Laura R asked:


I am ging to be flying from the Bingahmton, NY area to Chicago O’Hare airport. When is the best time to book and time of month to book to get the best fares? What airline is the most comfortable, with the most room?

Bolaven

Peter Gitundu asked:


Most countries in the world boast an airline that is a national carrier that plies international routes, and not just between its cities and other countries, but between cities outside its borders. This can be described as a major airline.

The first step to picking which carrier you are going to book a ticket on, is deciding where you are traveling, be it for business or for a vacation. You then do some research on the internet or by consulting travel agents to know which major airlines travel from where you are to your desired destination. You can then research or find out about each carrier from their websites or from the many consumer review websites that are available.

Upon deciding on the airline that you are going to fly, you will then need to define a budget. Are there any flights available on the day that you want to fly, that are within your budget? If not, what the closest days available or the next best options are in regards to flight.

You also want to consider where you will have your lay over when in transit. Do you need to get any transit visas? Some major airlines will organize these for you if you request it. You can even pick an airline with an overnight layover in a city you have never been to. They often provide hotels for the travelers to spend the night in. you can take in the sights and sounds of this new city during your layover.

Pick only the major airlines that are reliable, and if you are a frequent traveler, you can even pick one with a reward system. And you can redeem your points in hotels, grocery stores or even when picking a new destination to fly to.



Isis

nikotinic asked:


i want to know why some airlines charge high fares to places another airline would go the same place for a cheaper price/airfare?

Peter

Imaculate Johnson asked:


Now this isn’t really a bad thing, but it is now very easy to change travel plans, especially when you have an Internet connection at home and a credit card account.

This works well in your favor. You will never know when urgent family and business matters will come up at such short notice. You will never know too when your spouse would furtively suggest a weekend getaway after such a short notice.

Out on the Internet, you can find many websites offering the best last minute fares deals (they never say it’s a bad deal). So how do you know which one to choose?

What You Should Know About Air Fares

It is not always easy to find the lowest-priced last minute fares. Sometimes the prices of last minute fares actually multiply to equal the cost of a chartered flight. However, you can greatly improve your chances of finding the best deals in last minute fares.

It really doesn’t matter if your destination is a popular or a relatively unknown location. If your route is serviced by many airlines several times in a day, you can make the competition among airlines work for you. Airlines will always work at gaining new customers or retaining old ones. And they can do this by offering the best last minute air fares just as the number of available seats are dwindling. With a less popular destination, an airline would rather get some money even at a deep discount rather than fly with money-less empty seats.

At first blush, you may have the instinct to book a flight with the first last minute fares website that you can find. However, it may not be the cheapest option. Choose a website that buys airlines seat in bulk – they will re-sell the tickets to you at a steady price even when it is close to departure time. Apart from last minute fares websites, the airlines themselves sometimes offer discounts and promotions that are not available through discount websites.

Consider Your Other Options

Never buy on impulse where last minute fares are concerned. Always read the terms of your purchase BEFORE you actually buy. Some fares will require you to stay at that certain destination for a certain number of days. If you are interested only in last minute fares, you certainly don’t want to book these types of tickets. Take note that on certain days of the week, the prices of tickets actually become cheaper. Try to avoid booking flights that fly on a Friday, Saturday, Sunday or Monday. Flights that fly mid-week (Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday) tend to have more reasonable prices, so you might want to fly on those days.

You might also want to consider flying through connecting flights rather than fly direct. Direct flights tend to be expensive. So if you can afford some airport stop-overs, by all means fly to destinations on connecting flights.

Always remember that last minute fares tend to be non-rebookable and non-refundable. So always do your research before buying. Read the fine print.



Virgil

Izabela D asked:


The course I am to take on is on-line. Is it worth trying or just better stick to a receptionist job? Help!

Karen

Billy Shat asked:


in the family?

I looked at the websites of various airlines with no luck.

Thanks!
We feel the need to be with our family, but can’t afford $2,000/ ticket on a last minute domestic flight.

Patty