The reality of airline travel is that some passengers pay more than others. However, a number of new travel websites are guaranteeing to “demystify the seemingly nonsensical world of airline ticket pricing.”
Farecast.com Now Available From Over 55 Cities Nationwide
Farecast.com, the first and only airfare prediction website, announced today that travelers can now get free airfare predictions from over 55 U.S. cities nationwide, including New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Washington D.C., Chicago and Atlanta. Farecast.com will help airfare shoppers across the country save money by answering the question: should you buy now or buy later?
MAS cheer for online bookings
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia Airlines is offering discounts of up to 60% on online bookings for one million domestic tickets from next month until July 31 next year.
Here’’s how seniors can find bargain flights
After twice this summer enduring a grueling 14-hour car ride from a New York City suburb to Detroit, Michael Belsole couldn'’t believe his eyes when a Spirit Airlines online service he signed up for sent him an e-mail advertising a round-trip flight for only $16.
Kayak.com to care of price fluctuations with Best Fare Trend graph
Airfares can change thousands of times a day so consumers are confused about when to purchase, said Steve Hafner, chief executive officer and co-founder, Kayak.com.
Business Digest
Brushing aside Wal-Mart Stores'’ warnings, the Chicago City Council approved an ordinance yesterday that makes Chicago the biggest U.S. city to require big-box retailers to pay a “living wage.”
Traveling? Check out 3 small dot.coms for best airfares
The big-three online travel agencies Expedia, Travelocity and Orbitz are the first places to turn when you'’re looking for good airfares. But the big three don'’t always find the bargains, and they don'’t tell you whether the ticket price is likely to be lower now or later.
