Airline Discount Flights

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Finding inexpensive travel to the places you must go is an excellent way to stretch your budget. The great news is that many airlines are offering more discount flights to help fill vacant trips. This means that you can get the airline fares you want at a number that you can pay for and sometimes you do not have to give up amenities to get them.
* All accurate as of April 2010 for most economy fares within the continental U.S. Baggage size and weight restrictions vary.
AirTran Airways
Typical Round-Trip Extras: Up to $40-plus*
Checked Baggage Fees: $15 for the first bag (up to 50 pounds), $25 for the second. $50 for each additional checked bag.
American Airlines
Typical Round-Trip Extras: Up to $70-plus*
Checked Baggage Fees: $25 for the first bag (up to 50 pounds), $35 for the second. $100 for each additional bag.
Continental Airlines
Typical Round-Trip Extras: Up to $62-plus*
Checked Baggage Fees: $25 for the first bag (up to 70 pounds), $35 for the second. $23 and $32, respectively, if checked in online. $100 for each additional bag.
Delta Airlines
Typical Round-Trip Extras: Up to $82-plus*
Checked Baggage Fees: $25 for the first bag (up to 50 pounds), $35 for the second. $23 and $32, respectively, if checked in online. $125 for third bag; $200 for bags 4 to 10.
Travel may be slowing down because of the tough economy but that does not mean that you have to follow suit. Using these few information can help you get airline discount flights that will allow you to stretch your budget. There are some awesome deals on airline flights available as companies maneuver to fill empty seats.







