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Discount coupons for air travel can often be obtained from a variety
of sources:
- AAA has included dollars-off coupons for travel on USAir and
United in their membership newsletter in the past.
- Some catalogs and magazines, especially those associated with business
equipment, such as the AT&T phone catalog, have included coupons
for savings on flights on Continental and Northwest.
- Supermarkets in California periodically offer promotions
providing discount coupons upon purchase of a certain amount of
groceries.
- Discover card and other credit cards have on occasion included
discount certificates with the monthly bills. Others offer discount
certificates for opening an account. See also "Credit Card
Voucher Offers" above.
- A number of banks periodically offer discount coupons for opening
accounts, usually certificate of deposit accounts (CDs) with some
minimum balance.
- Computer hardware and software manufacturers are now offering
coupons for free or cheap companion fares or other discount fares
with the purchase of their product. Recent offers (1994) include
Microsoft for software purchases and Compaq for laptop purchases.
The coupons typically have several blackout dates, require a Saturday
night stay, and have a lot of fine print, but are often transferable.
People will often advertise to sell these coupons over the net.
You can also get travel discount coupons in some of the travel
discount books, but you can almost certainly get them for free from
some of the publications listed above. But if you can't find one,
spending $20 to save $50 is probably worth it. Such entertainment
books include 800-513-6000 ($19.95, includes United coupon),
800-445-4137 (Continental coupon), 800-521-9640 ($25, Continental coupon).
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