Cheapest way to fly to hood?

tribefan226 · 2010-07-08 15:45:56

what airlines are typically the cheapest for flying to hood? wanna fly out of cincinnati, columbus, or dayton in mid august

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I flew southwest and it was the cheapest of all my options.

Jul 8 2010 3:55PM

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if u can, take a connect flight rather than a direct flight, they're normally much cheaper!

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Walking is cheaper than flying

Jul 8 2010 4:00PM

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drink Red Bull

Jul 8 2010 4:04PM

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Elmo.

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this and connect flights are much cheaper

Jul 8 2010 4:08PM

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frontier.$279 for me direct round trip from where i live in MI

Jul 8 2010 4:13PM

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http://lmgtfy.com/?q=cheap+flight+from+cincinnati+to+portland+

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id fly direct and pay extra just so you don't have to deal with layovers or missing a connecting flight. but if you wana risk it go for a flight with alot of connections.

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id do it on a Pegasus

Jul 11 2010 9:52PM

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this indeed would be the cheapest option

Jul 11 2010 10:02PM

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just compare the prices on a travel sight, it all depends

Jul 11 2010 10:03PM

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I'm assuming that you'll be checking at least one bag, so your best bet is Southwest because they allow up to a pair of checked bags for no charge. they're generally pretty close to the cheapest, too, which is nice. you can pick your own seat so if you check in online, you'll get a good boarding zone so you can pick a seat you like, and you can move so you won't get stuck next to a screaming baby or an obese person spilling over into your personal space.

Delta has wi-fi onboard to that's really the only good thing any other airline has going for them.

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