Getting
the Lowest Fare
Have
you ever noticed that you might be sitting right next to
someone on a flight who paid a lot less money than you did
for an air ticket? It happens every day - on every flight.
Here are some tips on how to get the lowest available fare:
- Plan
as far in advance as you can.
- Be
flexible with your dates and times of travel. Leaving
an hour or two later may save you a bundle. Flexibility
is the key to getting a discounted seat.
- Check
alternate airports. If you are near two airports, get
prices using both. One might be a lot less than the other.
- Keep
checking air ticket prices. Airlines modify their airfares
constantly and flight availability changes.
- Do
not forget about senior citizen discounts. If you are
over age 62, most airlines entitle you to a discount on
your travel.
Last Updated: May 4, 2006
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