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How to find cheap flights, what is the best day to buy a plane ticket.

This just in! Airfares offered on Thursdays tend to be the cheapest, according to flight demand on Travelocity in 2021. Tuesday and Wednesday prices are also good, but you may want to prepare your budget if booking during the weekend, as data shows that is when prices are generally at their highest.

What are the cheapest days to fly?

Frequent travelers may already know this, but earlier in the week can be the cheapest time to fly. In 2021, flights departing on a Monday were generally the cheapest of the week, whereas you may pay a premium for weekend flights when demand is usually high. On average, tickets were most expensive for Saturday departures, so if you need to fly out on a weekend, you might look for deals ahead of time.

How far in advance can you book a flight?

Trying to figure out how early you should book your flight? It’s possible to start comparing international airfares on Travelocity up to 12 months in advance. However, it does depend on the carrier as not all airlines release their prices that far out. According to our 2021 flight demand trends, last minute planners can still bag a bargain with some of the cheapest fares appearing 0-2 weeks prior to their travel dates.

*According to flight demand on Travelocity.com from January to December 2021. Savings are subject to change based on departure location, date and destination.

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Top Routes to Denver

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London flights

• Flight Belfast - London (BFS - STN) £30+
• Flight Edinburgh - London (EDI - STN) £30+
• Flight Glasgow - London (GLA - LTN) £48+
• Flight Edinburgh - London (EDI - LGW) £51+
• Flight Edinburgh - London (EDI - LTN) £51+
• Flight Glasgow - London (GLA - STN) £51+
• Flight Belfast - London (BFS - LTN) £51+
• Flight Glasgow - London (GLA - LGW) £51+
• Flight Belfast - London (BHD - LTN) £52+
• Flight Belfast - London (BFS - LGW) £60+
• Flight Belfast - London (BHD - LGW) £60+
• Flight Newcastle upon Tyne - London (NCL - LHR) £62+
• Flight Glasgow - London (GLA - LHR) £67+
• Flight Aberdeen - London (ABZ - LHR) £70+
• Flight Edinburgh - London (EDI - LHR) £71+
• Flight Belfast - London (BHD - LHR) £74+
• Flight Belfast - London (BFS - LHR) £74+
• Flight Manchester - London (MAN - LHR) £77+
• Flight Manchester - London (MAN - LGW) £108+
• Flight Glasgow - London (GLA - LCY) £118+
• Flight Edinburgh - London (EDI - LCY) £123+
• Flight Belfast - London (BHD - LCY) £128+
• Flight Belfast - London (BFS - LCY) £128+
• Flight Manchester - London (MAN - LCY) £236+

Amsterdam flights

• Flight London - Amsterdam (SEN - AMS) £58+
• Flight Liverpool - Amsterdam (LPL - AMS) £60+
• Flight Manchester - Amsterdam (MAN - AMS) £61+
• Flight London - Amsterdam (LTN - AMS) £62+
• Flight Bristol - Amsterdam (BRS - AMS) £63+
• Flight London - Amsterdam (LGW - AMS) £64+
• Flight London - Amsterdam (STN - AMS) £64+

Paris flights

• Flight London - Paris (LHR - ORY) £25+
• Flight Birmingham - Paris (BHX - BVA) £30+
• Flight Manchester - Paris (MAN - BVA) £30+
• Flight London - Paris (LGW - ORY) £47+
• Flight Manchester - Paris (MAN - CDG) £50+
• Flight London - Paris (SEN - CDG) £52+
• Flight Bristol - Paris (BRS - CDG) £53+
• Flight London - Paris (LTN - CDG) £54+
• Flight Manchester - Paris (MAN - ORY) £57+

Los Angeles flights

• Flight London - Los Angeles (LGW - LAX) £364+
• Flight London - Los Angeles (LHR - LAX) £376+
• Flight Edinburgh - Los Angeles (EDI - LAX) £379+
• Flight Manchester - Los Angeles (MAN - LAX) £450+
• Flight Newcastle upon Tyne - Los Angeles (NCL - LAX) £487+
• Flight London - Los Angeles (LCY - LAX) £501+
• Flight Glasgow - Los Angeles (GLA - LAX) £528+

