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I've learned to be flexible when traveling by air. Flights are often overbooked and airlines will request volunteers who will give up their seat and take a later flight. By leaving some time in my schedule, my husband and I were able to score 2 free round trip tickets to anywhere in the continental US by waiting one hour for the next flight!
By Patricia Kovba
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RE: Be Flexible When Traveling
PS. Only do this if you are going to arrive at your destination at a reasonable hour. In our situation, it would have turned into 1:00 am with two little children. I don't know who would have been crankier, me or them!
RE: Be Flexible When Traveling
Last time my family and I traveled, we were offered a mere $100 discount with a one year limit to purchase tickets.
I said, "No!"
In fact, I pointed out we weren't going to be traveling for the next year and couldn't they extend the offer. They refused.
RE: Be Flexible When Traveling
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Post By Holly (Guest Post)
(05/13/2005)
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I have a cousin who does this all the time. As there are 5 people in her family, those free tickets come in mighty handy.
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