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Education Proposal
Submit a formal budget request to your institution to attend and share knowledge from the 2011 AAHFN Annual Conference.
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Cost Saving Tips and Tricks for Air Travel
- Fly the cheapest days of the week.
Generally, the cheapest day of the week is Wednesday. After Wednesday, the cheapest days to book departures/arrivals are Tuesday and Saturday. Airlines often file cheaper airfares that are only good on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Saturdays - Fly cheaper airlines – a.k.a “lower-cost carriers” or “no-frills”.
Check with Southwest, AirTran, JetBlue, Virgin America, and others - their prices are often (not always, but often) cheaper than the mainstream carriers. Always check airfare prices with all carriers, but don’t forget to include the “cheap” airlines in search. - Be flexible on the time-of-day you can fly.
Very cheapest flights: red-eyes. Next cheapest: middle-of-the-day and evening flights. In other words, try not to fly when it’s most convenient for you… - Search for low fares on the internet.
Sometimes airlines, like SouthWest for example, offer “Web specials”. In addition to searching airline sites, the following is a list of popular low fare search engines:
www.Expedia.com
www.kayak.com
www.mytravelguide.com
www.ORBITZ.com
www.priceline.com
www.SmarterTravel.com
*All prices are approximate.