Alicante flights

• Flight London - Alicante (STN - ALC) £30+
• Flight Bristol - Alicante (BRS - ALC) £35+
• Flight London - Alicante (LTN - ALC) £39+
• Flight London - Alicante (LGW - ALC) £47+
• Flight Birmingham - Alicante (BHX - ALC) £63+
• Flight Bournemouth - Alicante (BOH - ALC) £63+
• Flight Cardiff - Alicante (CWL - ALC) £65+

Pakistan flights

• Flight London - Karachi (LGW - KHI) £392+
• Flight London - Karachi (STN - KHI) £398+
• Flight London - Karachi (LHR - KHI) £440+
• Flight London - Lahore (LHR - LHE) £442+
• Flight London - Islamabad (STN - ISB) £456+
• Flight Manchester - Islamabad (MAN - ISB) £465+
• Flight Manchester - Karachi (MAN - KHI) £468+

India flights

• Flight London - Mumbai (LGW - BOM) £363+
• Flight London - Mumbai (LHR - BOM) £368+
• Flight London - New Delhi (LGW - DEL) £381+
• Flight London - Kochi (LGW - COK) £389+
• Flight London - Amritsar (LGW - ATQ) £394+
• Flight London - Ahmedabad (LGW - AMD) £408+
• Flight London - New Delhi (LHR - DEL) £411+

Belfast flights

• Flight Liverpool - Belfast (LPL - BHD) £47+
• Flight Manchester - Belfast (MAN - BHD) £48+
• Flight Birmingham - Belfast (BHX - BHD) £49+
• Flight Glasgow - Belfast (GLA - BHD) £51+
• Flight Edinburgh - Belfast (EDI - BHD) £52+
• Flight London - Belfast (LTN - BHD) £52+
• Flight London - Belfast (LGW - BHD) £55+

Glasgow flights

• Flight Belfast - Glasgow (BFS - GLA) £47+
• Flight Birmingham - Glasgow (BHX - GLA) £47+
• Flight London - Glasgow (LTN - GLA) £47+
• Flight London - Glasgow (LGW - GLA) £48+
• Flight London - Glasgow (STN - GLA) £50+
• Flight Belfast - Glasgow (BHD - GLA) £51+
• Flight Bristol - Glasgow (BRS - GLA) £55+

New York flights

• Flight London - New York (LGW - JFK) £268+
• Flight London - New Windsor (STN - SWF) £288+
• Flight London - Newark (LHR - EWR) £306+
• Flight London - Newark (LGW - EWR) £315+
• Flight London - New Windsor (LTN - SWF) £317+
• Flight London - New York (LHR - JFK) £325+
• Flight Manchester - New Windsor (MAN - SWF) £328+
• Flight Manchester - New York (MAN - JFK) £377+
• Flight Manchester - Newark (MAN - EWR) £377+

Barcelona flights

• Flight London - Barcelona (STN - BCN) £30+
• Flight Birmingham - Barcelona (BHX - BCN) £34+
• Flight Liverpool - Barcelona (LPL - BCN) £35+
• Flight London - Barcelona (LTN - BCN) £35+
• Flight Nottingham - Barcelona (EMA - BCN) £35+
• Flight London - Barcelona (LGW - BCN) £36+
• Flight Newcastle upon Tyne - Barcelona (NCL - BCN) £37+

Orlando flights

• Flight London - Orlando (LGW - MCO) £348+
• Flight Manchester - Orlando (MAN - MCO) £385+
• Flight London - Orlando (LHR - MCO) £394+
• Flight London - Orlando (LCY - MCO) £437+
• Flight Glasgow - Orlando (GLA - MCO) £459+
• Flight Newcastle upon Tyne - Orlando (NCL - MCO) £467+
• Flight Edinburgh - Orlando (EDI - MCO) £476+

