How to Compare Domestic Flights

Domestic airline travel varies due to differing policies and corporate structures of airlines. Comparing the subtle differences on these flights will get you the best value and most convenient travel plans.
  1. Convenience

    • Confirm the number of connecting flights and length of layovers. You may find some airline itineraries more convenient if they frequently fly to the city you plan to visit or their hub is located there. If your flight from Orlando to Atlanta requires a connection in New York, it may cost more time and money than driving.

      Know the flight check-in times. Check-in closes 30 to 45 minutes before departure, depending on your airline's travel policies. After this time you will need to re-book your flight.

    Vendors

    • Check out the price of domestic flights at an online travel site to streamline the comparison and purchasing process. A search of online travel companies like Travelocity, Orbitz, Expedia or Cheap Tickets gives you a comparison of fares of different airlines. Though the actual cost may differ slightly when purchasing directly from the carrier, use it as a guide. It tends to be a good indicator of their fares.

    Fees

    • Some carriers impose fees for baggage on domestic flights. Others charge a booking or a convenience fee for booking by phone. If so, attach these additional fees to the price of your ticket.

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