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Alternate Airports Can Save You Money

Many cities have several airports, and flying into a secondary airport could save you money. When booking airfare, experiment with different airports. If you're flying from Boston to London, check both Heathrow and Gatwick to see if flying into one is cheaper than the other. If you're departing from Boston, consider flying from Providence, Manchester or Hartford instead—you might find a cheaper fare. Many smaller airports are home to low-cost carriers that offer cheaper fares than major airlines.

The more flexible you are about when you fly and which airport you use, the better your chances of finding a cheap ticket. So, unfold the road map and start your engine. Sometimes, a short drive to another airport will save enough to pay for your hotel.

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