Five Easy Tips For Low Fare Airline Tickets – Save Big Bucks Every Time You Fly!

Every traveler wants to fly at a low cost. Join the select few who can save big money EVERY time they fly!

Many travelers don’t know how to find low-cost airline tickets. Even experienced travelers can make costly mistakes when they travel.

Booking tickets with a bit of common sense can help you get the best prices. The pricing of airline tickets is based on supply and demand. Prices go up when there’s a large supply and little demand.

Booking your flight early is the best way to get a low-cost ticket. It’s recommended that you book at least one month in advance. As airlines must plan their flights in advance, they will reduce your price if you allow them enough time. This is also in line with our model of a large supply and little demand.

Second tip: fly at a time that is not usual. Few people like to fly at 5:30 am or midnight. Tickets will be cheaper if an airline schedules a flight at a strange time to encourage people to fill seats that otherwise would remain empty. The prices are based on the fact that everyone prefers to fly “banker’s hours” between 8am and 5pm. In addition, most business flights are scheduled during these times. Businesses deduct plane tickets from their taxes & are less concerned about best rates. Flying at odd hours can also save you money.

Check the prices of flights departing from multiple nearby airports to find low-cost airline tickets. Prices at international airports tend to be much higher. You can often save a lot of money if you drive to another airport nearby. I saw that I could save $120 on a ticket by driving from Dayton Ohio, to Las Vegas instead of leaving from Cincinnati. In this case, the price difference is more than enough to cover the cost of driving an hour north.

Tip #4 costs travelers millions a year and is so easy to use, I can’t imagine more people aren’t using it. After you’ve booked your ticket, keep an eye on the price. Call the airline and ask them to adjust your price if it drops. You can ask them to do it for you.

Find a travel agent or airline insider who can let you know about the best offers. People who are “inside” the industry have their finger on its pulse and can help you save a lot of money.