Airlines use cookies to track how often they search for a particular route, which can lead to increased prices. To prevent price inflation, search in incognito mode or clear your browser's cache regularly.

If your destination has multiple airports, compare the costs of flying into each. You might find that landing at a smaller, nearby airport and taking a short bus or train ride to your final destination saves you a significant amount.

Many smaller airlines need to show up in global search engines. Visit local airport websites or check with FondTravels for region-specific carriers that offer lower fares on certain routes.

Booking separate legs of a journey with different airlines can often save you money. Rather than relying on a single airline for a round-trip or multi-stop ticket, mixing airlines can yield cheaper fares.

Sign up for flight deal alerts to receive notifications of sales or mistake fares. FondTravels recommends setting up alerts on deal websites or directly with airlines to catch limited-time offers.

Check if two one-way tickets on different airlines are cheaper than a round-trip. Airlines' flexibility can open up cheaper options, and FondTravels can help you compare the best deals across carriers.

Midweek flights, especially on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, are less expensive. Early morning and late-night flights, which are less in demand, can also be more affordable options.

The more flexible you are with your travel dates, the more likely you are to find a great deal. Use tools like FondTravels' flexible date search feature to compare prices over a range of days and select the cheapest options.

If you're not in a rush, flights with long or overnight layovers can be significantly cheaper. Plus, some airports and cities even offer free tours for passengers on extended layovers, giving you a mini adventure at no extra cost.

Occasionally, airlines post error fares, offering tickets at a fraction of their regular price. When you spot one, act quickly – these fares don't last long!