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Ok, so I am over here now asking another question(s)
After reading the Airline travel FAQ I really was not able to find what I was looking for and maybe it does not exist.
What I am wondering is if anyone knows of a site which shows historic air fare prices? For example, as timeshare owners there historically are some resorts which are better then others, at certain times of the year.
I am looking for historic pricing information on flights from and to certain destinations. For myself, I know that long run, flying from Detroit is better than Toronto 9 times out of 10 because of the reduced taxes. Yapta and I believe even Kayak will give you updates when prices drop, and when they rise after you pick flight departures and destinations.
What I would like to know is say if I want to go to Hawaii, is there a specific time of year when airfares are down?
Yes, I realize there has to be accounting for rise and fall of oil/gas prices etc. This would just give a general starting point. No point in saving money on my accomodations if I pay it on the back end flying. Perhaps this isn't even relative? Booking early from my experience has provided the largest cost savings but is that always the case?
After reading the Airline travel FAQ I really was not able to find what I was looking for and maybe it does not exist.
What I am wondering is if anyone knows of a site which shows historic air fare prices? For example, as timeshare owners there historically are some resorts which are better then others, at certain times of the year.
I am looking for historic pricing information on flights from and to certain destinations. For myself, I know that long run, flying from Detroit is better than Toronto 9 times out of 10 because of the reduced taxes. Yapta and I believe even Kayak will give you updates when prices drop, and when they rise after you pick flight departures and destinations.
What I would like to know is say if I want to go to Hawaii, is there a specific time of year when airfares are down?
Yes, I realize there has to be accounting for rise and fall of oil/gas prices etc. This would just give a general starting point. No point in saving money on my accomodations if I pay it on the back end flying. Perhaps this isn't even relative? Booking early from my experience has provided the largest cost savings but is that always the case?