Cheapest day's to fly

I'd say Tues-Thurs. Order your ticket at least 14-days in advanced, to get the
lowest fare out there.
In my opinon I would stay away from 3rd party online travel companies like
Travelocity, Cheap Tickets. They maybe will save you $20, but they can screw
reservation up. I see it happen at least once a week. With some of those
companies you are NOT E-ticketed, which means they are supposed to send you
paper tickets and sometimes they get lost in the mail or never get sent or the
customer thinks there e-ticketed and there not, which means the passenger will
have to buy a new ticket fromt the airline, file a lost ticket applacation and
try get reimbursed for the new ticket by the company in which they ordered.
It's a headache for the customer. I've seen too many customers screwed by
those online travel companies and there no a lot an airline can do. Order from
the airline direct. Stick with e-tickets. People think if they order paper
tickets, they'll have a boarding bass before everyone else and wont have to
check in at the airport. NOT TRUE. Everyone has to check in.

CrossmenSop99 wrote:
Stick with e-tickets. People think if they order paper tickets, they'll
have a boarding bass before everyone else and wont have to check in at the
airport. NOT TRUE. Everyone has to check in.

Can you even use the kiosks with paper tickets? I haven't had a paper ticket
on a kiosk-capable airline in a long time, but my recollection is no. That
seems to suggest that paper tickets actually slow you down, since you have
to wait in line to check in.

miguel
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