ot have 1 stop, obviously direct would be preferable but price is going ot make a big difference to us.

so how much would you be looking for to book flights both direct and indirect? what price would you like to see to make you book it there and then? does that makes sense?

 

[scoobydooby]

I just looked at April 4th to April 23rd on Skyscanner and got direct flights at just less than £700 each. I would jump at those personally as I usually have to pay 1k each for summer direct.

 

[Kath2003]

You should be happy with anything around £600-650 indirect on those dates. We got outbound direct + return indirect for the Easter holidays in that price bracket. £700 direct I'd take.

 

[janiebubble]

I've just booked for next April flying out in 6th and got Virgin direct from Manchester for just under £600 each on a miles plus money fare. The I directs were coming out at the same kind of price. This year we paid just over £600 to fly indirect so I'm happy