Fake return
How it worksA return ticket whose journey home starts in another city costs less. You take only the flights marked as yours.
- Your city
- ···Destination
- Another citynext flight unused
- Destinationnext flight unused
- Your city
We ask every airline for the fares the usual sites don't show: fake returns, extra legs and more, each confirmed live before you see it.
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Where from, where to, when. Business class, one way or return.
Every airline on the route, every way to build the ticket, each fare confirmed with the airline before you see it. Fares appear as they are found.
Go straight to the airline's site, or send the fare to our desk and we book it with you.
Each one is a real ticket, priced by the airline. We name the technique behind every fare and mark the flights you take.
A return ticket whose journey home starts in another city costs less. You take only the flights marked as yours.
A short extra flight added to the ticket changes which surcharges apply and lowers the whole fare. You leave it unused.
A fake return with an extra flight in it, on one ticket. You take only the flights marked as yours.
One more flight at the end of the ticket makes it cheaper. It comes last, so you leave it unused.
Our best fare on each route against the same airline's regular fare, on the same dates.
| Trip | Airline | Regular fare | Our fare | Saving | Measured |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
London to New York Return · Fake return | American Airlines | $10,547.43 | $3,333.76 | 68% | 23 Sep 2026 |
New York to Istanbul One way · Fake return | Turkish Airlines | $4,432.50 | $2,594.53 | 41% | 23 Sep 2026 |
Chicago to Hong Kong Return · Fake return + extra leg | Cathay Pacific | $7,323.10 | $5,867.73 | 20% | 23 Sep 2026 |
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A return ticket whose journey home starts in another city. Airlines price business class by where a journey starts, so that ticket can cost much less than the one you would normally buy, on the same flights you take. You only board the flights marked as yours.
Buying the ticket is: it is a real ticket, at a price the airline published or agreed. Some airlines' conditions of carriage discourage skipping flights on purpose, so read the fare's conditions, or ask our desk, before you book.
They stay on the ticket and you don't board them. Each fare shows exactly which flights are yours and which are not. Where you would join a journey part-way, only our desk books the fare, and it tells you how to travel on it.
Usually, yes. The exception is a magic city fare: checked bags travel to the last city on the ticket, so travel with hand luggage only.
We price every fare live in the booking system airlines and agencies use, a moment before you see it. The airline's site can show a slightly different price, especially minutes later or in another currency.