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Over the last 2 years, we've sent Going members from Portland International
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of those destinations.


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Close out all those tabs. Turn off your incognito window. At Going, the most
exciting flight opportunities find you. But that doesn't mean there aren't a few
tips and tricks to get the best deal possible.
1Start with Google.

While there are dozens of search sites for cheap tickets, Google Flights offers
the most tools and features to help you quickly search for flights and find the
cheapest tickets so you can book directly with the airline. Or, if you prefer to
book with a site where you can earn booking rewards, start with Google Flights
to see all your options and then move over to the other site once you've chosen
your flight and are ready to book. No matter where you do your searching, the
same best practices for finding cheap tickets apply.

2Be as flexible as possible.

The more narrow your search, the fewer your options and the lower your chances
of snagging a cheap flight. If you can be flexible on the days you fly, the
airlines, and the length of your trip, you can increase your chances of snagging
a great deal.

3Focus on getting across the ocean as cheaply as possible.

You're probably wondering why you'd be flexible on where you're going. If you
want to go to Amsterdam, you want to go to Amsterdam. But what if it was $300
cheaper to fly to Paris, which is just a few hours from Amsterdam by train? When
you're flying long-haul internationally, take a look at options near your final
destination. It may be cheaper to fly there and then connect to where you want
to end up.

4Book during the right window.

Meaning, not too far in advance and not too late. The best deals are usually
found 1–3 months in advance for domestic flights and 2–8 months in advance for
international tickets.

5Act fast.

When airlines drop prices, they don't usually do it for long. If you want to
snag a cheap ticket, you have to move quickly. Sometimes the price rises within
hours or even minutes. Not sure if you can get the time off work? The 24-hour
rule can help. This US DOT regulation says airlines have to offer you the chance
to hold your fare or to get a cash refund within 24 hours of booking (and most
airlines choose the latter). This means you can book and then figure out your
plans. If it doesn't work, you can cancel within 24 hours and get a full refund.


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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT CHEAP FLIGHTS

Answered by our resident cheap flights expert Scott


HOW DO I GET CHEAP LAST-MINUTE FLIGHTS?

Got an impromptu family vacation? Business? Emergency? Last-minute flight deals
can sometimes be harder to come by, but not impossible. Many people assume that
if an airline isn't fully booked for a flight, they might drop the prices a few
days before take-off. That's often not true. Airlines tend to have enough demand
from last-minute business travelers, who will pay even a higher last-minute
price. This means airlines tend to offer cheaper tickets up front and gradually
increase their prices closer to the flight. Of course, that doesn't mean there
won't be price drops, so getting good at planning around a good deal is the best
tool in not breaking the bank for travel. Just like there are best practices for
getting a good deal, there's some strategy in approaching tickets at the last
minute. Start by checking surrounding airports. You might be able to fly out of
New York’s LaGuardia, for example, at a lower price than JFK. You can also look
at one-way tickets. This gives you the flexibility to book different airlines
that offer the cheapest flight each way. If you're traveling in a group, it
might be worth booking separately. Some people might want to avoid budget
airlines, whereas others might like the idea of saving as much as possible. You
can also book the cheapest seat versus trying to reserve five or more tickets.


WHEN ARE FLIGHTS CHEAPEST?

There is typically a golden window for booking flights—not too far in advance
and not too late. The best deals are usually found 1–3 months in advance for
domestic flights and 2–8 months in advance for international tickets. With
Going, we send flight deals as airlines drop prices, allowing you to plan ahead.


WHY DO FLIGHTS GET CANCELED?

There is nothing worse than a canceled flight—except maybe taxes. It's
especially upsetting when we've spent a lot of time and money planning a
vacation and then, poof! The flight is not happening. Just remember that there
is always a good reason, even if it's not immediately obvious. Weather is a big
one. An airplane cannot safely navigate in some weather conditions, like
snowstorms, hurricanes, fog, strong winds, or even extreme heat! Airlines will
do their best to put you on another flight, but they aren't penalized for
grounding a plane for weather conditions. This means that if you lose money for
missed connections, delayed check-ins, or extended stays, you aren't owed
compensation. This is where travel insurance, or a credit card with travel
protections, can really help. Airlines might also cancel flights for security
reasons, particularly if an airport you're flying from or to has any threats or
scares. You should never leave your baggage unattended or joke about harm, and
you should always report strange or suspicious behavior. The TSA says it's more
common than people think to have foolish people make bad jokes or pull pranks.
Planes have mechanical problems, just like your car might get a ‘check engine’
light or flat tire. It is in everyone's best interest to ensure planes are
tip-top shape to fly. Typically, mechanical problems only lead to inconvenient
delays, but sometimes flights are canceled if the plane can't be repaired
quickly and there isn’t another one available. Always check individual airline
policies when faced with this sort of delay or cancellation. Since this is
within the airline's control, they can rebook you, potentially upgrade, or
compensate you. And always be kind to airline and airport staff. When you smile
through the pain, people are more likely to do the same. Missing crew or missing
aircraft. Just as your flight can be delayed or canceled, if another flight
(completely unrelated to yours) gets grounded, an aircraft and its crew might be
stuck elsewhere, and you can’t proceed as scheduled. When this happens, don't
panic. Chances are that the airline is already working to remedy the situation.
They will be scrambling to find new planes or flight crew, so there may be a
delay or two before they resort to canceling the flight. If you booked an
early-bird ticket, you have many more options of getting put on a different
flight versus being stuck overnight. However, airlines might still owe you
compensation, if you know what to ask for.


WHY ARE FLIGHTS SO EXPENSIVE?

There are several factors involved but really, it's pretty simple: rising jet
fuel prices, staff shortages, high demand, and capitalism. Airlines don't have
to set prices at industry standard, especially if they dominate an airport. At
airline hubs, where airports cater to one major airline, the competition that
would create lower prices isn’t as strong—when nine out of ten flights are from
one airline, they can set their own prices and passengers have to deal with it.
But this doesn't mean you have to overpay for flights. Even if “average” fares
are expensive, you don’t need to worry about averages. You just need to worry
about booking when the price is low.


WHEN IS THE BEST TIME TO GET CHEAP FLIGHTS?

There’s no single best day to book your flights. It’s not Tuesday at 3PM, or
exactly 44 days before your trip. However, there is a timeframe when a good deal
is most likely to pop up—1–3 months in advance for domestic trips, and 2–8
months in advance for international trips. When it comes to the cheapest time to
travel, prices for flights (and vacations in general) are influenced by traffic.
Many people travel during the summer and holiday seasons because of more
flexible PTO, school breaks, good weather, and special occasions. This is known
as a destination’s “peak season.” By contrast, fewer people travel during a
destination’s “off-season.” For example, the monsoon season is Thailand’s
“off-season.” “Shoulder season” is the sweet spot for good weather conditions
and decent prices right before or immediately after peak season. If you want to
go to Europe, for instance, consider planning your trip during spring or fall.
And if you absolutely have to travel during peak season, book tickets well in
advance.


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