Next Article : How to Find a Cheap Flight
The era of dirt-cheap travel is over, and — when the flight can represent the biggest part of your trip expenses — finding that hidden cheap deal can be just as important as finding the right location, the right tour company, the right backpack, or the right place to stay. Rising oil, personnel, and material costs have all added to rising ticket fares. Bankruptcy has also meant that airlines, which are under pressure to make a profit, can’t reduce fares as much, and limited competition has given them less incentive to do so. Moreover, since airlines have slashed routes and capacity, they are flying full planes. Fuller planes also give them less incentive to reduce prices.
1. Be Flexible with Your Travel Dates
2. Be Flexible with Your Destinations
3. Fly to Secondary Airports with Budget Carriers
4.Try Alternative Routes
5.Remember, Not All Search Engines are Equal
