>>>>>Hi,
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>>>>>Just wondering what site do you use for cheap tickets in domestic flights?
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>>>>>Thanks.
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>>>>I've used expedia.com and priceline.com On both you can pick your flight(s) and departure/arrival times. Priceline also has some really good deals (packages) on combined air/rental cars or air/hotels. When you select those special deals though you have to let Priceline pick your flights and rental car and/or hotel (it was worth it because the total cost of the package was less than the total cost of the flights). You just select the departure date and return date and have to live with their choices. Once they (or you) choose the flight, you go online with the airline and pick your seats. I chose to pay 29.00 extra to the airline to have a the economy plus upgrade on united (for the legroom). It was worth it for a really long flight :o)
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>>>>They say those flights are non-changeable and non-transferrable. However, on my return my first flight was cancelled due to fog and united changed all of my return flights at no cost since it was cancelled due to weather.
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>>>So far they all show the same thing and I already got very confused - I'm unable to find the exact time I want...
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>>>I'm waiting on the line with PriceLine.
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>>I've only ever used their web sites so I could scroll through the departure and return flights and pick the ones I want... You can sort by price, shortest flights, or more...
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>I've looked through ~10 different sites, etc. - it just seems that there is no good flight for the departure day.

Can you change your departure day? Fly one day earlier or one day later? Also, the earlier you book (for next month or at least 2 weeks out for example), the cheaper the flights and the more flights available (not oversold yet). The problem is that most airlines are overbooking and actually have fewer flights due to the economy and costs involved.