Question: Can you have a return flight booked months after the departure flight?

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Answer #1:

You can space out the distance between the outbound and return flights as far as the airline will allow in the rules of your fare. Generally speaking, airlines require that the return flight on a round-trip ticket be taken one year from the date of the ticket's issue, but this can vary depending on the airline.

You won't have a problem buying a ticket with a three-month span between the outbound and return.

Answer #2:

I work in a remote village and book my flights to arrive in august with a return flight in june the next year. that is 10 months

Answer #3:

You can have up to a year between departure and return dates.

Answer #4:

First, yes, return tickets (round trip tickets) are significantly cheaper than one way flights.

Second, You may have up to several months between your departure and return flights , provided that air ticket booking is not available for more than about 1 year.

Try Lastminute.com or Travelocity: they usually offer the cheapest deals.

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Use the flexible dates option (+/- 1 day) at Travelocity.

Book as soon as possible since August is a peak season
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