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Website with the lowest flight booking fee?
I am going to book quite a few flights for a big party and Expedia's $5 booking fee adds up to several hundreds. (The fare is not available directly from the airline.)
Is there a website with a smaller fee? I remember lastminutetravel.com charged no fee but now they just quietly add their $5 to the ticket price. Or at least a site with per-booking not per-person fee? |
How can Expedia have the fare but the airline doesn't? That doesn't make much sense to me.
Perhaps consider a local travel agent. They'd love to get the chunk of business and perhaps you can negotiate a ticketing fee that is good for you both. |
Originally Posted by SchmutzigMSP
(Post 7939775)
How can Expedia have the fare but the airline doesn't? That doesn't make much sense to me.
Perhaps consider a local travel agent. They'd love to get the chunk of business and perhaps you can negotiate a ticketing fee that is good for you both. |
Yes, there are sites that have done away with the $5 booking fee (at least temporarily). I just wrote something about this http://www.elliott.org/archives/2007...ooking_fee.php
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Thanks for the info celliott! Priceline requires departure airport to be within US (not true for some of our flights) and TripSync was a pain to get running but I managed to.
aktchi - the group is too small for group rates, just 4-6 people taking many flights during this summer. |
Originally Posted by slowly
(Post 7941225)
aktchi - the group is too small for group rates, just 4-6 people taking many flights during this summer.
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Originally Posted by aktchi
(Post 7941312)
Otherwise, you are still buying a large number of tickets and no harm in calling to check if that entitles you to any discount.
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