is this air fare right?advice please
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is this air fare right?advice please
hi,
we are in the early stages of planning our trip to usa this september-october. we want to travel to ny from uk and then onwards to orlando and las vegas before returning to uk. we have found a fare for the ny-orlando-las vegas-ny sector at $465. is this a good price? this is through delta.would be grateful for any advice on this front
we are in the early stages of planning our trip to usa this september-october. we want to travel to ny from uk and then onwards to orlando and las vegas before returning to uk. we have found a fare for the ny-orlando-las vegas-ny sector at $465. is this a good price? this is through delta.would be grateful for any advice on this front
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Sorry ipsych, I was reading too quickly. I see your dilemma.
That fare is OK. Acceptable.
If you look around you might be able to knock off $75-100.
Have you tried the "multiple destinations" fare finders at orbitz.com or travelocity.com?
I'm sometimes amazed that they'll come up with great multiple destination fares combining different airlines.
If you can't find anything cheaper, though, that's not an unreasonable fare.
That fare is OK. Acceptable.
If you look around you might be able to knock off $75-100.
Have you tried the "multiple destinations" fare finders at orbitz.com or travelocity.com?
I'm sometimes amazed that they'll come up with great multiple destination fares combining different airlines.
If you can't find anything cheaper, though, that's not an unreasonable fare.
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Seems about right to me but I only have experience with the NYC to Florida fare which is usually $250 on sale. I would think that $465 sounds right if you factor in you are heading across country also. In the past the rule has been wait closer to the date for your fare (Septemeber/October being sale time)but it is so hard to know how the airlines might alter this as so many took huge losses after 911. My gut says wait but follow closely always check with Orbitz.com and then with individual airlines. Even though Orbitz is owned by airlines you won't get a credit if travel is delayed and sometimes fares are the same at both sites...SOOOOO it pays to book with airline directly when you can.
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I would wait until June Ipsych if you are finding it hard to wait. I would also choose seats and have the different airlines print seat assignment on tickets (they won't all do this but it is worth a try)that has gotten me a head on line with British Airways at JFK and secured my passage on over booked flights.