Fares by month
Which month had the lowest Paris to Rome fares we saw?
Quick answer. November 2026 had the lowest one-way fare we saw at US$70, on easyJet with one stop. October was highest at US$102. All fares we saw involved at least one stop; no direct fares appeared. Fares change quickly, so use flexible dates and price alerts before you book.
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What the data shows at a glance
We looked at 110 one-way fares from Paris to Rome in the last 48 hours. The lowest fare we saw was US$70 for a flight in November 2026. The highest lowest monthly fare was US$102 for October 2026. Every fare we saw included at least one stop, and no direct fares appeared in the results.
The gap between the lowest and highest monthly fares was small. That may not sound like much, but it is enough to matter for a short trip. The data also showed that fares do not move in a straight line from month to month. They dip and rise, so the month you pick can change what you pay.
Remember that these are one-way prices in US dollars. They were seen on Aviasales for Paris to Rome and can change quickly. A fare you see today may not be there tomorrow. Use the numbers as a guide, not a promise.
| Month | Lowest fare seen | Date | Airline |
|---|---|---|---|
| October 2026 | US$102 | 31 Oct 2026 | easyJet (2 stops) |
| November 2026 | US$70 | 26 Nov 2026 | easyJet (1 stop) |
| December 2026 | US$75 | 5 Dec 2026 | easyJet (1 stop) |
| January 2027 | US$96 | 9 Jan 2027 | easyJet (1 stop) |
| February 2027 | US$91 | 3 Feb 2027 | Vueling (1 stop) |
| March 2027 | US$90 | 10 Mar 2027 | Vueling (1 stop) |
Fares last seen on Aviasales (partner data, US dollars, one way). Lowest fare in this guide: US$70. Prices can change at any time.
Month by month: the lowest fares we saw
November had the lowest fare we saw at US$70, on easyJet with one stop. December was close behind at US$75, also on easyJet with one stop. March and February were similar at US$90 and US$91, both on Vueling with one stop.
January was a little higher at US$96 on easyJet. October was the most expensive month in our data at US$102, on easyJet with two stops. That two-stop routing may explain part of the higher price, but it is still a useful reference point.
The pattern suggests late autumn and early winter can offer lower fares than mid-autumn. However, the sample is small. Fares depend on demand, season and how far ahead you book. Treat these figures as a starting point for your own search.
- November: US$70 (easyJet, one stop)
- December: US$75 (easyJet, one stop)
- March: US$90 (Vueling, one stop)
- February: US$91 (Vueling, one stop)
- January: US$96 (easyJet, one stop)
- October: US$102 (easyJet, two stops)
Which airlines appear on this route?
Eight airlines appeared in the fares we saw. easyJet had the lowest starting fare at US$70. Vueling was next at US$84, followed by D8 at US$92. Air France started at US$118, which is higher but still worth checking for your dates.
Other airlines we saw included EC from US$162, Condor from US$179, Jet2 from US$250 and SAS from US$309. None of these airlines showed a direct flight in our data. The lower fares often involved one stop, while some higher fares had more stops.
Airline choice matters because baggage rules and seat selection vary. A low fare on one airline may cost more after you add a bag. Compare the total price before you book. FindMyFlight lists results by price, low to high, so you can see the options quickly.
Direct or with a stop: what we saw
We saw no direct fares from Paris to Rome in the last 48 hours. Every fare in our sample included at least one stop. That is unusual for a route of this length, but it can happen when direct flights are full or not on sale for your dates.
A stop adds time and can add stress. But it can also lower the fare, as the November and December data suggest. If you are flexible, a one-stop flight may save you money. If you prefer a direct flight, check again closer to your travel date or on different days.
Do not assume a direct flight is always more expensive. Sometimes a direct fare appears at a similar price to a connecting one. The key is to compare. Look at the total journey time and the fare together before you decide.
How to choose your dates using this data
Start with the months that showed lower fares, like November and December. Then look at specific days within those months. Fares can vary by day of the week, so a Tuesday departure may be lower than a Friday one. Use a flexible date search to see a range of prices.
If your dates are fixed, book early and set a price alert. If you can move your trip by a few days, do so. Even a one-day shift can change the fare. The data shows that the lowest fare we saw in November was US$70, but not every day in November will have that price.
Remember that school holidays and public holidays can push fares up. Check the calendar for both France and Italy. A quiet week in Paris may be a busy week in Rome. Compare before you book to avoid paying more than you need to.
Using price alerts and comparing before you book
Price alerts help you track a route without checking every day. On FindMyFlight, alerts are by email only. You confirm your address and can unsubscribe with one click. There are no SMS messages, so you will not get unexpected texts.
Set an alert for your travel month and a few days around it. When the fare drops, you will get an email. Then you can book quickly. Fares change fast, so a good price may not last long. The alert gives you a chance to act before it goes.
Always compare before you book. Look at the total price, including bags and seat selection. Check the airline's own site and a few partners. FindMyFlight lists results by price, low to high, and never adds anything to a fare. You pay the airline or partner directly.
Common mistakes to avoid
One mistake is booking the first fare you see without checking nearby dates. A day or two can make a real difference. Another is ignoring the total cost. A low base fare can become expensive after you add a checked bag or choose a seat.
Do not assume a direct flight is always available. On this route, we saw no direct fares in our sample. If you need a direct flight, check the airline's own site and be flexible with your dates. Also, do not wait too long if you see a good fare. Prices can rise quickly.
Finally, do not rely on memory for prices. Use a comparison site and set an alert. FindMyFlight is free to use and never adds anything to a fare. Compare, save and look before you book. That way you can make a calm decision based on real numbers.
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What was the lowest fare we saw from Paris to Rome?
The lowest one-way fare we saw was US$70, for a flight in November 2026 on easyJet with one stop. This was seen in the last 48 hours and may not be available on every day.
Which month had the lowest fares for Paris to Rome?
November 2026 had the lowest fare we saw at US$70. December was close at US$75. October was the highest at US$102. Fares change often, so use these as a guide.
Are there direct flights from Paris to Rome?
In our sample of 110 fares, we saw no direct flights. Every fare included at least one stop. Check again closer to your date, as direct flights may appear later.
Which airlines fly from Paris to Rome?
We saw eight airlines, including easyJet, Vueling, D8, Air France, EC, Condor, Jet2 and SAS. easyJet had the lowest starting fare at US$70. None showed a direct flight in our data.
How can I find a lower fare on this route?
Be flexible with your dates, especially around November and December. Set a price alert and compare total prices before you book. FindMyFlight lists results by price and never adds anything to a fare.
