Software: *feh*

[redbird]

Does anyone know why Travelocity won't let me see fare rules even with Javascript on? It opened up blank windows when I clicked on "rules" for a trip/fare, and just came back with "Completed" on the same page when I tried selecting a fare. Netscape 6.2, Win98.

Alternatively, would anyone like to suggest other Websites through which I can purchase airline tickets from New York to Montreal at a decent price? (Tickets only: I don't need a hotel, tickets to a Expos game, or anything of that sort.) Preferably in English, though I'm happy to deal with a non-US company if it's willing/able to deal with US-based customers.

Comments

[mittelbar.livejournal.com]

Orbitz.com and Expedia.com have always given me better rates than Travelocity (which makes me sad, because I have a friend at Travelocity).

Sometimes I use Orbitz to research who is giving low rates, and then I go to the website of the airline to see if it's better there.

[pameladean]

I've been quite happy with Orbitz, though it's an absolute bitch if you have to cancel your plane reservations.

I used to check for better deals at the various airline and car rental and hotel sites, but I never found any, so I stopped bothering.

Orbitz includes their fees and all taxes in the prices quoted, unlike a lot of these sites, which sneak them on afterwards. They seldom amount to more than ten dollars, but I still find the non-Orbitz practices annoying.

Pamela

[trinker.livejournal.com]

You can also try http://travel.mobissimo.com/travel/search_airfare.php