Scott Keyes travel tips

Finding cheap airfare around the holidays is never an easy task.

As a travel editor, one of the questions I get asked the most when friends or family are booking flights is: “If I wait, will the price go up or down?”

For travelers looking for a unique Thanksgiving experience, travel booking experts recommend setting your sights abroad. 

A European getaway just got cheaper thanks to a fare sale from Norway based Norse Atlantic Airways.

While the current prices of airline tickets are down from their peak earlier this year—thanks to pent-up travel demand being released and more flights being added—they likely won’t stay that way for long. The holidays are coming and, with them, an increase in flight prices.

As a looming US government shutdown seems more and more likely to happen this week, many travelers are wondering how the closure of the federal government will affect their upcoming trips this fall.

Despite a season of hassles and high fares, air travel continues its robust upward trend.

As travelers may be looking for a bargain on future fall and winter travel following a busy summer season, a new report may point passengers in the right direction.

Last week, American Airlines sued a popular travel website that sells cheap air tickets by exploiting a counterintuitive airline pricing idiosyncrasy.

Don't joke about airline pilots and alcohol.

Going.com is giving away free flights every weekday in August to celebrate its eighth year anniversary.

Travelers looking to book a last minute summer or fall getaway have a new option to score a flight deal.  Frontier Airlines, a low-cost carrier based in Denver, has extended a recentfare sale, with flights starting as low as $19 one-way, plus fees. Travel + Leisure spotted one-way fares from major airports as low as $19 with examples including:

Since 2015, Going (then known as Scott’s Cheap Flights) has been a top resource for savvy travelers looking to score the best flight deals in existence. From too-good-to-be-true flash sales to competitive price war discounts to mistake fares up to 90 percent off, this newsletter notifies its members by email as soon as a deal is identified by its groundbreaking software and/or human flight experts.

More than 2,000 flights were delayed in the United States on Tuesday and nearly half as many canceled as airports across the country continued to deal with weather-related issues ahead of the July 4 holiday weekend.