Airfare finder search engines?

[Lovemy3babes]

I've used kayak and farecast before. Any others out there? TIA!!!

 

[disneystick]

Expedia, Travelocity, Hotwire, Cheaptickets all usually ends with a .com

 

[Albertan mom]

I like Sidestep.com

 

[going2disney]

another vote for sidestep.com

 

[littlestix]

I like to use ITA because you can do a month long search. It comes in handy if you don't have specific dates.

 

[maciec]

Bestfares.com

 

[jamounger]

www.farecompare.com

 

[bubba's mom]

someone told me about airnab.com ...but, i've never been there

 

[Lovemy3babes]

Thank you all!!!

 

[Crazy4Disney06]

bookingbuddy.com is the best because it brings up most every search engine and then you and do multi searches without putting in your flight information every time.

 

[Lewisc]

AFAIK Southwest doesn't appear in any of those search engines. I'm not sure about some of the small carriers like Allegiant.

 

[bubba's mom]

AFAIK Southwest doesn't appear in any of those search engines.

No, typically SW doesn't come up w/ those engines or travelocity or expedia because it's a "discount" carrier

 

[debden]

You can try www.mobissimo.com

 

[DebbieB]

I like Orbitz, it gives you links to seat charts. I've never booked on them tough, I use either the airlines website or my corporate travel.

 

[Lewisc]

No, typically SW doesn't come up w/ those engines or travelocity or expedia because it's a "discount" carrier

Southwest doesn't come up because their legal department won't allow it. Discount carriers like Jet Blue and Spirit show up.

 

[boscoj]

I've found that www.farechase.com is an excellent search engine. It looks at not only all the carriers websites (except SW) but also expedia, travelocity, etc.

 

[MemoryMakers2669]

Southwest doesn't come up because their legal department won't allow it. Discount carriers like Jet Blue and Spirit show up.

I thought it was because SW doesn't pay the venders like Expedia, etc, to "advertise" for them....thus keeping their fares low!