Planning a Flight to Washington

[NikolaeVarius]

I'm going to Washington for a month, and with rising fuel costs, airline prices have skyrocketed.

What has ATOT used that gave them the cheapest ticket prices? I'm trying to keep prices below 700 dollars, and I don't know which site to use to get lowest priecs possible.

Its amazingly annoying when prices change on a minute to minute basis

 

[AreaCode707]

Flying from where?

 

[NikolaeVarius]

New York- John F Kennedy Airport, or NewWark Airport.

 

[narzy]

Wash DC. or Wash State?

Sadly the best deal I've seen recently was from American Airlines, can't remember the price, it wasn't my ticket...Southwest perhaps if you have your own entertainment and plenty of room in your carry-on luggage for food.

 

[FLWRHART]

so far the trips i have wanted to take are cheaper by train then they are by plane

 

[glenn1]

sidestep.com would work, or farecompare.com. Whether you're flying to Washington state or D.C., you'll want to select the options to fly into nearby aiports.

 

[alien42]

kayak.com

you can also track the price history of any flight.

 

[Brainonska511]

Originally posted by: tenshodo13
New York- John F Kennedy Airport, or NewWark Airport.

Why not just take the train then? Or you can try the Delta Shuttle out of LaGuarida.

 

[Joony]

studentuniverse.com if you're a student!

 

[Brainonska511]

Originally posted by: Joony
studentuniverse.com if you're a student!

I just took a quick look at that site - for the same flight I can book through Delta.com, it costs twice as much. Pretty ridiculous.