It is the summer that is coming. Someday, I wish to go to a lot of different places but for now I will just be dreaming of them like I do every year. Places like Sydney, Paris, and Seattle. With the help of the Internet, it is possible for me to search for flights from my windowless office even if I do not have enough time or money to take a trip as of now. What frequent travelers are familiar with are online travel agencies which allow traditional travel agents to have enough time on their hands to travel more. Lesser known are the travel search engines that check multiple sites at once and can uncover Web specials and airlines that the big three online agencies might miss. What I did was search for 11 imaginary trips through Labor Day to check four of them out. Coming from the search engines are all of the best fares. If a recent trip to San Francisco is what you are planning then let search engines take you to the airlines' Web sites for direct booking without fees and avoid the additional service fees charged by most agencies. Most of the time, the agencies' fares end up being a few dollars pricier after all the fees are added. The most inexpensive fares came from two major online travel sites which prohibits the multisite engines to search their sites. Here, a matter of minutes can mean changes in the availability and prices. What I did was search each trip twice and check all seven sites within five minutes of one another. Mentioned by most online travel agencies is that customers should not decide based on prices because what they can be provided with is better customer service and even package deals with hotels. One out of the rest of the agencies was extremely flexible. Apart from the cheapest weekend trip in June, you can also find a two to four day trip between July 15 and Aug 3. Either infant in lap or infant in seat was the additional option from this one unlike two other agencies that only sold tickets for adults, seniors, and m inors. I did not search for them but the three sites alerted me to cheaper fares from nearby airports or dates. There was one of these sites that offered a nice calendar showing fares for the entire month. I did not like one agency which sorted everything by price even if I asked for departure times. Especially when I need to be there for a 9 am meeting, going through a number of cheap afternoon flights does me no good and all of this trouble because the company sorts their flights based on price. Having more options, one search site offered the best flexibility. With this company, I was able to search for multicity as in New York to Chicago to Boston to New York and so called open jaw trips flying from New York, but returning to Boston. Like other agency sites, it also offers email fare alerts. It has started its beta test for flexible date searching, up to three days before or after, a feature which is limited to the agency sites. What it was is easy to use. Permitted by f our sites were multicity searches but from this one came the automatic filling in of the next box. When it comes to these sites you are provided with tools for narrowing, expanding, and comparing flight results. If you want to remove related options, simply remove a check mark next to an airline. It is possible to add flights from a nearby airport aside from removing all evening flights.
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