Tokyo → Bangkok ¥23,726 — usually ¥34,194 (−31% below usual).
Why: October is low‑season/shoulder‑season for Tokyo→Bangkok, which typically drives fares about a quarter below the usual level.
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Boston → Chicago $96 — usually $140 (−31% below usual).
Why: It's the post‑summer shoulder‑season dip in September, when demand eases after the summer peak, driving round‑trip fares about 28% below usual.
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Tokyo → Singapore ¥23,610 — usually ¥30,331 (−22% below usual).
Why: It's October’s low‑season dip on the Tokyo‑Singapore route, amplified by strong low‑cost‑carrier competition and abundant capacity.
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Tokyo → Hiroshima ¥7,435 — usually ¥12,217 (−39% below usual).
Why: It's November, the off‑season low‑demand month, and Spring Japan is slashing nonstop fares with a low‑cost carrier campaign.
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Shanghai → Melbourne $253 — usually $331 (−24% below usual).
Why: It's October’s shoulder-season demand for Melbourne, amplified by added China‑Australia capacity and aggressive competition pricing.
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Shanghai → Colombo $162 — usually $244 (−34% below usual).
Why: Intense competition among carriers on the Shanghai‑Colombo route is driving a 36% fare cut in peak‑season January.
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Warsaw → London $18 — usually $26 (−31% below usual).
Why: It's the low-demand September shoulder season amplified by added capacity and aggressive pricing from ULCCs like Wizz Air and Ryanair.
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Warsaw → Palma $34 — usually $58 (−41% below usual).
Why: It's October, the off‑season for Mallorca, and airlines are flooding the Warsaw‑Palma route with nonstop seats, sparking a shoulder‑season fare war.
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Los Angeles → Milan $350 — usually $486 (−28% below usual).
Why: October is the defined shoulder season and cheapest month for Los Angeles‑Milan, so carriers and OTAs are pricing aggressively, delivering about a 34% discount.
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Hong Kong → Cebu City HK$583 — usually HK$1,023 (−43% below usual).
Why: It's the post‑holiday January shoulder season and low‑cost carriers are offering promo‑level fares, making the fare about 39% below the usual level.
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San Francisco → Honolulu $105 — usually $186 (−44% below usual).
Why: It's October, a structurally low‑fare shoulder‑season month to Hawaii with ample nonstop capacity from multiple carriers.
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Tokyo → Fukuoka ¥6,514 — usually ¥11,500 (−43% below usual).
Why: It's the post‑peak October shoulder season combined with intense low‑cost carrier competition and advance‑purchase discounts, making fares about 39% below usual.
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Seoul → Barcelona ₩329,531 — usually ₩489,607 (−33% below usual).
Why: Airlines are running specific fare promotions on the ICN‑BCN route in October, layered on shoulder‑season demand and extra 1‑stop capacity.
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Seoul → Chiang Mai ₩143,551 — usually ₩203,963 (−30% below usual).
Why: It's September's monsoon low‑demand season in Chiang Mai, amplified by newly added low‑cost capacity from Korea and a promo‑driven price competition.
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Seoul → Bangkok ₩137,633 — usually ₩195,679 (−30% below usual).
Why: It's September, Bangkok’s peak monsoon low season, so demand drops and airlines cut fares about 25% below normal.
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Seoul → Fukuoka ₩66,750 — usually ₩101,222 (−34% below usual).
Why: September is the cheapest month for Seoul–Fukuoka, and strong low‑cost carrier competition keeps fares about 27% below the usual round‑trip price.
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Chengdu → Melbourne $248 — usually $323 (−23% below usual).
Why: December is an off‑season month for Chengdu–Melbourne, so weaker demand makes fares about 22% lower than usual.
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New York → Las Vegas $138 — usually $192 (−28% below usual).
Why: October is the cheapest month for New York‑to‑Las Vegas flights, so one‑way fares are 20‑30% below the typical average.
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Hangzhou → Bangkok $100 — usually $132 (−24% below usual).
Why: It's October low-season monsoon in Bangkok, so demand drops and fares are about 30% lower.
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Hangzhou → Sanya $93 — usually $123 (−24% below usual).
Why: It's the September shoulder‑season low in Sanya, when wet/typhoon weather depresses demand and drives fares to their cheapest point.
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