How to fly for less: airline consolidators

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Airline consolidators can provide tickets at steep discounts, as much as $450 less on round-trip flights to Europe. They buy excess tickets from airlines and then sell them to travel agents or directly to travelers. Using a travel agent to buy from consolidators is advised.

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Upstart airlines

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Despite the massive losses expected to hit the airline industry in 1993 several new airlines are trying to fill the void left by carriers that have gone out of business. Laker, Kiwi International, Reno and Key Airlines will try to undercut the fares of the major carriers.

Air transportation, scheduled, Air transportation, nonscheduled, Reno Air Inc., Kiwi International Air Lines Inc., Key Airlines Inc., Laker Airways (Bahamas) Ltd.

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Round-the-world airfares: more options than ever

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United Airlines is now the first US carrier since 1982 to offer around the world service for one fare. For about the same price however other round the world services exist using two or more airlines that offer the traveler more choices and flexibility.

Prices and rates, United Air Lines Inc., Flights around the world

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