Given a travel related situation, and given a specific question about the situation, summarize the question into a title

Q: I'm considering booking two flights on separate tickets through Frankfurt Airport. How much time should I include for a transfer between the terminals 1 and 2?

I will be flying Schengen to non-Schengen, with luggage.


A: How long does it take to transfer between Frankfurt Airport's terminals?
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Q: A few days ago I wanted to buy Pegasus airline tickets because it was offering a 50% reduction on normal fares. I wanted a few tickets but couldn't even buy a single one. I tried different places with different networks but none worked. I even called my sister in New York to buy tickets for me and the result was again ineffective. 

This is not the first time I encountered this problem. I have faced similar issues with other budget airlines as well (Ryanair, AirAsia). All the time during the sale, the website page was unresponsive. Well I do understand it all happens because of airline biggest sale promotion. I have bought promotion tickets "buy 1 get 1" and "Up to 25% off" before, but never been able to buy anything from the biggest sales.

Is there any possibility or hack to buy an airline ticket in one of these sales?


A: How to buy low cost airline tickets while airlines are offering big reductions
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Q: I am flying with EasyJet next week from Glasgow to Geneva, for my ski holiday.

I noticed the flight times are unusual in that my outbound journey is much longer than my return flight home.

Outbound
Dep 12 January 2013 10:40
Arr 12 January 2013 13:55
Flight 6835 


(3 hours 15 min later)

Return
Dep 19 January 2013 14:35
Arr 19 January 2013 15:55
Flight 6836 


(1 hour 20 min later)

Now I am not the best at maths but you can clearly see there is a major time difference in both flights.

Is there any reasoning behind this? I tried searching the Easyjet site but could find no justification for this.

More Info here


A:
Why is my outbound flight to Geneva longer than my return flight?
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