Dublin flights

• Flight Newquay - Dublin (NQY - DUB) £27+
• Flight Birmingham - Dublin (BHX - DUB) £30+
• Flight Bristol - Dublin (BRS - DUB) £30+
• Flight Edinburgh - Dublin (EDI - DUB) £30+
• Flight Glasgow - Dublin (GLA - DUB) £30+
• Flight Leeds - Dublin (LBA - DUB) £30+
• Flight Liverpool - Dublin (LPL - DUB) £30+
• Flight London - Dublin (LGW - DUB) £30+
• Flight London - Dublin (LTN - DUB) £30+
• Flight London - Dublin (STN - DUB) £30+
• Flight Manchester - Dublin (MAN - DUB) £30+
• Flight Newcastle upon Tyne - Dublin (NCL - DUB) £30+
• Flight Nottingham - Dublin (EMA - DUB) £30+
• Flight Cardiff - Dublin (CWL - DUB) £31+
• Flight London - Dublin (LHR - DUB) £55+
• Flight Aberdeen - Dublin (ABZ - DUB) £80+
• Flight Exeter - Dublin (EXT - DUB) £97+
• Flight Southampton - Dublin (SOU - DUB) £100+
• Flight London - Dublin (LCY - DUB) £103+
• Flight Belfast - Dublin (BFS - DUB) £112+
• Flight London - Dublin (SEN - DUB) £141+
• Flight Inverness - Dublin (INV - DUB) £144+
• Flight Grimsby - Dublin (HUY - DUB) £245+
• Flight Darlington - Dublin (MME - DUB) £299+

Berlin flights

• Flight London - Berlin (STN - BER) £30+
• Flight Nottingham - Berlin (EMA - BER) £30+
• Flight Manchester - Berlin (MAN - BER) £38+
• Flight Edinburgh - Berlin (EDI - BER) £56+
• Flight Birmingham - Berlin (BHX - BER) £64+
• Flight London - Berlin (LTN - BER) £66+
• Flight London - Berlin (LGW - BER) £87+

Australia flights

• Flight London - Sydney (LHR - SYD) £543+
• Flight London - Sydney (LGW - SYD) £619+
• Flight London - Melbourne (LHR - MEL) £628+
• Flight London - Perth (LHR - PER) £652+
• Flight London - Perth (LGW - PER) £659+
• Flight London - Melbourne (LGW - MEL) £673+
• Flight Manchester - Sydney (MAN - SYD) £682+

Canada flights

• Flight London - Hamilton (LHR - YHM) £308+
• Flight London - Toronto (STN - YYZ) £308+
• Flight London - Hamilton (LGW - YHM) £340+
• Flight London - Toronto (LGW - YYZ) £344+
• Flight London - Toronto (LGW - YTZ) £344+
• Flight London - Montreal (LTN - YUL) £346+
• Flight London - Montreal (LGW - YUL) £347+

Edinburgh flights

• Flight Belfast - Edinburgh (BFS - EDI) £30+
• Flight Bournemouth - Edinburgh (BOH - EDI) £30+
• Flight London - Edinburgh (STN - EDI) £30+
• Flight Birmingham - Edinburgh (BHX - EDI) £43+
• Flight London - Edinburgh (LGW - EDI) £47+
• Flight London - Edinburgh (LTN - EDI) £48+
• Flight Belfast - Edinburgh (BHD - EDI) £52+

Manchester flights

• Flight Belfast - Manchester (BFS - MAN) £30+
• Flight Belfast - Manchester (BHD - MAN) £43+
• Flight Glasgow - Manchester (GLA - MAN) £76+
• Flight London - Manchester (LHR - MAN) £77+
• Flight Edinburgh - Manchester (EDI - MAN) £82+
• Flight Newquay - Manchester (NQY - MAN) £101+
• Flight London - Manchester (STN - MAN) £106+

