What Actually Moves the Price of Your Flight
Fares move for reasons that have almost nothing to do with the day you happen to be booking on. This is the machinery behind the number you see.
Fares move for reasons that have almost nothing to do with the day you happen to be booking on. This is the machinery behind the number you see.
A connection is usually cheaper on the fare page. Whether it is cheaper by the time you land is a different calculation.
The famous booking windows are averages across millions of itineraries. Useful as a starting point, useless as a plan for one route.
Sometimes by a lot, sometimes not at all. The answer depends less on the airline than on how much of the unbundled fare you have to buy back.
The least convenient departures are usually the cheapest ones. Sometimes that discount is free money, sometimes you pay it back on the ground.