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> just take Greyhound to LAX Would be surprised if it gives you the same price, usually direct flights are more expensive.
by tonfa 11y ago
> just take Greyhound to LAX
Would be surprised if it gives you the same price, usually direct flights are more expensive.
- bratao 11y agoGreyhound is a bus service.
- thomasrossi 11y agoIf the traveler is very price sensitive, that is an option he would consider
- tedmiston 11y agoDefinitely. I regularly take a bus from Ohio to NYC for personal trips at ~$100 RT (with no price hike for booking at the last minute). The cheapest flights in comparison are more like ~$450.
- nkurz 11y ago> The cheapest flights in comparison are more like ~$450. There is nothing wrong with preferring the bus, but your cost estimate doesn't seem right. Did you try searching with the linked site? Or with Google Flights? I don't know where you live, but looking a month out, I see lots of sub-$200 fares from Cleveland, Akron, and Columbus, as well as some sub-$300 fares for last minute.
- tedmiston 11y agoCincinnati, which is the curveball. We're one of the top 10 most expensive airports in the country [1]. Ex. On Google Flights, 2-day RTs from CVG <--> EWR over the next 3 weeks are: $407-621, then $371-520, then $375-593. 1. The Most Expensive Airports to Fly To: Business Travelers, Smaller Cities and Other Factors That Drive Up Prices; Sorry, Cincinnati http://www.wsj.com/articles/SB10001424052702303980004579576012567760336 http://www.wsj.com/articles/SB100014240527023039800045795760...