Flight on Short Notice?
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Where are you traveling from, Annie? Check Southwest and Jet Blue to Oakland and San Jose. Often fares on the low-cost carriers are cheaper than the bereavement fares offered by the major airlines. Also check Hotwire and Priceline.
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Priceline or Hotwire are the only ways to really save money on last minute travel for emergencies like a funeral. We had two deaths in the family and used Priceline to save 70% off the lowest fare. The fare was still higher than 21 days in advance but allowed us to leave in 12 hours.
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If you simply scroll down within the first page or two of posts, you will find two different threads on "Bereavement Fares". It would be worth taking a few minutes to read through them for a number of further ideas and comments.
I know how difficult things are at a time of personal loss, so I hesitate suggesting you go to this trouble, but I think you might find something to help you.
I know how difficult things are at a time of personal loss, so I hesitate suggesting you go to this trouble, but I think you might find something to help you.
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Thank you all. I'm flying from KC so I'll check Southwest, as well as the on-line options. And, Patrick, thank you, I'll look through those threads. Yes, I'm a bit at loose ends, so it helps to have you help me thinking clearly. Annie PS Patrick, everytime I see your name pop up, I think of the wonderful meal I had at Campiellos.
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