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1. barteq007 Says:
   September 21st, 2008 at 10:11 am

   If you are flying domestically then a good idea would be to go on sites like orbitz or expedia to check the cheapest carrier and then book it directly on that particular airline’s website- that way you are saving the convience fee and when you need to make future changes the airline wont give you a hard time that you purchased the ticket thru a 3rd party!
   Now is the important thing- when it comes to international flights (mostly Europe, Asia, South America) then Airline Consolidators have MUCH CHEAPER prices and offer lots of seasonal discounts as well!!! One of them is AMTA (American Travel Abroad)- 773-467-0700 but there are many other ones as well…. Most of the time they won’t sell their tickets directly to the passengers but they distribute them among travel agents (who add about $30 mark up to them) but still they come up to be cheaper them on the net. Try to find a good airline conslidator or contact your local travel agent and ask them if they are booking thu consolidators! Good Luck

2. Energy Says:
   September 24th, 2008 at 7:35 am

   It depends. All of them can give you the lowest offer depending on availabiltiy, time, demand and supply.

   I have booked from the Airline itself. It is much cheaper. again, this depends on the timing. Remember for the same flight, the price for all the seats are different depending when you book the tickets.

   A last minute or remaining seat could be cheaper. also, an offer price may be cheaper.

   Actuall, what you ready need to do is to do some searching form the internet. For me, I did it very often to get good deals.

   If you need any other cheap deals, see if this website can help you.

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