Travel booking flights and you.

Booking a long-haul flight can be a nightmare with thousands of cheap flights on offer, it's even more difficult to find a flight at the advertised price the cheap tickets having already been sold, you can spend hours online browsing without any real success at the end of it all,  you know you've been there.

We searched the Internet and brought together here the best for consistent cheap flights and good back up service.

Ways to Save on Your Next Flight

From weekday flights to midnight bookings, tips to help you cut your traveling costs.

1. book flights online midweek, late at night.

Most airlines post fare changes just after midnight, be online after hours if looking for cheaper fares. (On the other hand, most deals expire at midnight,  if you see a fare that  is reasonable, don't hesitate book it or you may lose it.)

2. Fly on a Tuesday or a Thursday.

Two days that see the fewest passengers, and in many cases you'll find the lowest fares. 

3. Fly on a holiday.

The most expensive fares are on the days and weekends either side of  major holidays and when children break up for school the least expensive can be on the holiday itself. 

We found these to be reasonable on price and offer a good service and backup should you ever need it, also due to the amount of money you could be spending and the distance you may be traveling we made sure each was a member of ABTA and IATA giving you peace of mind and full security which some others offering slightly cheaper fares may not offer.

We have included Air france and KLM not because they have constant low fares which they don't but because they offer some good deals from time to time so are worth checking out.

Now don't forget that travel insurance.

Join the airlines membership scheme for those free air miles and upgrades and little extra goodies.

When flying to America,  pick your airline and route carefully,  It's easy to visit 2 or even 3 cities at little or no extra cost.

It can often cost the same fare to fly to Honolulu and LA or Miami and LA.

Book a flight to Honolulu with a change of flight at JFK and LA outbound and San Francisco inbound and you can take a few days at each.

Book a flight to LA with a changeover outbound say at New York and  inbound  at Miami and you have a three center break for the cost of a direct flight. 

New York has the best fares on the East Coast and LA on the West Coast due mainly to the large numbers of airlines flying into both Jetblue also fly out of JFK with low fares across the US some Southwest flights also operate with ATA out of New York.

On the west coast Southwest connect to most of the USA. 

A number of airlines now offer the new 777 on trans Atlantic flights from the UK with very generous space in coach a lot better than the old 747.

Can you save money by flying from your local airport to Amsterdam/Paris or Dublin then onwards.

Do you get any advantages from being a member of the airlines frequent flyer program, like your own meals or guaranteed window seat, air miles or up-grades?

Think about a cheap flight to a major hub in the United States such as, Atlanta - Charlotte - Cincinnati - Detroit - Houston - Miami - New York - Pittsburgh - St Louis, then use the local discount airlines such as:

 JetBlue - Southwest - Air Tran.

Air travel isn't that easy now though.

Can you get an affordable seat ? 

What is the time you need to be at the airport before your flight ?

How many check-ins does your airline have?

How many carry-on's can you take ?  

How long does security take ? 

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