Republic Airways, which purchased Midwest Airlines and Frontier Airlines last year, may merge the two carriers into a unified brand with a new name.
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Original post by Carrie Havranek

When it’s time to book a plane ticket, you’ve got an overwhelming number of online destinations to check—which really complicates things. NYT writer Matt Gross details his simple booking workflow, which combines his favorite traveler sites for great deals.
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You’ve probably heard of most of the services he uses (we’ve mentioned most of them here, in fact), but his process of moving from one site to the next—and his reasons for doing so—are what makes his guide interesting. Like most of us he starts at the Lifehacker favorite, Kayak, to get a baseline for prices. Next, he continues down the booking rabbit hole into more interesting and esoteric sites to verify ticket prices, see if he can find anything cheaper, and determine if he might save some money if he waits a little longer. For example:

So, I check out another site: cFares.com, which has a twist. For a $50 […]

Original post by Donald Strachan

There’s always more to see in New York City, and 2010 is no exception. Find out how to get in on all the action affordably with money-saving deals at hotels, restaurants, attractions, and more.

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