Reduce Your Vacation Airfare in 1 Easy Step

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Reduce Your Vacation Airfare in 1 Easy Step

It’s summer time!

If you’re planning your summer vacation and hoping to reduce the cost of your vacation airfare, then this article is for you. Read on to learn the easiest step you can take for getting the best vacation airfare!

Be As FLEXIBLE as Possible

Did you know that playing around with the day and time of your departure can save you hundreds of dollars? It’s true!

If you’re looking for discount airfare, the best day to fly is Wednesday. I recommend that you begin your search with a Wednesday departure, then  back it up by a day and advance it by a day to discover what happens with your airfare. Adjust the time of departure too to check very early morning departures versus late afternoon departures.

Tip: If you search for airfare using Kayak, just check the “my dates are flexible” box and the search engine will do the leg work for you.

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David and Goliath Airfare - The Discounters are Still Battling the Giants

Southwest, AirTran, and Jet Blue are well known for their discount airfares and their convenient flight itineraries. While these carriers have distinguished themselves as big league discounters, they are no longer the automatic choice for cheap airfare.

Why, you ask?
Well, the traditional airlines (USAirways, United, Delta and the like) have been trimming the fat lately and are now turning out some awesome airfares. Since the old players are stepping back up, it's best that you shop around and keep your eyes and ears wide open all the time.

Remember that each of the airlines have specialty (niche) itineraries.

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Discount Airlines Take on the Airline Giants

Remember... low cost carriers don't always have the cheapest airfares. Low cost carriers like Southwest and Jet Blue have rapidly expanded their services the past few years. By providing the cheapest airfares and convenient itineraries, they have established themselves as discount airlines.

The truth is, however, that low cost airlines don't always offer the lowest airfares. That's because traditional airlines, which have spent the past few years in bankruptcy court slashing their own expenses, are working hard to match or undercut their low-cost rivals to profit more in the end.

And though some airlines generally have lower operating costs than traditional airlines, they're feeling the rise of fuel prices too. That means you shouldn't immediately eliminate.

Your best bet is to always shop around and keep your eyes open. Remember certain airlines have flexible airfares depending on many factors such as time, date, and destination. Last minute prices are always more expensive, so plan ahead and evaluate your budget when searching for the cheapest airfare.


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