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Tips for getting the cheapest
airfare Be flexible with your travel
dates (click "flexible dates" at Travelocity) Book 2-3 weeks in advance, 30
days for intl. flights Fly mid-week if you can Check fares at nearby airports
(e.g., San Antonio instead of Austin).
Orbitz
can search nearbys for you
automatically. Check roundtrip fares even if
you're traveling one-way. Round-trips are
often cheaper. Travel on Thanksgiving Day
itself instead of the day before
Thanksgiving. After Thanksgiving, return on
Friday, Saturday or Monday instead of
Sunday. Fly on Christmas Day itself
instead of the days before Christmas. If you're traveling to more than
one city, use Travelocity's
or Orbitz'
special multi-city search. For U.S. to Europe, flying to
London first is often cheaper. Use the correct website for your
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when I called them direct, so it was off to the web
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I've started to come across cheaper fares than I
thought I could find - by being a bit flexible of
course. I wish I had known about you last year when
I booked! I think I'll be able to find a good deal
thanks to this site. Cheers!
--Kevin
Jeffcoat, May 2006
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