Ok. I am probably going to use Airtran for my August trip and it will be my first time. I have heard that they are notorious for changing their schedules really close to when you fly, like a month before.
What I want to know is do they always do that and how far in advance has it happened in the past. If their schedule is the same now and also when I buy my seats, and I take the last nonstop of the day, has it historically changed and by how much time earlier or later?
ADDED QUESTION: Also, for those of you who had their time changed DRASTICALLY, like 2 or 3 hours, was it any of the non stop flights? I plan on taking the last non stop of the day and I just want to know if the non stops historically have that kind of big change.
Hope I have made sense to you and thanks for your replies.
By the way this is for my flight home from Orlando.
What I want to know is do they always do that and how far in advance has it happened in the past. If their schedule is the same now and also when I buy my seats, and I take the last nonstop of the day, has it historically changed and by how much time earlier or later?
ADDED QUESTION: Also, for those of you who had their time changed DRASTICALLY, like 2 or 3 hours, was it any of the non stop flights? I plan on taking the last non stop of the day and I just want to know if the non stops historically have that kind of big change.
Hope I have made sense to you and thanks for your replies.
By the way this is for my flight home from Orlando.