Free Airfare Alerts is a newsletter customized for each individual user that alerts users to fares for routes they are interested in. Choose up to seven different alerts. Create alerts based upon departure/arrival city or specific city-to-city routes. Users can also choose how often they receive the newsletter, from daily to weekly. Their "deal-hounds" check fares on all major carriers to the small airlines as well. They even list promo and voucher codes for airline site-only fares that you can't find on other websites.
Enter your information in the boxes provided on the fare-alert form, such as your name and email address, then confirm your email. Choose which alerts you would like to receive, as many as you'd like. Select how you heard about them from a drop down box, then click the sign up button. Then, customize your alerts to weekly or daily.
Airfare Watchdog Fares offers a widget that targets online publishers that want to give users access to Airfare Watchdog.com information without leaving the publishers web site. Publishers can display fares from their city, to their city or to and from any destination. The widget is free and more airports, newspapers, convention and visitors bureaus, hotels, and blogs add the airfare watchdog widget nearly every day. If you have questions about the widget, you can call the Airfare Watchdogs at 212-203 2736.
Airfare Watchdog really is run by travel experts. With airfares skyrocketing and prices airlines are charging for checked baggage, as a traveler you have many questions that go unanswered. The Travel Q&A is filled with tons of helpful advice, knowledge, and information. Including connecting flights, airline amenities and even a list of holiday food items that TSA suggests you tuck into your checked luggage, ship, or skip bringing altogether. You can also submit your own question at [email protected]. If they use your question in a newsletter you'll receive a free Airfare Watchdog T-shirt. Your name or other details are not printed in newsletters, so your identity is protected.
