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Every single airline does this. In part, because people would often book returns because they were cheaper than one-ways.
by megablast 10y ago
Every single airline does this. In part, because people would often book returns because they were cheaper than one-ways.
- dingaling 10y agoThe majority of seats sold in Europe are now one-way / singles, due to the rise of low-cost carriers which don't offer anything else. However it's still a good idea to book each individual flight in a different transaction. Avoids any shennanigans on the airline's part for no-shows and there's no downside for the passenger other than a slightly longer booking process.