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Bereavement AlternativeTravel Q&AYou can submit your own question to us at askgeorge@airfarewatchdog.com. We will try to answer as many as possible. If we use your question in a future newsletter, we will send you a free Airfarewatchdog T-shirt. We do not print your name or other details in our newsletters. To post a comment to one of our Q&A's please click on "read more" and then "post a comment." Current posts | CategoriesBereavement AlternativeQ. I live near Kansas City and my parents live near Tucson. They are both quite elderly and I know that it won't be long until I have to make a fast flight out there. My question is where would I get the best flight deal? I know that airlines do have some sort of bereavement fares, but would I be better going to Priceline or some site like that? A. Priceline.com’s “name your own price” feature is actually a great source for last minute fares, and in most cases will be less than the airlines’ bereavement fares. The only real downside to using Priceline is that you won’t know exactly what time of day your flight will depart or arrive, or what airline you’ll be on, until you complete your purchase. So it’s not ideal for everyone, but in the scenario of attending a funeral you’d probably want to arrive the day before in any case, since you never know if your flight might be cancelled or delayed and a funeral is something one should arrive on time for. Post a Comment
I would like to visit Cuba. Will it be a problem. by b4leaf on Wednesday, January 18, 2012
When I traveled to Vietnam I needed both a PASSPORT and a VISA. However, when I went to the Philipinnes I needed only a PASSPORT which was stamped when I arrived IN Manilla. Are there a couple of very up to date sites which lists entry requirements for each country? by artistnatural on Sunday, September 25, 2011
If you know something is going to happen then buy tickets on a fare class on Southwest and you can keep changing the ticket dates w/o fees, as long as the fare is around. Might be the most flexible option. Or buy something a long ways out for cheap on a legacy carrier and pay the change fee. Again, dependent on the fare remaining the same or less. by jtr on Friday, September 23, 2011
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