Airfares question

Feb 11, 2008 17:13

As I'm not much of a frequent-airline-ticket-buyer, are there historically better times of the year than others to book a flight for the week of Thanksgiving?  Or is it a buy-as-early-as-you-can kind of thing?  We're hoping to head to CA, and right now I'm seeing fares online ranging from the mid-$300's up through the mid-$400's.  Book now, or wait ( Read more... )

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itsajhthing February 12 2008, 00:11:43 UTC
Is there a certain airline you want to fly on? Or want to avoid?

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hdsqrl February 12 2008, 14:17:09 UTC
Nope, no preference on airlines, but the whole family will be going, so I'll need 4 tickets. The family we'll be visiting in CA all live in the Bay Area, so flying into San Jose or even San Francisco would be best. Thoughts?

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itsajhthing February 12 2008, 14:29:34 UTC
Well, my family works for Southwest, and I'm a SW junkie at heart. They fly into SF, SJ and Oakland, however they have not opened their schedule for Thanksgiving yet. I would keep an eye on their website and check their fares when they do open up their schedule. I would book early.

They have some nonstop direct flights into Oakland.

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hdsqrl February 12 2008, 14:37:00 UTC
Yep, their website was the first one I visited, actually. My concern is that by the time they open up their schedule, it'll be too close to the holiday season to get a good rate. Aaack.

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itsajhthing February 12 2008, 14:52:56 UTC
It will most likely open in June, maybe July. That's plenty early to book.

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