How To Fly For Free: Practical Tips The Airlines Don't Want You To Know

How To Fly For Free: Practical Tips The Airlines Don't Want You To Know

How To Fly For Free gives you hyper-practical tips on how to travel anywhere in the world without breaking the bank. You’ll learn how to quickly rack up hundreds of thousands of frequent flyer miles. (These tips helped me earn over 1.4 million points since 2010.) You’ll also learn how to:<br /><br />- Earn elite status in just one flight<br />- Bring along a companion anywhere you fly — free — for two years<br />- Add extra cities to your trip<br />- Get bumped<br />- And more<br /><br />Plenty of books promise to teach you how to get the cheapest airfare possible with 350 pages worth of useless tips like “book your flights on Tuesdays at 1pm” or “try to fly the same carrier each time.” This isn’t that book. How To Fly For Free is a practical, step-by-step guide that will let you avoid paying thousands for airfare.Words: 13,132<br />Pages: 56<br /><br />-----------------------<br /><br />Table of Contents<br /><br />Introduction<br /><br />Section 1: How to Get Free Flights<br /><br />1) The Fastest Way To Get Free Flights<br />2) How Your Credit Score Works<br />3) Step-By-Step Guides For Three Types Of Travelers<br />4) How To Get Bumped<br />5) Earning Elite Status In One Roundtrip Flight<br />6) Complaints = Miles<br />7) Bring A Companion For Free<br /><br />Section 2: How to Use Your Miles<br /><br />8) Spending Points Wisely<br />9) How To Fly To Additional Cities For Free<br />10) Using Partner Airlines To Fly Anywhere In The World<br /><br />Section 3: Planning a Trip From Start to Finish<br /><br />11) How To Plan A Trip, Step-By-Step<br />12) Finding Cheap Flights<br /><br />-----------------------<br /><br />About the author: Scott Keyes is a travel expert who has earned 1.4 million points in the past two years. He personally travels around 100,000 miles per year. Though once skeptical about the usefulness of frequent flyer miles, free trips to places like Norway, Dominican Republic, and the Galapagos Islands put his fears to rest.