Bangkok flights

• Flight Manchester - Bangkok (MAN - BKK) £388+
• Flight Edinburgh - Bangkok (EDI - BKK) £392+
• Flight Bristol - Bangkok (BRS - BKK) £396+
• Flight London - Bangkok (LGW - BKK) £437+
• Flight London - Bangkok (LCY - BKK) £450+
• Flight London - Bangkok (LHR - BKK) £452+
• Flight Belfast - Bangkok (BHD - BKK) £485+
• Flight Belfast - Bangkok (BFS - BKK) £485+
• Flight Birmingham - Bangkok (BHX - BKK) £506+
• Flight Newcastle upon Tyne - Bangkok (NCL - BKK) £507+
• Flight Glasgow - Bangkok (GLA - BKK) £514+
• Flight London - Bangkok (LTN - BKK) £521+
• Flight Darlington - Bangkok (MME - BKK) £576+
• Flight Inverness - Bangkok (INV - BKK) £581+

Dubai flights

• Flight London - Dubai (LTN - DXB) £183+
• Flight London - Dubai (LGW - DXB) £209+
• Flight Birmingham - Dubai (BHX - DXB) £244+
• Flight Glasgow - Dubai (GLA - DXB) £252+
• Flight Liverpool - Dubai (LPL - DXB) £263+
• Flight Manchester - Dubai (MAN - DXB) £312+
• Flight London - Dubai (LHR - DXB) £320+
• Flight Leeds - Dubai (LBA - DXB) £346+
• Flight London - Dubai (STN - DXB) £347+
• Flight Newcastle upon Tyne - Dubai (NCL - DXB) £401+
• Flight Edinburgh - Dubai (EDI - DXB) £403+
• Flight London - Dubai (LCY - DXB) £415+
• Flight Bristol - Dubai (BRS - DXB) £428+
• Flight Aberdeen - Dubai (ABZ - DXB) £467+
• Flight Belfast - Dubai (BFS - DXB) £502+
• Flight London - Dubai (SEN - DXB) £524+
• Flight Belfast - Dubai (BHD - DXB) £536+
• Flight Southampton - Dubai (SOU - DXB) £556+
• Flight Coventry - Dubai (CVT - DXB) £631+
• Flight Cardiff - Dubai (CWL - DXB) £700+
• Flight Doncaster - Dubai (DSA - DXB) £719+
• Flight Nottingham - Dubai (EMA - DXB) £834+

Málaga flights

• Flight London - Málaga (LTN - AGP) £36+
• Flight London - Málaga (LGW - AGP) £40+
• Flight London - Málaga (STN - AGP) £40+
• Flight Nottingham - Málaga (EMA - AGP) £48+
• Flight Glasgow - Málaga (GLA - AGP) £51+
• Flight Birmingham - Málaga (BHX - AGP) £55+
• Flight Cardiff - Málaga (CWL - AGP) £63+
• Flight Glasgow - Málaga (PIK - AGP) £63+
• Flight Manchester - Málaga (MAN - AGP) £64+
• Flight Bournemouth - Málaga (BOH - AGP) £67+
• Flight Liverpool - Málaga (LPL - AGP) £77+
• Flight Belfast - Málaga (BFS - AGP) £78+
• Flight Bristol - Málaga (BRS - AGP) £79+
• Flight London - Málaga (SEN - AGP) £79+

Rome flights

• Flight London - Rome (STN - CIA) £30+
• Flight London - Rome (LGW - FCO) £34+
• Flight Manchester - Rome (MAN - CIA) £51+
• Flight London - Rome (LTN - FCO) £63+
• Flight London - Rome (LHR - FCO) £66+
• Flight Edinburgh - Rome (EDI - CIA) £76+
• Flight London - Rome (STN - FCO) £77+

Lisbon flights

• Flight London - Lisbon (LTN - LIS) £52+
• Flight London - Lisbon (STN - LIS) £61+
• Flight London - Lisbon (LGW - LIS) £67+
• Flight Manchester - Lisbon (MAN - LIS) £81+
• Flight Birmingham - Lisbon (BHX - LIS) £84+
• Flight London - Lisbon (LHR - LIS) £92+
• Flight Edinburgh - Lisbon (EDI - LIS) £106+

Europe flights

• Flight London - Málaga (LTN - AGP) £34+
• Flight London - Málaga (LGW - AGP) £41+
• Flight London - Barcelona (LHR - BCN) £47+

