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scotchmo | March 20, 2009 07:38 PM | in Airfare

What's the cheapest way to book airfare at the last minute?

My best friend's Mom passed away this morning and I need to fly from Nashville to Dallas in the next couple of days. Trying to find the cheapest fare.

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BEST ANSWER decided by votes | bhasky | March 20, 2009 09:22 PM

http://lastminute.travelocity.com/results.html?in_hpclick=search_widget&in_location_key=&in_destform_state=TX&in_origination_key=366&in_region_pd_key=144%2C502%2C661%2C74%2C402%2C72%2C105%2C73%2C147%2C381%2C305%2C128%2C391%2C129&in_pd_key=74&in_start_date=1237669922&in_end_date=1237842722

Travelocity as great last minute deals with hotel / car included

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morriss003 | March 20, 2009 07:46 PM

You can try;
www.priceline.com
www.hotwire.com
www.kayak.com

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www.priceline.com
www.hotwire.com
www.kayak.com

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vandal913 | March 20, 2009 08:26 PM

morriss003 mentioned it, but I thought I'd expand on it further: I have used kayak.com myself and know many many people that swear by it now for booking their airfare and don't even mess around with any other sites. It searches over 140 sites for the best prices, and it's never let me down, whether I'm planning ahead or have to book something extremely last minute. Forget priceline or hotwire, kayak is the way to go.

http://www.kayak.com

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johnsonaaron | March 20, 2009 10:40 PM

All the sites already listed are great resources, but I thought I'd just throw this tidbit out there. Some airlines will let you buy steeply discounted fares directly from them for travel related to deaths. I've heard these called "Grievance fares" I think they require some sort of documentation and you may only qualify if you are a certain relationship to the deceased, but the airlines might be willing to make an exception (especially now).

Good luck!

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