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2. Expedia Bargain Fare, is it reliable? Pros and cons? - Air ...

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   Booked TWICE using Expedia's Bargain Fare. Pros: Awesome deal! Saved me $$$, especially b/c I'm traveling with a party of 5. Cons: It's a gamble. NO choice in airlines, flight times, or stops. If you want to/need to save $$, GAMBLE and do the Bargain Fare. If you prefer to fly on certain days at certain times on certain airlines, DON'T DO IT.

3. Expedia: Prices change upon payment - Air Travel Forum

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   For the most part this is true. However some international flights it is a lot cheaper to book a package thru Expedia. I was going from U.S to Asia one year and the price for two people with hotel was around $2500 with Expedia. But had I booked directly with that same airline it would have been $2000 a person.

4. Cheap Flights, Airline Tickets and Airfare Search - Tripadvisor

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   Find which flights include Wi-Fi, live TV, power outlets, free baggage, and more. Thousands of photos from real travelers let you peek inside the plane before you buy your ticket. Our airline reviews provide unbiased opinions to help you select the right airline and flight for your trip. Find cheap flights on Tripadvisor and fly with confidence.

5. When to book, fly: Expedia's booking tips can help make ... - AOL

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   For domestic flights, the best deals are typically available around a month before departure, when fares are 24% cheaper than they are at the last minute. For international itineraries, 60 days ...

6. AOL Travel - Deals, Discounts and Things to Do - AOL.com

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7. Better to buy through Expedia or direct? - Air Travel Forum

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   It's usually better to book with the airline, but if there is a significant saving with Expedia, it may be worth it.. Just to clarify on exactly how it works with regard to cancellation or delay on tickets issued by travel agents; if there is a cancellation or change to the flight anytime before online check-in opens (initiated by either the airline or the passenger), it has to be dealt with ...