Airline(s): Spirit Airlines. Begin travel: December 09, 2008. Purchase by: December 03, 2008. Comments: Travel Mon/Thur only. Click on any vendor link below to purchase through their website. Spirit Airlines ...

United, however, will give you the entire fare difference without extracting a fee, as will Alaska Airlines as long as you accept the reimbursement in the form of a voucher good for future travel. Southwest is the best in this regard: ...

There's also a direct flight from Salt Lake City to Tokyo, along with increasing their agreement with Alaska Airlines. "These were areas which were very difficult to access before, now; we're a couple of flights away. ...

Plus: Business Class, No min. stay, Nonstop flights, Travel thru 6/17/09. Airline(s): Spirit Airlines. Day of week: Tue/Wed. Begin travel: December 09, 2008. Purchase by: December 03, 2008. Click on any vendor link below to purchase ...

Expedia does flexible search only between a few dozen major US cities (click on “My travel dates are flexible”). Sidestep.com and the other major sites have no flexible search capability. Increasingly, individual airline sites are ...

Plus: Nonstop flights, Travel this weekend. Airline(s): Delta. Purchase by: December 05, 2008. Comments: Dep this Sat (12/6); Ret the following Mon (12/8) or Tue (12/9). These weekend fares tend to sell out quickly, so our apologies if ...

Airline(s): United. Advance Purchase: 21 days. Min. stay: Required. Begin travel: January 06, 2009. How to book and buy this fare If your travel dates are flexible you'll have an easier time finding seats using: ...

Plus: Travel thru 1/05/09. Airline(s): Multiple Airlines. Seats are: Avail. 1-5 days per month. Advance Purchase: 1 day. Comments: Min/Max stay might be required. Click on any vendor link below to purchase through their website. ...

Airlines lower airfares every day without advertising them. We will tell you about these “hidden” fare reductions and alert you to other sale fares. And we provide straight talk about finding low airfares on the Web.

When Dean tried to convert the two tickets into travel vouchers, the airline charged him another $300. And that, readers, is when the airline killed off one of their better customer relationships. For a trip that requires two roundtrip ...