Good vibes!

Olga

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Creo que te puede ayudar a viajar barato.

Un saludo.

Now let’s hope next time I fly with Iceland Express the Icelandic air hostesses won’t whip me or throw me at the Jólakötturinn .

Thanks from all of us at Iceland Express for all the free publicity on your blog! : ) (For anyone reading this, I can confirm that we are not paying Fernan a commission, even though we probably should!)

Anyway, I just noticed that there seems to be some misunderstanding about our last special offer, with people saying that the “from €65″ price was not actually including taxes, like we said.

This is wrong. Let me explain:

On step 2 of the booking process, we show prices *without* taxes and charges. This means that to get the €65 flight, you find a flight on step 2 that costs €29. Then the taxes and charges are added on step 3, to make a total of €65.

Still, there is a limited number of seats available, so even though we sold over 4,000 seats for €65, £45, or DKK 519, on some routes they were finished quite quickly after the offer was made public. (Incidentally, that also explains the €49 price on step 2 for the flight to Friedrichshafen that you refer to, Fernan.)

I hope this clears up some of the misunderstanding. If not, please feel free to email us anytime on website@icelandexpress.is

Best regards, Valgeir

Aunque siguen cumpliendo el “desde 65€” (muchos vuelos cuestan más o menos lo mismo), corroboro que se añaden las tasas como indica Oria. Curiosamente había visto un vuelo desde Friedrichshafen a 49€, pero claro, al ponerle las tasas se puso en 87€. Y probando con un vuelo con un precio superior a 65€ también se añaden las tasas.