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Very simple, and delivers: This is my kind of travel website. What I like about this particular website was its ability to get the job done. I like the simplistic feel of getting in and getting out, to getting on your way. This is very useful when traveling especially if your only needing to get on the web to grab your itinerary. If I am having to wait for a lot of HTML to load, then it isn't going to make me happy. Obviously on the downside, it doesn't have all the bells and whistles other sites would have. I say this is bad, but really it is the only thing I can find wrong with this site. My impression is simple, it should be what every travel site should be.
Finding Airline Fares: If you're a person who is a frequent flyer, you may find this site helpful. The best feature is that it allows you to search multiple sites and compare their pricing side-by-side. The worst thing is that the response was fairly slow and ended up being, what I would call, not helpful.
I searched on a standard route and had the site compare their fare with Expedia, Travelocity, and Hotwire. It opened each of these in a separate window. The advantage was that I typed in the routing once rather than having to visit each site. Farecast lets you choose which sites you'd like to include in your search and that is a nice feature.
It took awhile for all the results to come in and I was able to do a favorable comparison. However, I was surprised that the farecast.com site came back with the message "no fare avaliable" when I got fare information from all the other sites. I found that a bit confusing.
Overall, the usefulness of the site outweighs the negative response to the inquiry.