where can get cheap airplane tickets?

Question

from fort lauderdale to new york on 8/27/06 to 8/28/06

Answer 1

Priceline.com

Answer 2

Fodor's has a good tip about buying airline tickets. It seem that there really is a best day of the week to find the best deal - Wednesday at 1am.

In the airline business, fare wars are started by the weakest competitors, and the big guys tend to be the ones to raise fares. And all of that tends to happen on Fridays.

So how did Wednesday become the ideal day to strike a deal?

Let's say Airline A decides to raise fares. It usually does so at a late hour on a Friday night.

By Saturday, Airline A's major competitors will probably match that fare increase. Warning: Book your tickets over a weekend, and you might spend a whole lot more than you should.

But what if the major competitors DON'T match the higher fares? Then the instigator of the fare increase drops back down late on Sunday night or on Monday morning. If you already paid a higher fare, you still may be out of luck. Why? Because although you might still qualify for a lower fare and a ticket exchange, that terrible $75 change fee might wipe out your savings!

Here's another example. Let's say upstart Airline B decides to begin a fare war. Again, it happens late on a Friday night. Usually, some (but not all) of the majors will match that fare on routes where they compete with Airline B. Does that mean you should still book tickets over the weekend? Absolutely not. Remember, I said some, but NOT ALL of the majors will match that fare. By late Monday, depending on how that new fare is doing in the marketplace, Airline C might jump into the battle and offer an even LOWER fare, so look for all the other airlines to rush to match THAT one -- usually, by Tuesday -- and the war is on. Prices might go even lower on Wednesday. And that's when you strike. Wait any longer than Wednesday, and you may be in trouble. The wars usually end by Thursday morning.

Why? Friday is just around the corner! And the cycle starts all over again.

What's the best time to buy your ticket on Wednesday? One hour after Tuesday midnight (1:00 AM Wednesday morning). Why? At about midnight, the airlines usually reload their computers with the latest low-cost fares that were announced the previous day but will be canceled if they are not purchased within twenty-four hours."

Hope this was helpful :)

Answer 3

Wherever you go to get cheap tickets, remember, you get what you pay for.

My boss went to Alaska this past month. He was three days overdue getting back because his flight was canceled and he spent a day and a half waiting on standby. If he'd gone directly through the airline instead of a cheaper site, he could have changed flights with no problem.

I use Continental.com.

Answer 4

Your staggering guess might want to be to fly supply up over or move. seem at Korean and jap airways. you may have a supply up over in Korea or Japan on the way (stopovers may be some hours to a number of days). Be imaginative, for instance, perchance in case you fly to Korea then take a flight to northern china or maybe take a deliver, then you might want to be a more beneficial effectual deal. also, the staggering fights will be on the top of the chinese new 12 months in February, even as chinese people are returning back to the position they stay after returning abode for that vacation.

Answer 5

some people say priceline, but I tried that and they couldn't beat the awesome deal I got on Expedia.

Answer 6

Try jetblue.com - see if they have a last minute deal.

Answer 7

i got sum of the intenet at delta airlines.com

Answer 8

http://www.travelwithytb.com/globalnetwork

Answer 9

www.Southwest.com
http://www.southwest.com/hotfares/060808_florida.html

Answer 10

google.com