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I need to fly to Cedar Rapids Iowa or Desmoines Iowa I need to find the cheapest flights!!!?

admin — Tue, 13 Jan 2009 16:35:46 +0000

I am leaving on the 26th of July and returning August 4th my dates are flexible by a day. I have been looking on many flight searches but all are so expensive. Does anyone know of any places to seach with the cheapest rates hands down??? Leaving from either Fresno ca or San fran ca

See http://www.travelbargainsites.com for a list of cheap travel sites. One site compares all the airlines at once for the best fare.

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admin — Sun, 11 Jan 2009 17:51:32 +0000

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What's the cheapest flight to get from Oakland,CA to Tampa,FL for the last weekend of this month?

admin — Sun, 11 Jan 2009 15:45:18 +0000

Try Orbitz.

Why is RyanAir so insanely cheap? Weekday flights are as cheap as 0.49 euro each way!?

admin — Fri, 09 Jan 2009 15:50:27 +0000

I was in Europe a few months back and used RyanAir and the total for my flight from London to Venice was .79 Euro each way. The total purchase came out to about 35 Euro after taxes. But still 0.79 euro?? That's ridiculously cheap. A comparable flight in distance in the US would be Los Angeles, CA to Dallas, TX and that would cost anywhere from a low of $200 up to $600 roundtrip. Southwest Airlines' Ding feature has some cheap fares but nowhere near $40/roundtrip for anything. Even a SF to LA flight, which is one of the cheapest, shortest and most frequent flights, runs $70 at the very cheapest. Help me out here. How is RyanAir so cheap? What is wrong with the US Airline industry? Imagine flying from LA to NYC for under $50 roundtrip. This is the way flying should be.

RyanAir is so cheap for a number of reasons. Primarily, they are trying to stimulate demand by making air travel dirt cheap; they would rather sell tickets at a loss and have every plane full, than have empty seats. They've stated a bunch of times that they want to put the bigger/traditional airlines out of business (although they did say it in an amusing way). They fly in/out of a lot of "secondary" airports, the smaller airports that cost less for an airline to rent space in. One of the biggest ways they keep costs down is by subcontracting a lot of the labor— baggage handling, cleaning crews, etc, all those tasks are contracted out to a third party. In the US and also with the big/traditional European airlines, these jobs are done by airline employees who are almost always union members. Employees get higher hourly rates and more expensive benefits than subcontractors and that's where a lot of the savings comes from. Plus the majority of their flights are short hops of an hour or so, which means the same plane can be used for 12 or more flights in a single day. If that plane is full (or close to it) for every flight, they will make as much money (or more) as an airline selling more expensive tickets but fewer of them. Compare their routes to Aer Lingus or Virgin and you'll see how many of their flights are short hops.

On a less positive note, RyanAir is now under investigation by several different countries for running dishonest advertizing campaigns and for hitting customers with a lot of hidden fees. There are allegations that they consistently charge customers 10-20% more in fees than what the fees actually are. This is for things like airport landing fees and taxes. There are also allegations that they've overcharged for wheelchair rental, excess baggage fees, etc.

Finally, people in the US just don't travel as much as our European counterparts. Folks who grow up in Europe are used to taking the train or the bus to travel all over the country and all over their neighboring countries, even just for an overnight or a short weekend. In the US, we are addicted to our cars and our long work weeks. We don't get out of town every weekend but many Europeans do. A US-based airline with the same business model would have a very hard time running that many flights and keeping them all full, especially with so many short hauls. Rock bottom prices like that would definitely get more people out and flying but not the levels needed to make a profit.

looking for the cheapest flight from bakersfield, ca to midland texas?

admin — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 18:44:54 +0000

No direct flight from Bakersfield. Sorry.
Southwest fly to Midland from LAX. non-stop

http://www.southwest.com/cgi-bin/buildItinerary2?ref=bkflt_hp_wl_tt

What is the driving distance from Burank, Ca to Laguna Beach, CA ?

admin — Mon, 05 Jan 2009 16:42:34 +0000

I'm going to a wedding in Laguna Beach, Ca but I want to choose a cheap flight. Flying into Burbank, Ca is the cheaper flight than flying into Orange County but I need to know how far I would be driving if I decide to land in Burbank PLEASE HELP !

"CEO" gave you some good information, but to ACTUALLY answer your question the driving distances to Laguna Beach, California from the following Southern California airports are:

San Diego (SAN) 74 miles
Burbank (BUR) 64 miles
Los Angeles (LAX) 53 miles
Ontario (ONT) 46 miles
Long Beach (LGB) 34 miles
Orange County (SNA) 14 miles

It would have helped if you had included where you are coming from. The BEST kept secret airport in So Cal is Long Beach, (from sidewalk to the plane, 300 feet), but it is only served by U S Airways (via Phoenix), and JetBlue.

Enjoy the wedding, and your time in Laguna Beach. Just curious! For the reception, did you request the Chicken, or the Fish?

What airline offers the cheapest flights? I am leaving from central Ca. To Fort Smith Arkansas .?

admin — Sat, 03 Jan 2009 15:58:04 +0000

I can leave anytime in May or June

You can't always be sure who will have the lowest airfares, it will vary. Since you are wanting to leave so soon, it is going to be a lot more expensive than if you bought the air months ago. So if possible, you will want to go in late June, rather than May.

South West and Jet Blue tend to be the cheapest, if they fly from your airport. Other than that, you will just want to look around to see who is offerring the lowest prices for your travel dates.

Can someone help me find an in-state cheap flight?

admin — Thu, 01 Jan 2009 14:37:53 +0000

Hey everyone! I'm on a search for a flight within CA. I want to leave Saturday night(July28) from Ontario, CA to Fresno, CA – and to return that Monday (July 30) early in the morning. So far the best deal I can find is $142 and for a college student that's a lot! If anyone could find anything cheaper, that would be wonderful. Thank you!

I agree on the $142 being about as good as you can expect on that route. In addition to the suggestion on Greyhound you may also want to check Amtrak…I see fares as low as $34 each way…the problem may be time and scheduling as it takes about 5 hours each way. However flight is about 45 minutes and add a couple hours at the airport and your only saving about 2 hours flying.

Greyhound is around $40 each way and actually takes about 7 hours. You'd have to leave on Greyhound from Claremont as there isn't a station in Ontario. Other options include West Covina, El Monte, Riverside and San Bernardino

What website can I use to find the CHEAPEST air fares or air flights from Chico, CA to Ontario, CA? Thanks!!?

admin — Tue, 30 Dec 2008 12:37:49 +0000

From Chico nothing will be cheap. You'll need to fly out of Sacramento.

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admin — Sun, 28 Dec 2008 19:22:18 +0000

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