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[haggarda.versoza 3]

There was an issue before with Expedia regarding their partner hotels especially the small ones claiming small hotels are always full therefore forcing the customers to book on more expensive ones. I just don't know if they do this with airlines. Hopefully not. As it's price competition.

I Used Vayama and Travelocity when looking for cheap flights though in the end will not use their service and just directly book from The airline itself. Like my ticket, used Travelocity and got a ticket for $900++ only and booked directly using Delta website.

Edited August 20, 2013 by haggarda.versoza

[MJandJON 1]

There was an issue before with Expedia regarding their partner hotels especially the small ones claiming small hotels are always full therefore forcing the customers to book on more expensive ones. I just don't know if they do this with airlines. Hopefully not. As it's price competition.

I Used Vayama and Travelocity when looking for cheap flights though in the end will not use their service and just directly book from The airline itself. Like my ticket, used Travelocity and got a ticket for $900++ only and booked directly using Delta website.

when are you flying haggarda? so jealous. what state are you going?

[Cha n Nel 1]

They can't do this with airline tickets since they don't have control of airline availability and inventory...hotels on the otherhand are a different story

There was an issue before with Expedia regarding their partner hotels especially the small ones claiming small hotels are always full therefore forcing the customers to book on more expensive ones. I just don't know if they do this with airlines. Hopefully not. As it's price competition.

I Used Vayama and Travelocity when looking for cheap flights though in the end will not use their service and just directly book from The airline itself. Like my ticket, used Travelocity and got a ticket for $900++ only and booked directly using Delta website.

[aki 3]

Found this at skyscanner.com

[aki 3]

$717 One way. MNL-NRT-JFK. 1hr 40mins stopover

DEPARTURE

September 17, 2013

9:30 AM Manila Ninoy Aquino (MNL)

3:00 PM Tokyo Narita (NRT)

4h 30m | ANA | NH950

September 17, 2013

4:40 PM Tokyo Narita (NRT)

4:25 PM New York John F Kennedy (JFK)

12h 45m | ANA | NH1010

Total price $717

1 Adult

[JAYANN & JAY 11]

jayann & jay that's a good deal 769 US dollars one way Manila-Taiwan-NYC...though I remembered when I had flown with EVA air in 2009, there was a layover of 6 to 8 hours in Taiwan....and the free check in luggage was 20 kilos.

I find EVA air to be the best. I've been flying with them since 2005. Love their mileage program also..my last 2 trips to the Philippines I only paid $1209.60 for Elite class and had a very comfortable seating.

[haggarda.versoza 3]

when are you flying haggarda? so jealous. what state are you going?

Sept 1, girl. NY. Don't be jelly it'll be your turn after the interview!!

[gayle blue 4]

found out UNITED airlines having a good deal next month.

[Darnell 8,478]

Gayle - check out zuji.com.sg or zuji.com.au

SOMETIMES they have nice deals, but ya gotta look.

[gayle blue 4]

gotcha baby ticket...woohoo

[The Conqueror 47]

Try EVA Air great airline goes from Manila-Taiwan-NYC. One way tickets are $769 on a weekday. If you buy online just make sure he calls EVA Air to let them he will be purchasing it for you and he is not one of the travelers so you won't have problems at the check-in.

Hi,

My Fiance booked me a ticket thru EVA Air. When he visited me a couple of weeks ago, I got his passport and credit card copy with his signature, would that works?

[DavenRoxy 1,073]

Hi,

My Fiance booked me a ticket thru EVA Air. When he visited me a couple of weeks ago, I got his passport and credit card copy with his signature, would that works?

When we booked, they wanted her to bring a copy of my ID and the CC. I just copied front and back of both on one sheet, and emailed it to her. No problemo...

[cjmc 10]

When we booked, they wanted her to bring a copy of my ID and the CC. I just copied front and back of both on one sheet, and emailed it to her. No problemo...

I just called EVA Air and they said no problem...she just needed her ID that matches the airline ticket information and she is good to go !! She will have the other documentation with her also, just in case.... :-)

cjmc

[JAYANN & JAY 11]

I just called EVA Air and they said no problem...she just needed her ID that matches the airline ticket information and she is good to go !! She will have the other documentation with her also, just in case.... :-)

cjmc

Hope she has a safe flight. Sign up for their mileage programs. Its great. You get seat upgrades when you have accured mileages so you don't get stuck sitting in Economy when you go to the Philippines

[cjmc 10]

I just found out that if I booked direct with EVA Air, then the requirement when checking in with a ticket purchased by someone else is different than if you have booked through a travel agency.

If booked through a travel agency, online...etc, they only require your regular passport and ID for checkin that matches your ticket information.

If booked direct with the airline, it looks like you would have to prearrange permission from the airline or the person could be denied passage at the airport.

Best to check with your airline to make sure what their requirements are.

Cheers,

cjmc