Any good site for booking flights from Buffalo

[speed2]

Any Good sites guys and gals?

[webworm]

Any Good sites guys and gals?

DirectAir has a sale on right now for $79 one way inc taxes from Niagara Falls. You can check Allegiant as well. Take carryon luggage with both so you don't get dinged with baggage fees.
http://www.visitdirectair.com/
http://www.allegiantair.com/

[speed2]

Thanks WEBWORM, http://www.visitdirectair.com/, they dont' have the dates we want in May and http://www.allegiantair.com/ seems to be close to flying from Toronto or bit more. Any other suggestions?

[FunSave22]

For flights within North America, it's usually cheapest to just book on the airlines websites.

There aren't that many airlines that fly from Buffalo:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buffalo_Niagara_International_Airport#Airlines_and _destinations


www.kayak.com is a tool that will search the major airlines websites.

Southwest doesn't allow it's website to be searched using tools like Kayak, so you'll have to search that separately. I'm unsure if Airatran does.

[webworm]

Thanks WEBWORM, http://www.visitdirectair.com/, they dont' have the dates we want in May and http://www.allegiantair.com/ seems to be close to flying from Toronto or bit more. Any other suggestions?

What dates were you looking for and where in florida were you planning on going?

[speed2]

What dates were you looking for and where in florida were you planning on going?

Well, begging of May is good. Miami or Orlando. We are just waiting for last min deals!!!

Thanks

[webworm]

Well, begging of May is good. Miami or Orlando. We are just waiting for last min deals!!!

Thanks

I do see May 4 - 11th for beginning of May into Lakeland airport with DirectAir for $79 each way or $158rt inc taxes.

[revlis]

Also check Southwest.com - because their flights don't show up on Kayak, etc.
Do some reading about DirectAir. We had a so-so experience with them flying from Niagara Falls to Lakeland last month. Price was awesome, as was the Niagara Falls airport, but we had some major delays getting out. I know delays happen everywhere, but it sounds like there is a much higher likelyhood with a carrier like DirectAir, since they don't own any of their own aircraft, and are pretty much up the creek when something goes wrong. I would say to definitely build some buffer into your schedule in the event of any delays. Other than that, I think they are a great option.