How to Get Cheap Airline Tickets

 

With a little consideration and some flexibility, you can get to your
favorite destinations without breaking the bank. If you don't know someone who works in the airline business that can give you a hook-up, follow My advice.

Keep yourself updated on airfare wars by watching the rumor and reading the daily. Look for limited-time promotional fares from major airlines and airline companies just starting up.

Be flexible in scheduling your flight. Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Saturdays are typically the cheapest days to fly; late-night flights ('red-eyes'), very early morning flights and flights with at least one stop tend to be discounted as well.

Ask the airline if it offers cheap airline tickets referral program packages to save funds in other areas. For instance, is a charter car or lodge room available at a price cut along with the airline ticket?

Find out whether the stated fare is the cheapest, and inquire about other options when talking to the airline reservations clerk. If you're using the Internet, check more than one Web site and evaluate rates.