Pandemic-induced policy changes have fine print attached to their "free flight change." Major airlines have long conceded that they hope the restrictions on basic economy tickets drive passengers ...

Skiplagging, also called hidden-city ticketing, while not illegal, is an air travel “hack” that could get you banned from an airline like Delta, American or United.

Travelers turning to "hacker fares" for cheaper plane tickets As the price of air travel abroad continues to climb, some passengers have found an unconventional way of saving money on their ...

Flyers have recently been fighting high airline prices by "skiplagging." They're booking cheaper tickets with a layover at the real destination and skipping the second leg. This works only because ...

Booking two separate one-way tickets with either the outbound or return layover city as the intended destination. This is typically more expensive than booking a roundtrip on international flights ...

Fewer flights, higher fuel prices and high demand add up to increased ticket prices. But Simmons added one more note of caution - unpredictability.

Some legitimate travel agencies will let you pay as little as $15 to $20 to “hold” a flight ticket for a couple of weeks. And there are good use cases for this.

Skiplagging, also called hidden-city ticketing, while not illegal, is an air travel “hack” that could get you banned from an airline like Delta, American or United.