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Detroit, MI (DTW) to Daytona Beach, FL (DAB) $287 RT   

Last Updated: Mon 6 Oct 2008 2:26 PM ET
Plus: No min. stay
Airline(s): Northwest, US Airways
Seats are: limited availability


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Airfare Search Tips
 

Combine two separate fares rather than buying one fare

It’s often cheaper to buy two fares rather than one. Let’s say you’re flying from New York to Eleuthera in the Bahamas. Check on one of the big sites like Expedia for a single fare (for example, JFK to Governor’s Harbor, Bahamas) and then do two separate searches (JFK to Nassau and Nassau to Governor’s Harbor). Since JetBlue flies JFK/Nassau you’ll want to check JetBlue.com separately). Chances are the two-fare strategy will save you a lot of cash. This fare trick also works for flights to Europe (fly into London or Manchester, UK on one fare and then hop on a discount European airline to reach your final destination) and Asia. To search route possibilities on these discounters, check out the Airfarewatchdog route maps page.



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