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- Cheap days: In the U.S., Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday are usually cheapest. For international travel, weekdays are usually cheaper than weekends. Expensive days: Fridays and Sundays usually cost more, especially in the U.S.
- Conventional travel wisdom suggests that one-way tickets can be a better value domestically, while international flights are a better deal when you purchase a round-trip. However, this is simply not true in all cases.
- In years past, when flights weren't so full, travelers often had an empty middle seat beside them. ... So, if you want an empty seat next to you, you'll likely have to pay. Most airlines require extra-seat reservations to be made over the phone with the airline. That means that you'll be hit with a reservation fee.