Lowest airfares
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Tough call. In my experience, I've rarely gotten a "deal" from the travel websites-- the advantage is the ability to comparison-shop between airlines. But then they add little charges to your fare, and they end up more expensive!
Your best bet is to start your research on the travel websites, then to check with your candidate airlines' websites. You might save money with their e-ticket options. One nice thing about the airlines' websites: You can usually select your seat on-line (well, American offers that on aa.com).
Your best bet is to start your research on the travel websites, then to check with your candidate airlines' websites. You might save money with their e-ticket options. One nice thing about the airlines' websites: You can usually select your seat on-line (well, American offers that on aa.com).
#3
Joined: Apr 2003
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rjw is right. Best to check with the individual airline websites in addition to Travelocity, Expedia, Cheaptickets, Orbitz, etc. In my experience I have also been able to choose my seat when using Travelocity and Expedia. Not sure about the others though.
The best time to get the lowest fare is just after 12AM Wednesday morning. This is when the airlines post their sale fares.
The best time to get the lowest fare is just after 12AM Wednesday morning. This is when the airlines post their sale fares.
#7
Joined: May 2003
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One thing I learned everyone can do if you are not having luck finding a decent roundtrip fare when you will not have a Sat night stay is book a 1-way...and then book another roundtrip ticket with a Sat stay and just plan on not taking the return back. Make sure you don't mess with the departure, only the return, because if you don't take your departure, then they will cancel your return. He he.
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