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How we find these fares

Every morning at about 6 AM Eastern, our scanner asks Google Flights for the cheapest round trips from every commercial airport in South Carolina and North Carolina to around 80 European cities, connections included. We also check a second fare source for extra coverage.

We keep a history of every price we see. A fare becomes a special when it is well below that route's usual price (25% or more under our recent median), when Google itself rates it as low, or when it's simply under $450 round trip to Europe from the Carolinas. Fares far below normal are labelled possible mistake fares. Those can disappear within hours, and airlines occasionally cancel them.

When a fare stops showing up in the morning scan, we mark it as expired. On days with nothing genuinely cheap, we post nothing.

The fine print

All prices are the total round-trip fare per person in US dollars, including taxes and government fees, as shown when we checked. Prices and availability change constantly and are set by the airlines, not by us. Always confirm the final price before booking. Baggage and seat fees may apply.

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We are not a travel agency and don't sell tickets. FlyCarolinaDeals is independent and isn't affiliated with Google, any airline or any airport.