Watch Your Ticked Price After You Purchase.

There is a chance that tickets will lower from the time you bought your ticket.

Use a search engine for ticket pricing change to find out if the ticket you purchased is lowering and if so give the airline a call to get the lower rate.

In most cases the airline will refund you the difference in your purchase price.

Most travellers don't think about this.  The airlines profit from this price change to the tune of millions each year.

Always check your ticket prices after your purchase to see if it is lowering and get some money back. 


Here are a few sites who supply alerts, and every one of them has its perks. Yapta.com (www.yapta.com) permits you to track your specific itinerary, right down to the flight variety and dates of travel, and can allow you to grasp if the airline owes you a price-drop refund. Travelocity's easy-to-use FareWatcherPlus permits you to track up to 10 routes and you'll be able to choose to be notified either once a fare goes down by $5, $10, $25 or $50 minimum price drop once it goes below a price drop you decide on.  Orbitz conjointly offers alerts, as will Bing Travel (www.bing.com/travel), TripAdivsor (www.tripadvisor.com/Flights), FareCompare (www.farecompare.com) and Kayak.com (www.kayak.com).

Factor to note: Southwest Airlines and Allegiant Airlines are not on the alert system so check with these airlines separately to compare airfare or use airfarewatchdog.com's comparison chart to see what these alert sites offer.

Sign up for third-party fare alerts and save money on your airfare.

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