flygirl555
Dec 7, 05, 2:11 am
I am comparing prices on tickets for an upcoming trip. I am looking to fly out Friday early evening and return Sunday afternoon.
When I put in my dates / times, Hotwire shows prices about $75 less than the going rate for flights leaving 4-7 pm and returning 11 - 4 pm.
Is there a way I can tell if these are non-stop flights before bookiing? I remember reading somewhere that you can tell by looking at the taxes before you book, but I did not see any place to see these details.
Also, when it listed my options, it listed several "flex flights" in the same timeframe. Is there an advantage to selecting one over another? (e.g. - is it likely the flight leaving first is listed first)?
When I put in my dates / times, Hotwire shows prices about $75 less than the going rate for flights leaving 4-7 pm and returning 11 - 4 pm.
Is there a way I can tell if these are non-stop flights before bookiing? I remember reading somewhere that you can tell by looking at the taxes before you book, but I did not see any place to see these details.
Also, when it listed my options, it listed several "flex flights" in the same timeframe. Is there an advantage to selecting one over another? (e.g. - is it likely the flight leaving first is listed first)?