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Jessica Labrencis, a travelling specialist, recommends to book your ticket later in the day or early in the day when the server is less loaded and the volume of transport is minimal. John Morrey, Expedia Vice President, agreed, saying that bookings pages are built to handle peaks in demand, but the pages will move faster when there is less demand.

"As The Wall Street Journal says, airline companies usually start selling and pricing battles on Monday nights, with one airline selling a low rate and the other trying to reach or outperform the low rate by Tuesday or early Wednesday. This is the best time to get the cheapest places and conserve your time.

Air carriers shall not provide reduced rate inland ticketing until 3 1/2 month prior to the date of travel. If you buy in advance, you will only receive full priced ticket. But if you begin monitoring tariffs from the 3 1/2 month level, you'll probably see a continuous drop in prices over the next few weeks as carriers keep selling and discounting, especially for places that are not in high demand. However, if you begin to monitor tariffs from the 3 1/2 month level, you'll probably see a drop in prices over the next few week as carriers keep selling and discounting, especially for places that are not in high demand. Your airline's prices will be lower than the 3 1/2 month level.

Observe rates until four to six weeks before your flight date, when airline companies are considering last minute increases for corporate travellers. Begin searching for your ticket five or six month in advance when you travel abroad and keep track of lower rates early each month as more rebate passes are published.

When travelling to a hottest overseas travel spot, look early and don't delay booking the point of sales as airline companies don't have much incentives to reduce places on many of their most favourite flights.