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Wow!!!, here goes, trying to answer as many as possible:
56) Kim, CA to US is now on the list
55) Pat, you are in biz fare 3 day advance purchase land, price will be $400+, Sun Country I believe flies into SFO from MSP, you might try them, going to be tough on that one
54) Bob, I have put your request on our feature list
53 & 52) Karen & Laurie, noted and on the list as well
51) Barb, thanks for the kind words, tie-ing in non-stops and sales is a great idea, look for that one soon
50) Bob, thanks for the support
49) Erin, you might want to sign up for departure alerts from SEA it will send emails to all cities from SEA - FareCompare.com Airfare Email Alerts
48) Emily, with this response you can expect it soon
47) Ben, I’ll definitely send you a note, all you absolutely must check out one of my favorite blogs Shoppers Bit Back Consumerist.com, Ben and his team are gurus.
46) Cindy, noted
45) Al, Rome is by far on of the most expensive cities in Europe to travel to. I have sent several people to check out EuroFly from New York and they report good prices and fair service. If you are adventurous take a cheap flight to Dublin and then RyanAir down from their. May season prices are a bit lower than peak summer but are pretty expensive, if you can go a tad bit earlier you might be able to catch the season price break. These trips are going to get a lot cheaper once the Open Skies pact between E.U. and U.S. starts officially next March, it will take a while but we will see a lot more competition for trans-atlantic flights, later in 2008 and early 2009.
44) Jennifer, the new tool will have several filters for you as well as the full fare rule text
42) Marianne see my post in 43
41) Lee, we will be changing the alerts output soon to include both text and html which will allow us more flexiblity to put more information in the alert content
40) Madeline, (btw one of my favorite names) noted
39) Norener, remember European flights have $250 built in for fuel surcharges and taxes. Your best bet from ATL to LON is obviously Delta (its hub) you can fly there for under $500 out the door on Tue/Wed in December & January (except for Xmas)
38) Sue, the tool we roll out will include both domestic and international
37) Luella, MCO-LAX is running $320 for connecting and $420 for non-stop in late January, I would wait for a while on thos prices they are likely to drop dramatically in the next 2-3 months.
36 & 35) Jane, Sherri codes in the alerts is now on the list and definitely will be doing the tool
34) Don, we will definitely include europe, you can check out the maps now from our home page which takes you worldwide from your departure airport.
32) Jill, thanks for the support, stay tuned
31) Mike, thanks for the support and look for the min stay number and also the full text rules on this new tool
30) Dan, we will make it easy to click through in the tool so you can quickly check out flights
29) Rebecca, it has been tough out of PIT, I hope someone will step in and take up the slack. Hang in there
28) Gina, thanks for the support
27) Judy, ouch, Northwest Hub to Hub, American Airlines was fighting with NW a bit recently, if you fly on Tuesdays 14 days out in the next 2 months you can get in for $218 connecting and $250 non-stop out the door
26) Pat, agreed, more deals is in
25) Gary, Thanks for the support, stay tuned
24) Janet, MEM-OMA is running $240 on Tuesdays and $260 out the door on other days until November. This isn’t a great price, but I have seen worse, tough call on this one to wait. I am a gambler normally on these, but I wouldn’t be upset if you pulled the trigger at that price. OMA is a smaller airport which normally pays a $40-80 premium unfortunately.
23) Rob/Roy, The airlines have more control over prices than we do :), we just try to level the playing field. You should by RIGHT NOW you can get in non-stop EWR-FLL for $130-$155 on JetBlue and Continental in Februrary.
22) Nicole, we will make it easy to look up the codes :), I am surprised no one challenged me to a city code trivia …
21) Phillip, will do
20) Brian, it is very choppy right now to Europe, there are a few deals for November in places like London and Dublin, depends on your departure and destination, but you should get a decent deal (remember $250 is baked into the price for fuel charges and taxes)
19) Angela, thanks for the support and yes we have the information for international as long as it touches the U.S. and Canada, our outbound U.S. is better, we are still working on several currency issues for originating outside U.S./Canada.
18) Lynda, MCI-PVR $470 is a decent price, but not a great one, you should be able to get in the low $400’s out the door on thursdays in March (assuming spring break is in March?) Frontier is your best bet
17) Rhonda, definitely we’ll have the tool, I need to think more of how we might deliver this via email w/o being a nuisance
16) Nancy, definitely
15) Jack, you should be able to setup alerts from GDL and YYZ, be sure and do it in the international alerts section of the email and not the domestic
14) Sue, matching up with flight schedules is both doable (since we process worldwide flight schedules) and noted as well in later comment. Good idea
13) Marilyn, thanks for the support, stay tuned for more
12) Lee, you can sign up for international alerts from Canada to Europe, be sure and use the International alert add area (not domestic) http://www.farecompare.com/email
11) Vincent, those prices are running in the mid $500’s out the door for the next 3 months, don’t seem much slack in that price unfortunately
10) Howard, we are very aware of trying not to inundate people, thus the city pair alerts, so don’t worry this issue will be a high priority for us (no need to waste our compute time and your valuable time) when its not needed
8 & 9) Kristie, $199 is not too bad out the door, for GSO-MDT, CLT-MDT is cheapest in September at $178 out the door on NW connecting $20 more for non-stop.
7) Mike, noted
6) Leslie, SFO-BOS, is going to be on the Virgin American Route schedule sooon, and prices will drop, you are looking at low $300’s out the door now for September/October which isn’t too bad.
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Thanks for all the comments, I’ll try my best to give quick advice.

Keep up the great work!!