Cheap Flights USA

Travel Directory | Cheap Flights for North American Travelers, as well as car rentals, hotels, package holidays and even cruises in many cases.

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Worst Airport Terminals (2 serving New York City!) | Useful air travel information sites (seat pitch, baggage delivery, flight tracking etc)

Travel supermarket - Cheap flights and price comparisons from most popular airlines and travel agents, as well as prices of travel insurance, car hire, hotels and entire holidays.

bmi - cheap flights from the US to Europe, Middle East and the UK.

Cheapflights - an excellent site for cheapest airfare deals.

TravelZoo - a USA flight search engine.

Ebookers - big and multi-tasking but can be slow and not really a flight specialist.

Adventure Airline Tickets - claim their farebeater system gives the most in depth airline tickets search on the earth

Cheap Tickets - established for fifteen years

Expedia - convenient for multi-bookings but slow and a little old fashioned

Lowest Fare - well established discount full service travel services provider.

The Air Travel Network - discount and last minute airfares.

Travelocity - largest online booking agency but somewhat cumbersome and rarely the cheapest, they do have a lot of administrators to support!

Some other useful air travel related sites:

Seatguru - lists graphic seating plans of most of the world’s major airlines so you can choose the best seat available to you when checking in online.

Skytrax - 300,000 airline and airport reviews and a seat pitch guide (especially useful for long-haul flights).

Flightstats - loaded with all kinds of airline related information from travel warnings, current flight status tracking, weather conditions, security wait times and whine forums.

Flymycase - a courier delivery service that delivers your luggage from your home to your destination address so you don’t have to carry it to and from the airport or worry about it ending up in Helsinki when you're in Tokyo (especially useful if you're flying BA!).