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It was on the local morning news show today. Not much info though, just a blurb

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Everyone already knows the cheapest time to book: 24 hours after you book. ;-)

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Andrew's answer is probably as close as what Google is going to give you.

The airlines themselves are still trying to retune their revenue management algorithms post Covid. Their golden egg--business travel--isn't expected to recover for years (link below.) To me, this means prices will be more volatile until the airlines have enough data to truly maximize their revenue. It also means that me and the other folks on this forum--people travelling on vacations--will be footing a greater percentage of the airlines overall "bill."

https://www.businesstravelnews.com/Procurement/US-Travel-Eases-Forecast-of-Corp-Travel-Recovery#:~:text=The%20U.S.%20Travel%20Association%20now,2027%2C%20the%20association%20announced%20Wednesday.

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Andrew H, whew, that’s the reason why I avoid looking at it afterwards. I just purchased ticket’s yesterday that were each $500 less than they were a few days earlier. I’m happy & no more looking! : )

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2314 posts

Just like after you sell stock. Never look again, you will always be disappointed.

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9456 posts

Last Friday, August 25, i was on Google Flights, ready to buy tickets that day. Message said “The cheapest time to book is usually later, Aug 29 - Nov 27”.
So i waited

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Susan, please report back! 🙂

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12636 posts

Susan, I got the same message when I was looking for flights going from MSP to Fort Myers. It told me to check back in October.

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I have to coordinate with my son to buy tickets, we were ready last Friday but now he’s on a camping trip so we’ll try again next week. But it begs the question when they say Aug 29 - Nov 27, do we wait til November? I know it’s all a gamble and no one knows…