I ve been working in the airline industry for a little over 2 and a half years now and, although I m

I ve been working in the airline industry days inn hotel for a little over 2 and a half years now and, although I m not a seasoned professional, I m constantly asked by people outside my job where to find the cheapest airfares. I decided to do a little research and following what I ve learned in the industry and what I ve been able to comb across different blogs I put a list together. Here are some tips that you should know before booking a ticket.
TIP 2:  After you find a flight, try going to the airline site itself and book the same flight and see if you get it cheaper. Services such as Orbitz and Priceline have to make a cut some how. If you book on the actual days inn hotel airline site, you might be able to save yourself a booking fee that these other sites charge. This also helps promote the site s online booking engine (what you use to book your flight) which reduces days inn hotel costs at the airport, saves the company money and guarantees you a cheaper airfare.
Step three:  After you know the route, go to the airlines site that you ve seen a recommended ticket for in one of the previous days inn hotel sites. Remember that you can divide your trip into 2 airlines in order to save, for example, to fly from Miami to Dublin I d probably book with  British Airways  (legacy international carrier) to get to London/Heathrow then take  RyanAir days inn hotel  (low cost carrier) to Dublin.
Step four:  Consider joining a mileage program like United s  Mileage Plus Program  or Spirit Air s  Free Spirit . If you have a chance to get a free ticket using one of these programs, use it. Also,  join their mileage program and try to get it through a credit card like Mastercard or Visa  in order to ensure days inn hotel that your miles don t expire.
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