Is it possible to fly across the Atlantic or Pacific for under

>>1168873
Read sticky for where to look for airfares. Where you start your trip makes a big difference.

>>1168873
Just the plane ticket under a grand or everything under a grand?

>>1168910
Plane ticket round trip is $800-$1200 for almost any international flight I can find including package deals. Kayak, skyscanner, etc.

>>1168911
Singapore Airlines was having a great sale recently-- R/T from SFO or LAX to a bunch of cities in Asia for $650. Budget carrier prices for Singapore, which is a plush airline.

Just got a r/t direct flight Chicago to Amsterdam on Lufthansa for $390

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This is from Germany to US round trip

>>1169137
Airliner?

I just bought 14 flights touching 16 different countries, including crossing the Atlantic ocean twice, for a total of $1250. It is possible if you look hard enough.
Crossing the Pacific is more costly simple because of the sheer distance. You could sometimes get to Eastern Asia cheaper via Europe.

You could try hitching a cargo ship.

>>1168873
momondo.com
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Norwegian airlines have trips to USA from Europe at around $500. Same to Thailand.

>>1168873
Norwegian.com

>>1168892
>Where you start your trip makes a big difference
This
This a million times OP
The good deals and budget airlines almost exclusively service larger metropolitan airports. I was in the same pinch as you trying to find a decent flight under $1000 but I was looking at flights from my town in essentially bumfuck nowhere. Check out Chicago, Seattle, Boston or wherever the nearest significant airport may be. You will save literally hundreds of dollars.

Hitch a ride, pay a friend/relative, take a train or a bus, shit you could practically buy a craigslist used car and scrap it after 500 miles and still come out ahead if you switch the right airports.

>>1168873

I just bought a one way ticket from Norway to L.A. for 150$ through Norwegian.