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I like the ease at which you can compare flights, but the search was a little slow. I managed to find a good deal on our trip to Malaga and went ahead and booked it which was pretty straightforward. I do think sites like comparetofly.com need to speed up the search though, if you are trying to choose a destination it can get tedious waiting for each search to load.
We looked at airlines for flights to New Zealand after New Years. We struggled to find any deals but then stumbled upon this website. We're booked and off for a campervan holiday of a lifetime in January.
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