Mark | At The Airport | November 15th

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Most airlines give out false information with regards to check in and boarding times. This is done to ensure passengers are not late. However, it can be quite an inconvenience rushing to be there on time, only to find out that you actually have plenty of time to spare. This article will explain the real check in and boarding times, and how to interpret the false information which the airlines and airports give out. By understanding this, you will save countless hours of waiting around in airports for your flight.

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Seat selection for fun and profit

Mark | Featured | November 14th

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The Best Economy Seats

Many people show up at the airport and simply get given any old seat. When they ask, they find that all the best seats are already taken. Some passengers, however, have figured out how to have the best seats assigned to them even before online check in opens.

This article will look at the different seats available on each flight and explain which seats are the best. It may surprise you to learn that not all seats are the same.

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Cheaper airport parking

Mark | At The Airport | November 8th

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Airport parking is notoriously expensive around the world. When it comes to convenience, there have previously been few options aside from the official airport parking. This article will look at a new exciting way to find cheap, affordable and secure parking at any major airport.

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Earn cashback on flight purchases

Mark | Before You Fly | November 5th

You can now earn cashback on many online flight purchases with a variety of airlines. Any website which refers customers to an airline gets paid commission for doing so. One website has turned this around and passed the commission back to the customer, effectively giving you a sizeable chunk of cashback for every airline ticket purchase. This article will show you how to claim cashback for your next air ticked purchase.

Quidco, a UK based company sends visitors to airline websites and when the visitor makes a booking, Quidco receives a commission. This commission is then shared with the visitor. In effect, this means that if you visit Quidco then you can receive cashback every time you book a flight with certain airlines. Individual airlines and other booking sites such as Expedia, Opodo and Lastminute.com are represented here.

Quidco offer cashback for a wide range of companies but this article will focus on flights. Quidco is free to join and you receive 100% of the commission for all purchases. There is a £5 annual charge which is only applicable if you actually earn cashback. The fee is automatically deducted from your cashback balance. If you use the service one and never again then you won’t have to pay any recurring annual fees. Essentially, the first £5 you earn per year gets deducted from you as a fee for the service.