A 1p good Weeze: flying to Germany for a bit of fun.

15 August 2008

There’s much debate about whether budget airline flights can really be cheap. We all know of the ridiculous number of possible additional charges, for checking in, extra baggage or even paying by DEBIT card. Yet even so, if you find a super-low cost or even one-penny flight you can have a holiday break for very little cash.

I’ve just read this great travelblog about a family trip to Weeze which is about 40 miles from Dusseldorf, on a flight found using the FlightChecker.

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