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Buying a return ticket but not specifying a return date (within a year) from UK
Hi,
I want to fly from the UK to Australia at the end of the year. Obviously, I would be selecting the date I fly out but would like to be flexible on the date that I return. I have heard that you can get a return ticket that does initially require a return date. I am aware that you cant just stroll into the airport and fly without notice but would imaging that you give a short notice. Does this type of flight exist or am I way ahead of my time and should return to the real world :-) If so, do many flight operators offer it? How does it work? Will it save me a substancial amount on buying my flight 30 days prior to leaving? Cheers Burnsy |
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