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Hot diggity, deal hunters! If you've been dreaming of pasta and picturesque Italian streets, now might be your chance. The Flight Deal has spotted some seriously cheap flights to Milan, Italy! You can find fares as low as $477.
Now, there's a catch: this price is for Basic Economy. That usually means you'll be boarding last, might have to pay extra for a carry-on, and seat selection is often a no-go. So, you'll want to weigh whether those savings are worth sacrificing some comfort and flexibility. This is still important if you've been wanting to go, as upgrading may still be cheaper than if you bought an initial flight.
To snag this deal, The Flight Deal recommends using Matrix Airfare Search by ITA Software to find the available dates and then booking directly through the airline. Happy travels and don't forget to send us a postcard!
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