Let's say we are flying round trip so click in the circle that is beside of round trip. Next the Web site will ask, "Where would you like to go?" Let's say we are going to Manhattan, NY and leaving from Charlotte, N.C. Therefore you would type Charlotte, NC in a box titled departing from, and type Manhattan, NY in the box titled destination (where you are going). Next you will choose dates from a drop down box, which is a box with an arrow pointing downward in it and the box says, "Leaving." This is where you click on a specific date and time that you will be leaving the airport. Then there is a box that says," Returning." This is where you click on a specific date and time when you will be coming back. Next the Web site will ask how many travelers, including children that will be traveling with you. You will pick how many adults are going with you and the same process for children. The last question it will ask you is do you want to search all airlines or just a certain one. Maybe you don't want to fly the Continental Airlines but prefer to fly USAir. This is where you will do this. If you have no preference on which planes you want to fly, then click on the box that says no preference. Then it will ask you what class of service you want. This means First class or Economy. First class means you can sit in the front and get better .
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meals and can drink alcohol. Economy means that you don't care about all that just get you to your destination. You will pick this from a drop down box also and believe me Economy is cheaper. A box entitled "Maximum connections" will ask you how many stops or how many times you are willing to change planes on the way. I can tell you if you can get a nonstop flight, I would do it. Changing flights is very nerve racking because sometimes you have to rush to get to the next plane. Now that you have entered all the information needed you are ready to search for the cheap flights the Web site has to offer.