New Zealand flights

• Flight London - Auckland (LHR - AKL) £520+
• Flight London - Auckland (LGW - AKL) £573+
• Flight London - Wellington (LHR - WLG) £612+
• Flight London - Christchurch (LHR - CHC) £676+
• Flight London - Christchurch (LGW - CHC) £745+
• Flight Manchester - Auckland (MAN - AKL) £782+
• Flight London - Queenstown (LHR - ZQN) £797+

Newquay flights

• Flight London - Newquay (STN - NQY) £30+
• Flight London - Newquay (LGW - NQY) £85+
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Airfare shouldn’t spike again this summer, but don’t expect steep discounts either

After a volatile few years for airfare, prices this summer should be a bit more steady thanks to stabilizing supply and demand, experts say.

In fact, whether you're planning to fly within the U.S. or internationally, you may have better luck finding a good deal than you did a year or two ago.

At the same time, those hoping for smaller crowds at airports and tourist hot spots may be waiting awhile, as all signs point to another busy summer travel season — both at U.S. airports and overseas.

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'Roller coaster' may be subsiding

Domestic airfare has been on something of a roller coaster ever since the start of the coronavirus pandemic more than four years ago.

In 2020 and early 2021, fares dropped as airports emptied out, with travelers staying home. Then, prices surged as demand, fuel costs and overall inflation did the same in 2022. At the same time, demand from travelers exceeded the supply — of flights and seats — airlines could offer.

But if you found yourself booking a trip late last year to North America's most popular leisure destinations like Orlando, Las Vegas or Cancun, Mexico, you may have found a bargain.

In fact, airlines added so many flights to those cities and some others — too many, in the eyes of some industry analysts — that competition drove fares down , prompting some carriers (like Frontier Airlines and Spirit Airlines) to pivot in recent months, shifting planes to other parts of the country in search of higher profits.

Will flights be cheaper this summer?

When it comes to the domestic airfare picture this summer, how does a little stability sound?

"We expect summer 2024 to be similar to last year in terms of demand and pricing," Hayley Berg, lead economist at booking app Hopper, told TPG.

Domestic airfare

Average domestic, round-trip airfare for June currently sits at roughly $303, Hopper noted in its most recent consumer travel index published last week. Average round-trip routes are trending lower for July ($282) and August ($267).

In keeping with recent months' trends, you may be able to score an even cheaper deal if you're headed to Walt Disney World or South Beach in Miami Beach, Florida, or if you're planning to take advantage of Marriott Bonvoy's growing presence along the Las Vegas Strip.

"Current airfare as of this week to Orlando, Miami, Las Vegas and most other top domestic destinations remains lower than at this time last year, and in 2022," Berg said.

Don't expect summer 2024 fares to drop significantly, either

At the same time, ultra-cheap fares to Orlando or Las Vegas are of little help if you're planning a trip to, say, Chicago or Seattle.

To that end, when taking the whole country into account, experts don't expect overall fares to drop much more, either — at least not significantly. Again, the expectation is that fares will generally stay fairly consistent from last summer, although that can certainly vary from one destination to another.

Part of that stability comes from airline capacity.

Numerous airlines are growing their flight schedules, but at a much slower pace than they did in the first years after the height of the pandemic.

Collectively, airlines this June, July and August will offer a modest 6% more seats on domestic flights versus last summer, according to data from aviation analytics firm Cirium.

For perspective, domestic seats grew about 15% from 2021 to 2023.

"We shouldn't expect a significant reduction in [fares] this summer as airlines both manage capacity and also have to work their way through issues of aircraft availability in some cases," said John Grant, analyst at travel data firm OAG.

To his point, some airlines would love to add more flights but can't. Aircraft delivery delays, engine problems and air traffic control shortages could limit more significant growth.

That could prevent the overall supply and demand equation from tilting too much further in customers' favor. After all, consumers benefit when supply (flights and seats, in the case of air travel) solidly exceeds demand.

Also a factor in capping stronger growth: Hundreds of regional jets remain parked amid a still-festering pilot shortage that's continued to limit flights at many of the nation's smallest airports.

