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<title>How to Find Really Cheap Flights</title>
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<title>How to Find Really Cheap Flights</title>
<description>    By:  Neal Brown     
 
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Airline competition has always been intense, but there are more and
more resources available today that allow travelers to quickly compare
fares without relying on travel agents. Here are a few of the
strategies savvy travelers use. 
 
First, start with the major airfare search engines to get a base idea
of the lowest rates for your trip. www.qixo.com , www.orbitz.com, and
quickfares.bestfares.com will do the job. Next, you’ll need to cover
the individual airlines that aren’t covered by these engines. Southwest
is one of these, so check www.southwest.com . 
 
Your next step should be to check the airlines website for the lowest
fare that you’ve found from the search engines. Before you do, make
sure the fare that you’ve gotten includes all taxes and other fees.
Often you can save a little by going direct to the airlines website. 
 
Your ability to find the cheapest fares will depend greatly on your
degree of flexibility in departure and...</description>
<pubDate>Fri, 18 Jul 2008 09:38:00 +0200</pubDate>
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