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Book Early, But Not Too Early<br />Airlines usually release the best fares a few months before the travel date. Booking too early or too late can cost more. Try to search for tickets 6 to 8 weeks before your trip for domestic flights, and 2 to 4 months for international ones.

Book Early, But Not Too Early
Airlines usually release the best fares a few months before the travel date. Booking too early or too late can cost more. Try to search for tickets 6 to 8 weeks before your trip for domestic flights, and 2 to 4 months for international ones.

2. Be Flexible With Your Dates<br />Flights are cheapest on weekdays, especially Tuesday and Wednesday. Prices often rise on weekends and holidays. If you can adjust your dates by a day or two, you may find a much better deal. Always check the fare calendar to compare prices across different days.

2. Be Flexible With Your Dates
Flights are cheapest on weekdays, especially Tuesday and Wednesday. Prices often rise on weekends and holidays. If you can adjust your dates by a day or two, you may find a much better deal. Always check the fare calendar to compare prices across different days.

3. Use Incognito Mode While Searching<br />Flight prices can go up if you search the same route repeatedly. Airlines track your searches through cookies. Use incognito or private browsing mode to avoid price hikes. This helps you see the real lowest fare without websites raising prices based on your interest.

3. Use Incognito Mode While Searching
Flight prices can go up if you search the same route repeatedly. Airlines track your searches through cookies. Use incognito or private browsing mode to avoid price hikes. This helps you see the real lowest fare without websites raising prices based on your interest.

4. Set Fare Alerts on Travel Apps<br />Websites like Skyscanner, Google Flights and Kayak let you set price alerts. They notify you whenever fares drop on your chosen route. This saves time and helps you grab deals instantly. You can track prices for several dates and destinations at once.

4. Set Fare Alerts on Travel Apps
Websites like Skyscanner, Google Flights and Kayak let you set price alerts. They notify you whenever fares drop on your chosen route. This saves time and helps you grab deals instantly. You can track prices for several dates and destinations at once.

Consider Nearby Airports and Separate Tickets<br />Sometimes flying from a nearby airport can be much cheaper than your main one. Also, booking two one-way tickets or mixing airlines might offer better prices than a round trip. Make sure the layover time is enough, and always compare before final booking.

Consider Nearby Airports and Separate Tickets
Sometimes flying from a nearby airport can be much cheaper than your main one. Also, booking two one-way tickets or mixing airlines might offer better prices than a round trip. Make sure the layover time is enough, and always compare before final booking.

Book Early, But Not Too Early<br />Airlines usually release the best fares a few months before the travel date. Booking too early or too late can cost more. Try to search for tickets 6 to 8 weeks before your trip for domestic flights, and 2 to 4 months for international ones.

2. Be Flexible With Your Dates<br />Flights are cheapest on weekdays, especially Tuesday and Wednesday. Prices often rise on weekends and holidays. If you can adjust your dates by a day or two, you may find a much better deal. Always check the fare calendar to compare prices across different days.

3. Use Incognito Mode While Searching<br />Flight prices can go up if you search the same route repeatedly. Airlines track your searches through cookies. Use incognito or private browsing mode to avoid price hikes. This helps you see the real lowest fare without websites raising prices based on your interest.

4. Set Fare Alerts on Travel Apps<br />Websites like Skyscanner, Google Flights and Kayak let you set price alerts. They notify you whenever fares drop on your chosen route. This saves time and helps you grab deals instantly. You can track prices for several dates and destinations at once.

Consider Nearby Airports and Separate Tickets<br />Sometimes flying from a nearby airport can be much cheaper than your main one. Also, booking two one-way tickets or mixing airlines might offer better prices than a round trip. Make sure the layover time is enough, and always compare before final booking.

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