Cheap Airline Tickets to Florida

In recent weeks, those looking for residual South Florida airport flight options have sent Twitter screen shots of their bloated travel routes. An Expedia user was shown a Delta route between Miami and Phoenix for $3,258 (Delta later contacted her directly and she could reserve a place at a lower price).

On United' website, another was awarded a round-trip between Miami and Denver for $6,785. Does the airline company charge prices to those who try to avoid Hurricane Irma? "That' s what happens when a thousand different individuals want to get out of one place at a time," says Seth Kaplan, Airline Weekly's Partner.

Kaplan, who was born in Florida himself, says that pricing is based on website based algorithm that adjusts rates automaticly and in real tim. They take into consideration a complex architecture that not only takes into consideration how many tickets remain in different ticket price and class categories, but also which other similar tickets offer at and, of course, offer bid and ask.

He also says that every airline can submit different tariffs every single minute so that they have the opportunity to reduce the cost of tickets. A number of carriers have undertaken to limit tariffs for the remainder of the non-stop services. Both JetBlue and American said they are reselling $99 on residual non-stop services this weekend, while Delta is limiting non-stop services to $399.

However, these routes were already or almost completely booked out. Telephoning with Lopinto, he checked out the same Miami plane to Denver previously found for $6,785. In the end there are not enough places despite the additional airline pushing.