Cheap Air Line Tickets

That's why I really like the aggregate search engine websites like kayak.com. These kinds of sites search the prices of the same flight in many different venues and then show you the range. You have to figure out what are the blind spots of each search engine though. Kayak.com for example doesn't include all the budget airlines in their searches, so I always search them separately.

The more you search for flights, the more you'll learn the ins and outs of each
airline. It's important to understand that each airline has a hub city. That can help you figure out which airport to choose for which destination. You'll be able to find much better deals much more of the time if you're able to depart from different airports in the area. For example, if you're not able to find the greatest fare flying out of Richmond in Virginia, you might have better luck departing from
Norfolk, D.C., or even Charlottesville. Sometimes the savings are enormous enough to really be worth it, but you have to figure out for yourself whether it's really worth it to make a drive of a certain distance to get a certain fare.

You also have to figure out how much of a factor you consider a long layover to be. Sometimes you can save a lot by accepting a 4 or 5 hour stopover, but you might not consider that sacrifice worthwhile, especially if your trip is very short! 

Cheap Air Line Tickets