Want to travel from Tucson to denver?
which airlines the best please. I have no idea about America it is my first visit Thanks
Other - United States - 3 Answers
People's Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
Answer 1 :
Go to priceline.com. They have good deals. I have used them to travel from California to the Midwest. Usually Northwest has good prices, and they always seem to route me through Denver.
Answer 2 :
Try Southwest airlines. They have the cheapest deals.
Answer 3 :
First of all i do love to travel and do go thru denver international alot. First try expedia.com to get the best fares, but those fares don't include southwest airlines. You have to book directly thru southwest for those flights, and SW does offer non stops to Denver. But, keep in mind, SW does not have assigned seating, you will have to get a boarding pass and how soon you get the pass will determine your boarding priority. If you are traveling alone, its usually not a problem, but you could get a middle seat. If you are traveling with others and don't get the A or B boarding passes, you could have to sit separately, depending on the flight load. When I fly, I prefer an aisle seat, so I rarely use SW for that reason. Try Frontier and United, they like SW do offer non-stops into Denver, but they will have assigned seating. I rarely fly United, but with Frontier, you have three classes to which you purchase tickets. The most economical class doesn't allow pre-assigned seats, so if you pay a little bit more you do get an assigned seat at time of booking from which you can pick from a seat map. Otherwise I think its assigned the day of your flight, but not 100% sure. American will route you thru either Dallas or Chicago, both of which are very busy airports, as well as being a bit out of the way for this route. Also, you have to take into consideration the number of bags you will check. SW doesn't charge for the first two bags, but you have to watch your weight limits. Other airlines do charge for even the first bag, which I think is ludicrous. Look into the new early bird check-in at Southwest. It may improve your chances of getting the A or B boarding passes. Again, as it stands you can print your boarding pass 24 hours before the flight, but you have to remember to do it! I cannot comment on priceline, don't use it. Hope you have a great time traveling the U.S.
which airlines the best please. I have no idea about America it is my first visit Thanks
Other - United States - 3 Answers
People's Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
Answer 1 :
Go to priceline.com. They have good deals. I have used them to travel from California to the Midwest. Usually Northwest has good prices, and they always seem to route me through Denver.
Answer 2 :
Try Southwest airlines. They have the cheapest deals.
Answer 3 :
First of all i do love to travel and do go thru denver international alot. First try expedia.com to get the best fares, but those fares don't include southwest airlines. You have to book directly thru southwest for those flights, and SW does offer non stops to Denver. But, keep in mind, SW does not have assigned seating, you will have to get a boarding pass and how soon you get the pass will determine your boarding priority. If you are traveling alone, its usually not a problem, but you could get a middle seat. If you are traveling with others and don't get the A or B boarding passes, you could have to sit separately, depending on the flight load. When I fly, I prefer an aisle seat, so I rarely use SW for that reason. Try Frontier and United, they like SW do offer non-stops into Denver, but they will have assigned seating. I rarely fly United, but with Frontier, you have three classes to which you purchase tickets. The most economical class doesn't allow pre-assigned seats, so if you pay a little bit more you do get an assigned seat at time of booking from which you can pick from a seat map. Otherwise I think its assigned the day of your flight, but not 100% sure. American will route you thru either Dallas or Chicago, both of which are very busy airports, as well as being a bit out of the way for this route. Also, you have to take into consideration the number of bags you will check. SW doesn't charge for the first two bags, but you have to watch your weight limits. Other airlines do charge for even the first bag, which I think is ludicrous. Look into the new early bird check-in at Southwest. It may improve your chances of getting the A or B boarding passes. Again, as it stands you can print your boarding pass 24 hours before the flight, but you have to remember to do it! I cannot comment on priceline, don't use it. Hope you have a great time traveling the U.S.
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