Expedia?
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Expedia?
I am trying to buy tickets for Seattle-BKK on EVA. The prices on Expedia are $35 less per ticket than the prices on the EVA website. Are there any advantages (other than price) or disadvantages of using Expedia versus buying directly from EVA?
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If the price is better, go ahead. My experiencce has been that Expedia is more expensive than the airline website, but I do know that sometimes Expedia gets a special deal from the airline. Just make sure the price you are looking at includes all taxes and fees.
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doesn't expedia also charge a processing fee....
i would much rather deal with the airline if there is any problem or change than with expedia....
i find the expedia, and other similar sites, good for reference but not great for price and service...
go to the source for a $35 difference...what's $35 in the scope of your total trip?? 2%???
i would much rather deal with the airline if there is any problem or change than with expedia....
i find the expedia, and other similar sites, good for reference but not great for price and service...
go to the source for a $35 difference...what's $35 in the scope of your total trip?? 2%???
#7
Joined: Jul 2004
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I've had some very cheap deals through expedia AND on a couple of occaisions been able to select seats at time of booking. Expedia has also been very good at keeping you informed of timetable changes.
I would also recommend Lastminute.com for good airfares.
I would also recommend Lastminute.com for good airfares.



