What is the cheapest flight from detroit to oslo?

Question

one way

if you can find one under $1000 you get 10 points

Answer 1

Newark, NJ (EWR) to Oslo, Norway (OSL) $1808 RT    

Last Updated: Sun 3 Aug 2008 5:45 AM EST

Plus: BUSINESS Class, Nonstop flights, Includes all taxes, Winter travel

Airline(s): Continental Airlines

Advance Purchase: 30 days

Min. stay: Sat. night

Day of week: 7 days a week

Comments: Depart between Dec 20 – Jan 9 and return between Dec. 25 to Jan. 9

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Answer 2

This of course depends on when you want to fly.  I found the following options for well under $1000 flying roundtrip mid-week in February (I chose dates at random and ended up with Wed 18 Feb / Tue 3 Mar):

Continental (via Newark)... $783

Northwest (via Amsterdam)...  $841

KLM (via Amsterdam)...  $844

Lufthansa (via Frankfurt)...  $847

Air France (via Paris)... $916

SAS (via Chicago & Copenhagen)... $964

[taxes/fees included, all listed on Orbitz]

Unfortunately, if you want to fly on a weekend in September, it looks like $1008 is probably the best price you're going to find:

$1008 roundtrip on Lufthansa/SAS flying Fri 19 Sep and returning Sun 28 Sep, connecting in Frankfurt:  LH487, SK3644 / SK4755, LH 486 listed on Vayama.

Another option you might consider is using a flexible search to find cheap flights to one of the European gateway cities (esp. London or Frankfurt) and then using http://www.skyscanner.net to search the European low-cost airlines (i.e. RyanAir, Sterling, Norwegian, etc) to find an inexpensive connection to Oslo.  Just keep in mind that the discount airlines often have very low baggage limits and you may have to switch airports, since the low-cost airlines usually fly to a city's smaller airports.  (FYI - Sterling and Norwegian fly to OSL, but RyanAir flies to Torp, which is a 2-hour bus ride from Oslo.)

Answer 3

You might have better luck looking for two separate flights.  No doubt you can find a cheap one to London.  Then you can find a cheap one from London to Oslo

Answer 4

try this site for cheap tickets

http://asianairfares.com

also try to book on the weekdays instead on the weekends.....it is cheaper

Answer 5

$468 o/w total with all taxes from airfare consolidator Vayama.com.  I checked November 6.