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[Go aeiou]

Skiplagged.com is an example of a site that will search for multi-leg trips for cheaper prices.

As far as I know they all have a multi city search function. I prefer Google flights. Sometimes Matrix which is owned by google.
Most of our flights are international .
AA is all screw up right now. Do not count on the flight you book actually happening. I booked Nashville-Phil-Paris. A quick trip with 1.5 layover at PHL. AA changed it to BNA-Lga(collect bags at LGA and take cab to JFK). Check in and security again at JFK. Fly to Paris. Original trip was about 12 hours. The new flights are about 19 hours.
Yesterday I cancelled and rebooked on United.

 

[DrRosenRosen]

I'm suggesting skiplagged is for finding additional flights where you purposely miss your 2nd flight because it's not needed. It's only booked to make tickets cheaper.

 

[Carp]

Travelzoo is a good site that posts the top travel deals from around the internet.

Flyertalk is another good one, but it's hard to navigate that site, imo.

 

[Go aeiou]

travelzoo is a good sight that posts the top travel deals from around the internet.

Flyertalk is another good one, but there's it's hard to navigate that site, imo.

Too much info on flyertalk. That's what Ive used it for. It used to be great with frequent flyers answering questions. Now it seems to bounce all over the place.

 

[Mac Boles]

I just need to know how the op's trip went back in 2012 and who did he end up using.

 

[Tri-CitiesVol]

I like skyscanner

 

[MAD]

Skiplagged.com is an example of a site that will search for multi-leg trips for cheaper prices.

This is a very cool site, great recommendation, thanks.

 

[GroverCleveland]

I fly Delta and typically just use their site, although I will check it against Orbitz. Same prices if flying all Delta segments.

 

[tbh]

I fly Delta and typically just use their site, although I will check it against Orbitz. Same prices if flying all Delta segments.

Yep, same here. I use Delta and Southwest when I fly. I do call and book through the travel service my credit card offers when possible due to some of the perks...plus, it is usually easier to get through and to fine tune things with a human at the other end of the line.

But yeah...Delta and Southwest all the way for me. Only exception is if I'm flying a route to Europe where Virgin Atlantic is competitive (they are solid too, in my experience).

 

[Grand Vol]

Depending on how much you fly and travel, this one can certainly help with extremely low fares

FareDrop - The best flight deals and error fares

Paid service after a while, but maybe worth a look for their free trial

 

[VolFaninFla]

Spend money to fly, get treated to witnessing people getting violent on airplanes
Stuck seat led to fight on American Airlines flight: witness

 

[MAD]

Spend money to fly, get treated to witnessing people getting violent on airplanes
Stuck seat led to fight on American Airlines flight: witness

 

[sona]

I've given Allegiant a couple of more goes recently and other than delays it has been a good experience.