@farefloor.comSeoul → Jeju ₩27,616 — usually ₩259,082 (−89% below usual).
Why: September is a structurally low‑demand month for Seoul‑Jeju flights and airlines are aggressively discounting, driving fares to a deep price floor.
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@farefloor.comHong Kong → Sanya HK$732 — usually HK$993 (−26% below usual).
Why: HK Express is running a November promotional sale with one‑way fares as low as HKD 170, and November is a shoulder‑season month for Sanya with lower demand.
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@farefloor.comHong Kong → Yiwu HK$680 — usually HK$1,041 (−35% below usual).
Why: It's September, the off‑peak month for Hong Kong–Yiwu, and HK Express is offering seats as low as HKD 140.
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@farefloor.comFrankfurt → Almaty $148 — usually $257 (−42% below usual).
Why: It's the September shoulder‑season dip, with demand falling after European school holidays and airlines discounting to fill seats.
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@farefloor.comFrankfurt → Valencia $51 — usually $81 (−37% below usual).
Why: It's October's shoulder‑season dip for Valencia and abundant low‑cost capacity from Frankfurt Hahn.
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@farefloor.comLos Angeles → Chicago $73 — usually $94 (−22% below usual).
Why: It's the shoulder‑season October low‑price month for LAX→Chicago, amplified by ultra‑low‑cost carrier competition and advance‑purchase deals.
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@farefloor.comBuffalo → San Francisco $136 — usually $172 (−21% below usual).
Why: October is the cheap‑season shoulder month for Buffalo‑San Francisco, with post‑summer demand trough.
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@farefloor.comLos Angeles → Chicago $73 — usually $94 (−22% below usual).
Why: It's the shoulder‑season October low‑price month for LAX→Chicago, amplified by ultra‑low‑cost carrier competition and advance‑purchase deals.
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@farefloor.comLos Angeles → Chicago $73 — usually $94 (−22% below usual).
Why: It's the shoulder‑season October low‑price month for LAX→Chicago, amplified by ultra‑low‑cost carrier competition and advance‑purchase deals.
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@farefloor.comBoston → Los Angeles $152 — usually $206 (−26% below usual).
Why: September is a post‑summer shoulder season and historically the cheapest month to fly Boston–Los Angeles, which explains the 21% fare dip.
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@farefloor.comBoston → Los Angeles $152 — usually $214 (−29% below usual).
Why: September is a post‑summer shoulder season and historically the cheapest month to fly Boston–Los Angeles, which explains the 21% fare dip.
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@farefloor.comBoston → Miami $94 — usually $159 (−41% below usual).
Why: It's October, a shoulder‑season month for Miami, so demand is low and fares drop sharply.
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@farefloor.comBoston → Miami $94 — usually $159 (−41% below usual).
Why: It's October, a shoulder‑season month for Miami, so demand is low and fares drop sharply.
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@farefloor.comLondon → Bilbao £29 — usually £37 (−22% below usual).
Why: It's the low‑demand October shoulder season and airlines are pricing aggressively on this competitive, high‑capacity route.
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@farefloor.comBangkok → Moscow ฿10,535 — usually ฿14,198 (−26% below usual).
Why: It's the low‑season shoulder period in late October and early November, when demand drops and airlines are pricing aggressively.
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@farefloor.comKuala Lumpur → Guangzhou RM377 — usually RM475 (−21% below usual).
Why: September is the cheapest month on the Kuala Lumpur‑Guangzhou route, and low‑cost carriers like AirAsia, Batik Air, Spring Airlines.
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@farefloor.comBangkok → Shanghai ฿3,364 — usually ฿4,499 (−25% below usual).
Why: It's October shoulder-season pricing combined with abundant competitive capacity on the China‑Thailand market, driving fares 21% below average.
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@farefloor.comWichita → Tashkent $563 — usually $807 (−30% below usual).
Why: Airlines are running a September seat‑sale amid weak US‑Central Asia demand from secondary cities.
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@farefloor.comSan Francisco → Singapore $344 — usually $431 (−20% below usual).
Why: It's September, a structural shoulder-season low-demand month on the SFO→Singapore route.
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@farefloor.comSan Francisco → Honolulu $130 — usually $259 (−50% below usual).
Why: It's the post‑summer shoulder‑season dip in September, when demand drops and airlines slash West Coast‑to‑Hawaii fares.
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