Euro Flights: Cheap as Ever, Why Now?

You know how flights to Europe used to be super expensive, especially during the holidays? Well, not anymore! Recently, prices have dropped like never before, even during the usually pricey fall and winter seasons. Brett Snyder, a travel industry insider, says it's tough for airlines to fill seats during these months. Flight-tracking company Hopper has the stats to back this up. In November, average prices are down to $578, way lower than the $619 from last year. So, what's causing this drop? Well, airlines like Spirit and Southwest have been cutting back on flights, which keeps the supply low. And let's not forget about the aircraft shortage, making it hard for airlines to add more flights. Even the big shots like Delta, United, and American are feeling the pinch. They've noticed a dip in demand, especially around the U. S. presidential election. It's not just Europe that's catching a break. Even domestic flights are getting cheaper. But hey, who wants to stay home when you can jet off to Europe for less? Just remember, these prices might not stick around forever, so grab your passport and start planning!