One-way flights
A one-way search covers travel from your departure airport to your destination without a return date. It can suit a journey where your onward plans are separate. Check any official entry requirements for onward or return travel independently.
Return flights
A return search includes departure and return dates. Compare the whole price, airport pair and both schedules. The return journey may have different times, connections or baggage details from the outbound journey.
Multi-city flights
Use the multi-city option in the flight form when your itinerary needs several flight legs or you return from another city. Enter each leg carefully. Multi-city search does not mean that every resulting flight will be covered by one ticket; check the offer.
Your checklist
- Choose the search type matching your itinerary.
- Check the airport and date of every leg.
- Compare the full price and ticket arrangements.
Common questions
Are two one-way tickets always cheaper than a return?
No. Compare the actual available offers, included services and booking conditions for your dates.
Does multi-city search arrange hotels or transport?
The multi-city flight search compares flight legs. Arrange and check any accommodation or ground transport separately.