Air travel from UK. BMI and BMIbaby sale

[TheGinSoakedGirl]

Most savvy ones are aware of this but for those who don't BMI and BMIbaby have a sale from the UK that runs for another week. The travel is not limited to just a few quiet months of the year such as Jan/Feb etc.

I booked two return trips from Heathrow to the Dam for 2007, one in June and one in November at peak times of the day and different days (going out on a Friday & Tuesday, back on a Monday and Saturday respectively) and paid the princely sum of £0 for the seat each time; just paid the taxes - total £56 return each trip. You can't get cheaper than zero for the seat

fly me:

http://www.flybmi.com/bmi/en-gb/index.aspx

or me:

http://www.bmibaby.com/bmibaby/html/en/splash.htm

Edit - think i'll book another trip as well (no, I do not work for an airline ok)

[bb420]

Wow, you can't beat that. I wish there was a deal like that from the states.

[Space Boy]

I've just booked mine with BMI baby £51 a return from Cardiff. Land in 'Dam at 7.30ish on a Saturday then depart at 21.45 the following Thursday. Cant fault it!

TBH I didnt realise there was a sale on. Just good/lucky timing on my part.

[JayK]

I also took advantage of this awesome sale, got 2 trips booked in the next 2 months, flights are £40 return including taxes for me which is cheaper than going down to London for a weekend to visit my mates!

[pearly]

i took advantage of easyjet going from liverpool at just under £25 return.

[alstorey]

Im organising a 30th party for my mate and due to everyone not giving me the cash at the same time these were the prices.

Returning flights from Newcastle to Amsterdam with jet2.
I booked the first 4 people for £182
A few days later 3 more for £146
A week later 5 more for £227
We arnt going untill oct but i checked on the prices of the flights now and they are £226 each now!!!!!
Has the government brung out a new tax or something?