American Airlines Fare Posting
#3
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Joined: Jul 2003
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Its going to sound crazy... but I'm really just looking for a super cheap flight thats over 1000 miles before end of the year. Out of Newark (EWR). I was looking at Newark to Chicago. Had seen a fare for $160 for a while. It recently jumped to $300+, and I'm wondering if it will drop down again.
#4
Joined: Jun 2003
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Every week, AA lists its sale routes. Since EWR isn't a AA hub, you will likely be limited to flights to Chicago, Dallas, St. Louis, maybe LA. I'd just keep watching the AA lists--I think they come out on Tues. and Weds--and just be prepared to make a last minute run.
#5
Joined: Jan 2003
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Go to itasoftware.com and search fares. Plug in Newark as your departure airport, and then pick a city like Chicago as your destination. You can then tell the search to include all cities within 300 miles of Chicago and see what comes up. Then search Nashville, Charleston, New Orleans or wherever...and include everything within 300 miles.
American also lists weekend deals on their website, usually for leaving on Sat and coming back Monday....these change weekly.
American also lists weekend deals on their website, usually for leaving on Sat and coming back Monday....these change weekly.
#7
Joined: Jan 2003
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Even if you go ahead and purchase the fare, pepper, you can cancel within 24 hours...it's a credit-card rule. The airline usually won't offer this information unless you press the issue.
Another search that you can do on ITA is a month-long search. Pick your two cities and a date, and it will show you the prices for the next 30 days after that date....so you can plan around the cheapest times if you're flexible.
Another search that you can do on ITA is a month-long search. Pick your two cities and a date, and it will show you the prices for the next 30 days after that date....so you can plan around the cheapest times if you're flexible.



