Virginia Virkus on thu 20 jan 00
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Hello all-
I have a sister (and 18 month old nephew) living in the greater Denver area,=
and
thus cheap airfare to Denver is a bit of an obsession of mine. I recently
found, through the Washington Post's Travel section, a great new search =
engine
for airfare. It is still in its beta test form, but has done very well for =
me
(I got a quote for =24222 USD round-trip from the Washington DC area to =
Denver for
mid-March) . The address is www.itasoftware.com Once you are there, click =
on
their try our beta software button and off you go. It does seem to work =
better
if you have the standard city codes for the airports you are considering, =
and
you can get those from www.flyaow.com/citycode.htm
I'm not going to NCECA- just wanted to share my new found toy. I've been
frustrated by other web based search engines while looking for airfare, and =
this
one has very useful features such as being flexible about dates, times and =
even
airports, so you don't have to keep trying different combinations, it is all
taken care of in one inclusive search. I liked it. Thought it might prove
useful to others.
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Virginia Virkus, Potter
Dancing Pig Pottery
Damascus, Maryland USA
301.253.8995
Date: Wed, 19 Jan 2000 14:01:36 EST
From: Sandra M Benscoter =3Chands4=40juno.com=3E
Subject: Re: THE HOT TOPIC, NCECA
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Hi Carolyn=21
I just bought a ticket to Denver from Newark Airport (NJ) for the 29th of
Jan. (need that annual ski break=21=21=21). The round trip fare was =24299 =
from
United. Friends coming to NCECA with me in March got their tickets (RT
from Newark) for =24339 from Continental just last week. It was in the
=24400 range last month.
Hope this helps some.
Sande
sbenscoter=40juno.com
ILENE MAHLER on fri 21 jan 00
also try lowestfare.com...Thats where I got my low fare Ilene in frigid
Conn where the wind chill is 40 below
Virginia Virkus wrote:
>
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> ------------------
> Hello all-
> I have a sister (and 18 month old nephew) living in the greater Denver area, a
> thus cheap airfare to Denver is a bit of an obsession of mine. I recently
> found, through the Washington Post's Travel section, a great new search engine
> for airfare. It is still in its beta test form, but has done very well for me
> (I got a quote for $222 USD round-trip from the Washington DC area to Denver f
> mid-March) . The address is www.itasoftware.com Once you are there, click on
> their try our beta software button and off you go. It does seem to work bette
> if you have the standard city codes for the airports you are considering, and
> you can get those from www.flyaow.com/citycode.htm
> I'm not going to NCECA- just wanted to share my new found toy. I've been
> frustrated by other web based search engines while looking for airfare, and th
> one has very useful features such as being flexible about dates, times and eve
> airports, so you don't have to keep trying different combinations, it is all
> taken care of in one inclusive search. I liked it. Thought it might prove
> useful to others.
> ____________________
> Virginia Virkus, Potter
> Dancing Pig Pottery
> Damascus, Maryland USA
> 301.253.8995
>
> Date: Wed, 19 Jan 2000 14:01:36 EST
> From: Sandra M Benscoter
> Subject: Re: THE HOT TOPIC, NCECA
>
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> Hi Carolyn!
>
> I just bought a ticket to Denver from Newark Airport (NJ) for the 29th of
> Jan. (need that annual ski break!!!). The round trip fare was $299 from
> United. Friends coming to NCECA with me in March got their tickets (RT
> from Newark) for $339 from Continental just last week. It was in the
> $400 range last month.
>
> Hope this helps some.
>
> Sande
> sbenscoter@juno.com
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