Last minute

Business and First Class this week, 20–30% below the published fare.

Travelling in the next 2 to 7 days? Search live Business and First Class flights and take an Astonia last-minute price. We hold it for 12 hours while your specialist confirms the seats.

  • Departures in 2–7 days
  • Price held 12 hours
  • No payment online

Popular routes this week

Leaving in three days. Pick a route to see live flights; you can change the dates on the results page.

How last minute works

  1. Search this week

    Departures 2 to 7 days ahead. Each result shows the published fare and your Astonia price, 20–30% below it.

  2. Send your details

    Choose your flights and add passenger names. No payment online; your price is held for 12 hours.

  3. We confirm within hours

    Your specialist checks the seats straight away and sends your booking with an invoice or a secure payment link.

  4. Pay, then fly

    Your e-tickets are issued as soon as payment arrives and appear under My booking.

Last minute, explained

Why 2 to 7 days?

Your specialist needs time to confirm the seats, receive payment and issue your tickets before you fly. For a flight tomorrow, call us and we will tell you honestly what is possible.

Is the saving real?

Yes. Each result shows the published fare from live airline data crossed out, with your Astonia price 20–30% below it. The exact price and saving are confirmed in your booking before you pay.

Why is the price held for 12 hours, not 48?

Last-minute seats change quickly. Twelve hours gives your specialist time to confirm while keeping your flight bookable before departure.

What if the seats sell out?

Seats are reserved once your booking is confirmed. If they sell out first, we offer you the closest alternative, with no obligation to accept it.

Can I cancel a last-minute booking?

Last-minute bookings fall outside our 14-day full-refund guarantee. The airline's fare rules apply, and your specialist explains them before you pay.

Travelling later?

Search all flights for any date, or ask for a private fare, which can be 30–60% below the published price on selected itineraries.