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September 29th, 2008, 05:26 PM
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The best way to book a flight
The best way to book a flight is almost always direct with the
airline. That way you miss out on miss leading third party ( sometime even illegal) third party agents so Ive just added a new flight search engine to my website. Its totally independent and enables people to book directly with the airline ( which is almost always the best price) It searches 3500 airports 800 airlines to find out every airline that flys a chosen route and links to the airline booking page. No third party agents. Just book direct. http://www.destination-finder.com/pages/flights.html check it out see what you think 
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