Good Flight Booking Sites?

[bizkiller]

So.....

thanks to aff monies.

I'm going to Korea during this summer.

And i do not know where to book my ticket.

Do you guys know any good booking sites?

Cheapest + good customer service?

Or would it be better off for me to book it straight from the airline? (Planning on using Asiana)

NEED SOME INPUTSSSS

:food-smiley-010:

 

[taktikz]

Straight from airline or check out Expedia/FareCompare

 

[vgeek]

Search the to and from airport codes on Bing. They search all of the airlines directly and give you the direction of ticket prices and a few other neat tools.

 

[onkelmicha]

Cheap Flights - Compare Airline Tickets with Skyscanner.com

Orbitz Travel: Airline Tickets, Cheap Hotels, Car Rentals, Vacations & Cruises

KAYAK - Cheap Flights, Hotels, Airline Tickets, Cheap Tickets, Cheap Travel Deals - Compare Hundreds of Travel Sites At Once

I always scout prices here then goto the airlines and buy the ticket.


-M

 

[river]

I hate expedia/orbitz with a passion. Their inflexible lowest-fare tickets always made my life difficult when I needed to change itineraries. Then I learned that the next best, semi-flexible ticket is usually available for $50 more straight from the airline.

But I always start my search on kayak.com

 

[bizkiller]

P.S - I had planned to go to Korea on 16th of June. (I used CheapOAir)

but then some shit came up so I had to either postponed it or get a refund.

and they made me pay $250 for a penalty.

Aw well? shit. I'm gonna try and buy straight from Airlines if their price isn't too far off.

 

[Dr_Ngo]

hipmunk.com

 

[g1c9]

KAYAK Explore - see where you can go for how much < great app

 

[Isostar13]

A lot of Asian airlines charge much less on their sites than on the aggregators, so shop around both to find the best price.

You could also try an asian travel agency. I've found their prices to be equal or less than the airlines website price.