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Hah! I have to laugh when I think that the airline industry is very much like Istanbul's Grand Bazaar: How much does it cost to fly to Turkey?

Well, how much are you willing to pay?

Honestly, there may be several dozen different fares for the same flight. Unfortunately, no one agency or website always gives the lowest fare. You've got to shop around.

The suggestions below are for flights to Turkey. For domestic flights within Turkey, you can save a huge amount of money by making your reservations through one of my recommended Turkish travel agencies. More...

Generally speaking, airfares to Turkey are lowest in December and January and highest in June and July; May, August and September are a bit lower, March and November lower still.

BOOKMARK THIS PAGE so you can come back and use the links for later shopping. In fact, the websites listed below are good to check for any airfare, whether to Turkey or elsewhere.

Airfare Search Engines

Momondo.com is perhaps the top airfare search engine these days, with a wide reach (includes some railroads) and easy-to-use interface. More...

Consolidators

AIRFARE.com
A leading seller of "consolidator" (ie, discounted) airfares on major airlines ("14 million unpublished fares!"), they also sell regular published fares. Good, easy-to-use website. For many years I've found they have the lowest fares, and I often buy my USA-to-Turkey tickets from them. More...

Airfare Search Engines

An airfare Meta-Search Engine is a search engine (like Google) that searches other search engines. The links below will take you to airfare meta-search engines roughly in my order of preference. Look for fares on a few of them before buying.

(Note: most of these search engines will search one another, so you needn't go to them all, but do try more than one.)

Momondo
Fast, clear and the results include over 4000 high-speed trains! More...

Skyscanner
New and easy to use. More...

Mobissimo
Also simple, fast and clear. More...

Vayama
Very good, though you must put up with many ads and some pop-ups. More...

Kayak
Results are presented in a clear, useful format, with all taxes and fees included, but fares are now often more expensive on Kayak than on other airfare meta-search engines. More...

BookingBuddy.com
Searches many of the major travel-booking sites in an elaborate way. Good results, but sorta complicated and not the easiest to use. More...


A leading US consumer products testing organization found that , an airline reservation service operated by a consortium of nine airlines, gave the lowest fares more frequently than any other major reservations service. (But...you must be a UK resident to buy.) Use the box at the top of the right-hand column to try it. —> More...

From Europe

Besides the Turkish airlines of AtlasJet, Pegasus Airlines, Onur Air, and Sun Express, several smaller low-cost European airlines operate cheap flights to Turkey.

WeGoLo.com is a meta-search engine that finds airfares on lower-priced airlines. More...

Many lower-priced flights go to Istanbul's Sabiha Gökçen Airport (SAW) on the Asian shore of the Bosphorus, not to Istanbul's main Atatürk International Airport, 23 km west of the city center on the European side of the Bosphorus.

Sabiha Gökçen Airport is much farther from the center of historic Istanbul, and not as convenient for ground transport as Atatürk Airport, but the airfares are certainly lower. Here's how to travel to and from Sabiha Gökçen Airport. (By the way, Backpackers Travel in Istanbul operates a great value-for-money private transfer service from both airports [Atatürk and Sabiha Gökçen] that's far superior to a taxi, and not much more expensive. More...)

Corendon
Based in the Netherlands, Corendon flies from Eindhoven and Brussels to Istanbul (SAW).

easyJet
easyJet now flies from the UK to Turkey.

Germanwings
This German carrier operates flights from Hamburg, Berlin, Cologne-Bonn and Stuttgart to Ankara, Istanbul and Izmir.

Pegasus Airlines
This Turkish airline flies from many cities in Germany and Holland to Turkey, between Athens and Izmir, and within Turkey to many cities. More...


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