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CHARLOTTE (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — ‘Hidden City’ or throwaway ticketing has landed a company behind a ‘skiplagging’ hack in hot water. American Airlines (AA) has been awarded over 9 million dollars after a ...

What if you could save $180 on airfare, but there was a 0.1% chance that the airline could flag your ticket and ban you from future flights? That’s the promise — and risk — of skiplagging. It’s a ...

Prepare for record air fares, some travel insiders are warning. Two of the main reasons: demand for travel seems irrepressible, with many of us still making up for journeys lost during the Covid ...

Airline tickets are obnoxiously expensive. There, I said it. To add insult to injury, these already exorbitant prices only continue soaring over the holidays and during peak travel times like school ...

Catherine Slack (@catherineslack) says she was looking to book a flight to Atlanta but hit a snag—direct flights were just too pricey and barely worth the trip. That’s when she stumbled onto the ...

In what has been called an open secret in flying for years, airline customers are turning to skiplagging, a controversial hack to save money on their ticket that can have varying consequences.

Everyone wants a deal, and skiplagging is a travel hack that promises to slash how much you pay for airfare. “It is not for the faint of heart, but it is a way to save a significant amount,” says ...

With airfare costs rising, some price-conscious travelers are getting creative—and risking disrupted travel plans—to nab cheap flights. One of the more controversial hacks used by budget fliers today ...