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Although a pipedream at the moment, I'm thinking of going to Vienna then the Monte Carlo Ept in March.  So I'm trying to work out the cheapest way to travel glasgow/vienna/nice/glasgow.  Virtually every airline charges way more for a single than a return (although i did find a way to get lufthansa online to apparently offer edinburgh/vienna then nice/edinburgh for a low price - don't know whether it was a bug in there website or genuine).  Anyway - why do they bother?  Obviously anyone wanting a single is just going to book a return and then errrrr miss the second leg.

They're probably like this because people are stupid too.

Some will book the single and not think about the price or compare it to a return fare, so will have no idea they are getting ripped off.

not an answer to your question... but the trains in Europe are great... get the train from Nice to Lyon, Lyon - Geneva (BEAUTIFUL journey), Geneva - Vienna.... Probably as cheap - slower, but I find them far nicer than plane trips which knacker me out - suppressing the desire to murder the parents of the inevitable annoying little (or not so little) child is wearing.

Glasgow to Vienna (via Stansted) with www.airberlin.com will probably be quite cheap. £100 should be attainable dependent on dates.

I'd suggest investigating trains, as per Rod's recommendation, to get from Vienna to Nice and back.

When I was went travelling, we decided in Seattle that we didnt have enough cash to stay for the 3 weeks when our flight home was so we enquired about getting a one way ticket from Seattle to London and was told it would be cheaper to get a return but under US laws, it would be illegal not to make the return trip!   Now that's wierd too.

Anyway, we got a return and went back to Seattle for a long weekend flying home on our original tickets :D

Because if you don't check in for the return flight the airline will sell your seat and get paid twice for it.