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Price, demand, and travel trends for flights to Raleigh
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What is the cheapest flight to Raleigh?
Dublin to Raleigh is the cheapest route at €426 return, found in the past 5 days on KAYAK. KAYAK data shows this is also the most popular route.
How much is a flight to Raleigh?
Average and cheapest price for all return flights to Raleigh from each origin found by users searching on KAYAK in the last 12 months.On average, a return flight from Ireland to Raleigh costs €576, based on KAYAK data over the past 12 months. Return fares from Dublin average €574.
What is the cheapest day to fly to Raleigh?
Wednesday is the cheapest day to fly to Raleigh at €483 return on average over the past 12 months on KAYAK. Sunday is the most expensive at €657.
What is the cheapest month to fly to Raleigh?
To calculate monthly average prices, KAYAK takes all prices for each month over the last 12 months for flights to Raleigh, removes the top 0.1% to account for outliers, then takes the median of all values for each month.•February is the cheapest month to fly to Raleigh with an average price of €398 return.
•December (€964) and July (€770) are the most expensive.
•Based on KAYAK data over the past 12 months.What is the cheapest time of day to fly to Raleigh?
Average price for all return flights depending on time of departure, seen by users on KAYAK in the last 12 months.Morning flights to Raleigh are the cheapest at €539 return on average. Afternoon flights are the most expensive at €604.
What is a good deal for flights to Raleigh?
Flights under €479 are considered a good deal. 25% of KAYAK users found return flights to Raleigh at or below these prices, with the lowest fares from:
•Dublin €478.
What are the most popular airlines flying to Raleigh?
Based on KAYAK data over the past 3 months.Aer Lingus is the most popular airline flying to Raleigh among KAYAK users, followed by Icelandair and British Airways.
Which airline offers the most direct flights to Raleigh?
Based on KAYAK flight schedule data, reflecting busyness trends for the next 3 months. Weekly flight counts are averages and may change as airline schedules are updated.Aer Lingus is the only airline that flies direct to Raleigh with 4 flights per week.
How many direct flights to Raleigh are there each day?
There is 1 daily direct flight to Raleigh, departing in the afternoon.
How many direct flights to Raleigh are there each week?
There are 4 direct flights to Raleigh each week. Monday is the day with the most departures at 25%.
How many long-haul flights are there to Raleigh each week?
Based on KAYAK data for the upcoming 3 months.There are 4 long-haul flights (6–12h) to Raleigh each week, along with 0 medium-haul (3–6h) and 0 short-haul (up to 3h) flights.
How many cities have direct flights to Raleigh?
Based on KAYAK data for the upcoming 3 months.1 city has direct flights to Raleigh. Dublin has the most with 4 direct flights per week.
Key details for flights to Raleigh
Low season | January |
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High season | June |
Cheapest flight | €323 |
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Your guide to booking Raleigh flights
From booking to airport arrival, find tips to help you plan your flight with more confidence.Reviews of the top airlines flying to Raleigh
Didn’t have requested food and seats could be more comfortable.
Didn’t have requested food and seats could be more comfortable.
Flight attendants on this flight were very lovely. Hot food was terrible. Canned wine felt elevated and was GOOD. The aircraft was overall not very clean. Although this one was much more cleanly than the flight from Pisa. Pilots were great & landings felt smooth and safe. As I mentioned in my last review, this was my first time flying aer Lingus in many years and I cannot say I will be rushing to book again. This airline needs a real facelift.
Everything went extremely smoothly! They boarded by groupings of seat numbers starting from back to front. All staff very helpful and accommodating. Food and beverage plentiful and good.
The plane from Venice to Dublin ran out of food. They did not restock the plane in Venice.
It was very refreshing being in a nice and clean plain, with pillows and earphones that you don’t have to pay for, with warm food and beverages and a very nice crew
The thing thy call a pizza was atrocious. Do not eat it. The seating is as usual for economy an experiment in cruel and unusual punishment that they aren't allowed to do to prisoners but you get to pay for it.
Didn't make it to this flight as we sat on the tarmac for 1.5 hours.
The crew was first rate. They allowed me to switch my middle seat to an isle seat and it made my flight home so much more comfortable.
Everything went very smoothly I loved having the earphones and the blanket and the staff was just super friendly
I was advertised a free seat selection for a "Smart" fare through BusinessClass.com. I was never able to select a seat. I thus paid extra for a bill of goods I was never provided. would love to speak with a representative of Kayak
Our trip to Spain turned into a stressful ordeal with cockpit issues and FAA air traffic disruptions. Our American Airlines flight from Raleigh to JFK was delayed nearly four hours, causing us to miss our connections to Madrid and Jerez. We were left stranded in New York with children, even running out of diapers while trying to sort everything out. American refused to cover hotels or rental cars, leaving us to arrange and pay for them ourselves. The delays also disrupted our prepaid rental car reservations in Spain. It was a frustrating and expensive start to a family trip we had spent months planning.
Flight was delayed significantly at take off and landing. Confusion of gate assignment with back and forth. Overall, makes for a very unpleasant experience that appears to come down to inept operational management.
Flight was delayed which isn’t the airline’s fault, but the communication around it was terrible. I left the lounge to show up at the gate to board at the time in my app, and the flight in front of mine was still boarding and the inbound plane hadn’t even taken off yet. Delays were slow to show up in my app. Improved communication could have let me have a more pleasant experience in the lounge vs waiting 1.5 hours at the gate.
Horrible experience flying with American. Flight was delayed due to inbound flight delay. Fine, it happens. Then, we were delayed an additional almost 30 minutes due to the paperwork for departure having a "clerical error." Then, upon landing at the destination airport we were stuck on the plane for an HOUR after we landed and pulled up to the gate because apparently there was another plane. An hour waiting for the gate 12:30 AM when the flight has already been delayed due to operational error feels like a complete failure of the ability to do the one thing they need to do apart from actually have the plane takeoff and land. Very disappointing.
Overall a good experience, however Wifi was not working on the flight.
Flight was on-time, boarding was flawless and the crew was friendly.
My flight from LGA was cancelled and my rebooked flight from JFK was delayed numerous times. I will now be getting home after 2am.
It would have been nice if American tried to care.
We arrived 25 minutes early only to be told our gate was occupied and so we sat for close to 30 minutes to pull into a gate. That’s not an early arrival!
Terrible. Cancelled my original flight. It made getting a boarding pass difficult. The AA employee (in a loud voice, so everyone around could hear) griped at me for not getting a boarding pass 24 hours before. I asked how I was supposed to do that when I had no idea what flight I was going to be on. She said (loudly), “Talk to AA customer service, not me!” I could certainly tell serving customers was not important to her. Our new flight was set to a completely different city. We had to change our rental car, and the price went way up. It took 2-1/2 hours to get checked in. By then our new flight had left. We ended up on stand by and had to split up the family to get to our destination. It cost us the whole first day of the trip. AA needs to employ people who actually care about doing a good job. I suppose those people are getting harder to find, but atleast try.