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News / Life / Travel

Be flexible on flight days to save money

By George Hobica, Airfarewatchdog.com
Published: March 30, 2016, 6:00am

There are days to actually fly when it’s much cheaper. Find these specific days with a flexible travel date search.

American automatically shows a week of fares whenever you search a destination.

At Delta.com when you click on “Flexible Dates (Calendar View)” and enter departure and return dates you’ll see a whole month of fare possibilities. Frontier (FlyFrontier.com) automatically shows a seven-day range of fares, but click on “Month View” to see more dates. Jetblue has a very useful flexible date search (jetblue.com/bestfarefinder) offering a full month of fare finds.

Southwest‘s low-fare calendar is easy to find. Click on “Flexible Dates” from the home page and enter departure and arrival cities, then use the pull down menu to search by month.

On United‘s flight search page click on “My dates are flexible,” then the month of travel and the length of stay and then search. Virgin America‘s latest site redesign now shows you a calendar view of fares over a one-month period.

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