J fare sales on one world airlines BKK-DFW question
Jan 15, 23, 7:51 pm
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J fare sales on one world airlines BKK-DFW question
Is there any website I could use to monitor if there are such deals? I’m looking for 1 way late November and the going rate seems to be about $3k plus or minus a few hundred.
Jan 16, 23, 3:28 am
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Also, airfarewatchdog.com, Skyscanner, Kayak all offer this feature. You'll need to register, though.
Jan 16, 23, 9:27 am
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Originally Posted by bhomburg
Also, airfarewatchdog.com, Skyscanner, Kayak all offer this feature. You'll need to register, though.
Jan 16, 23, 8:42 pm
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Originally Posted by enviroian
On skyscanner I was able to pull up a JL fare for $2776 that was $3200 on JL or AA. The lower fare was bookable via a website called snap travel. Should I be concerned this may be a fake site or that this air fare really is a phantom fare?
Stick with ticketing through the airline if you want any type of peace of mind.
Jan 17, 23, 12:17 pm
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Originally Posted by RetiredATLATC
Buyer beware. Sites like Snap Travel, AranGrant, business-class.com, Justfly, etc are a total PITA if you have any issues at all with your flights, flight time changes, scheduling issues, etc. Customer service is non-existent to say the least.
Stick with ticketing through the airline if you want any type of peace of mind.
Stick with ticketing through the airline if you want any type of peace of mind.
I will dabble with google.com/flights and see what their fare alert is like and how it works. I like google for flights because unlike the above sites it provides a link to book directly on that airline.
Jan 17, 23, 6:22 pm
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Originally Posted by enviroian
On skyscanner I was able to pull up a JL fare for $2776 that was $3200 on JL or AA. The lower fare was bookable via a website called snap travel. Should I be concerned this may be a fake site or that this air fare really is a phantom fare?
