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To make a long story short, my grandmother died last night at 2:30am. The family (spread across the country) is flying back to North Dakota to attend the funeral. I need to find the cheapest (obviously) tickets available for a flight on monday, or maybe tuesday, so could you guys reccomend some decent sites? Thanks.
sorry to hear about that man.
I dunno, I've purchased tickets from travelocity.com before. Seems like they're pretty competitive. Just check out all those travel sites (ie priceline, travelocity, etc.), and compare their prices for a flight to N.D.
Maddox says not to use Orbitz, though.
Maddox is always right.
I use Orbitz.
You should be able to get a bereavement fare, shouldn't you? Call up the airlines and find out. I would think that would be the cheapest route.Quote:
Originally Posted by napalm
After that, I'd try Priceline first. See if you can find one for a low price. As long as you're a bit flexable, you can get it for a decent price through that. And, I mean, there's no harm in starting low and just seeing if you get the hit.
I think I've also used Travelocity before, but there is then Expedia and Orbitz. Or, hell, sometimes you can get a decent price directly from the airline's own site.
I've been using Expedia in the past and now I just use continental.com. Same price, if not lower and I signed up for their (free) frequent flyer program.
http://www.thebestpageintheuniverse....u=orbitz_blowsQuote:
Originally Posted by diffusionx
I don't want to sound like a leech, but my mom is a travel agent. If you want she could properly hook you up.
Maddox rules but I never had a problem with them. Maddox should've realized the impossibility of his itinerary before he bought it. So suck it.Quote:
Originally Posted by ChaoofNee
I just use the individual airlines website. Usually Southwest or Airtran is cheapest.
I go in and check prices at a handful of sites at once, and Travelocity almost always seems to have the lowest rates.