Air Consolidator

[Pat848]

Has anyone used an air consolidator for air overseas? Any problems?

 

I am looking at autoeurope - has anyone ever used them?

 

Thanks for any help.

[Blackrobe]

Try flights-to-europe.com. We got a great one way fare on that site. It was immediately posted on the Delta site.

[zaandam_2]

i've used www.kayak.com for a couple one-ways to europe. no problems and good prices.

[fti]

There are lots of air consolidators, most of which are legitimate. You get the best fares for international flights when using a consolidators or using a travel agent who uses them. The best ones, I have found out, are a part of the US Air Consolidators Association (usaca.com). Some of the best (both from a service and fare perspective) only deal with travel agents. Reason? They are order takers and can process many more tickets this way (i.e. they have lower costs) compared with having to sit down with clients, figuring out airlines, routings, etc. They leave the "figuring out" to the travel agents. But there are plenty of other consolidators as well. Check the travel section in your Sunday newspaper.

[jcanino]

Has anyone used an air consolidator for air overseas? Any problems?

 

I am looking at autoeurope - has anyone ever used them?

 

We use AutoEurope quite frequently at work, not only for air but for hotels, transfers and cars as well.

[Pat848]

Thanks everyone. I did book with Autoeurope this morning after doing some checking. It is my first time with a consolidator but was very pleased so far.