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Finding cheap flights is more about how early you book, when you plan the trip (be flexible), and how trafficked are the airports (bigger airports are usually cheaper). I like Google Flight + Kayak Map for getting general ideas about what destinations may be cheap when I have no specific destination in mind.
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I go on Google flights in incognito then click “Explore” and select “1 week trip” in “the next 6 months”. Then you can click on the map view and look around to see the cheapest flights for any city.
78 votes, 34 comments. Lately, it feels like finding affordable airfare is like searching for a needle in a haystack. I was recently shocked to see…
Yeah - you can go on google flights and search by airport, city, state, country, or continent. Google flights is hella flexible. Check out this YouTube video that covers how to find the cheapest flights with google. https://youtu.be/XJl3JPR1O9g
The more flexable you are the better the deals you can find. Google flights and then use points and miles to look for availability on those flights. Easier to do with points already accumulated and flexibility in dates. Great for non peak season travel, less than 4 weeks away or more than 10 months.
Google Flights and watch a youtube video turotial on how to use all the features. This is an extremely powerful tool for finding the best prices. Once you have a flight number go to the airlines site and book direct.
Check BNA to FLL (Nashville to Fort Lauderdale) and you'll see southwest flights. Then check BOS to SFO (boston to San Francisco) and you'll see jet blue. Not sure where you got your info.
