Digging For Cheap Flight Tickets

[Nadine Hicks]

Economy has slowed down, many people lost their jobs and many more are
in constant stress and are likely to lose their job. The budget for
grocery has gone down too. It has become difficult to pay EMI's of
your car. You do need a break and a stress buster.
There is nothing better than taking a holiday. But taking a holiday
too has become expensive, and flight tickets being the most expensive
part of a holiday. If you could save a considerable amount on Flight
Tickets, you would automatically reduce the holiday bill by a great
deal.
Let me tell you few tips on how to dig for cheap airfare.
My Dollar Saver Tips
Plan Ahead
Flight Tickets tend to be cheaper than usual when booked in advance.
Usually booking 7 to 21 days ahead is good idea.
Flexible Travel Dates
There may be deals on some days, so to be flexible with the travel
dates, a day before or a day after could save you hundreds of dollars.
Flexible departure time
Usually late night flights or early morning flights are cheaper than
regular day flights. So if you don't mind travelling at odd times, you
could save good amount.
Do a survey
Do your little survey on which website gives you the cheapest fare,
some consolidates may have better deals for you. Look at airkt.com
On a holiday take a Round Trip
If you are planning to take a holiday or a business trip take a round
trip, round trips tend to be lot cheaper than two one way trips.
Fly in lean season
Air travel is divided in three seasons high, low, and shoulder.
Consider the low season for your travel if it is possible, this can
save you around 30% or more compared to high season at your Cheap
Airfares.

Secrets of Cheap Airfare From a Fired Airline Travel Agent:
http://cheapairfares.key.to/

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