Finding the lowest published fare for an itinerary?

I am pricing a September itinerary on AA.com and it comes to 1500. The
site automatically considers seat availability into consideration.

Most of the time that is good: after all, what would I do with the
price quote for a seat not available?

However, if I am curious to know just how low it could have been (let's
say, had all seats been open!), how would I find that?

Basically, I am just curious. How low does it get for this particular
itinerary. Is there a way to find that out?

On Wed, 25 Apr 2007 17:28:12 -0500 AlexZ wrote:

:I am pricing a September itinerary on AA.com and it comes to 1500. The
:site automatically considers seat availability into consideration.

:Most of the time that is good: after all, what would I do with the
:price quote for a seat not available?

:However, if I am curious to know just how low it could have been (let's
:say, had all seats been open!), how would I find that?

:Basically, I am just curious. How low does it get for this particular
:itinerary. Is there a way to find that out?

Try a few days around it.

There probably is a "bargain finder" type choice which will search a few days
around when you want to go.

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Go to http://search.travel.yahoo.com/bin/s...intl=us&dc=bwi
and change "bwi" to the airport code that you are interested in.