Broader trends encouraging for consumers

Still, bigger-picture signs do point in an encouraging direction for consumers with respect to airfare.

Adjusted for inflation, the cost of airfare is as low as it's been in recent memory, Scott Keyes, founder and cheap flight expert at Going.com , pointed out in a post last week on the social platform X.

"By historical standards, we are living in the golden age of cheap flights," Keyes wrote, citing March Federal Reserve data, noting that inflation-adjusted airfare is around 33% cheaper than it was a decade ago.

How expensive will summer 2024 international flights be?

There's also promising news for travelers hoping to plan an overseas trip for this summer.

Round-trip airfare to several of the most popular European destinations has dropped since last year , according to data from FCM and Corporate Traveler, the flagship business travel divisions of Flight Centre Travel Group, shared exclusively with TPG.

The first three months of 2024 featured round-trip price drops of roughly 12% to the United Kingdom and France versus last year. Fares to Spain were also down 9%, while those to Italy were down nearly 4%. Not to mention, there was a 6.5% drop for transpacific flights to Japan.

As usual, prices over the summer will surely be more expensive than the lower-demand winter months. However, the overall trends this year point in a positive direction for consumers, Berg said — particularly after a couple of expensive summers for international flying.

"For travelers priced out of Europe in 2023, you may be in luck for a 2024 trip," Berg said. "Prices to Europe are down [roughly] 10% compared to this time last year already."

Collectively, seats to Europe on the "Big Three" U.S. carriers — American Airlines, Delta Air Lines and United Airlines — this June, July and August will be up roughly 13% from 2019, Cirium data shows — though the vast majority of that growth is aboard two airlines: Delta and, most significantly, United.

Another busy summer expected

Wherever you're flying, all signs point to another busy summer at U.S. airports.

So far in 2024, Transportation Security Administration checkpoints have seen passenger traffic up about 6% from this time last year, according to data analyzed by TPG.

On March 28, the Thursday leading into Easter weekend, the TSA recorded its 10th busiest day of all time. That follows all-time single-day passenger traffic records broken on two occasions last year.

Meanwhile, U.S. Customs and Border Protection received an unprecedented crush of Global Entry applications in February, a top program official told TPG this month — far exceeding the record rate of applications witnessed in 2023.

Airlines have similarly noted the intense desire to travel witnessed since 2022 hasn't waned in 2024.

"Everything we see from a bookings perspective is solid now," American Airlines CEO Robert Isom said at an industry conference in March. "I do think that this is a trend that we will continue to see long into the future."

"Consumer demand is robust and premium trends remain strong," Delta president Glen Hauenstein echoed on the carrier's first-quarter earnings call last week.

Finding the cheapest summer 2024 airfare

Here are some things to consider if you're planning to book a flight this summer.

Search using Google Flights, but book directly with the airline

Unless you're in hot pursuit of elite status on a particular airline, using Google Flights to search fares across a broad list of airlines will help you find the cheapest fares. And don't limit yourself: search as many airlines, airports and dates as your schedule and travel preferences allow.

Then, your best bet is typically to go and book the trip directly with your airline of choice.

Tip: Don't forget to check Southwest.

Southwest Airlines itineraries don't populate in Google Flights, so you'll need to check that carrier's website separately.

Though our guide to finding the cheapest airfare gets more specific on how early you should book domestic and international flights, your best bet is, generally, to book as early as possible.

That's especially true if you're booking an international trip.

Tip: Cancel and rebook if you find a better deal.

Remember, the larger carriers' main cabin fares typically allow you to cancel a flight and, at a minimum, retain the difference in airline credit. That means that if you book early and later realize the price dropped, you can often cancel your trip and rebook at the lower price point.

This is also true (even more so, in fact) for award flights booked using airline miles . Most loyalty programs will redeposit your miles and refund taxes and fees if you need to cancel, which can help you get a better redemption if the points price drops after you book.

Travel in shoulder season

If your schedule allows you to travel close to, but not in, the peak summer months, do it.

"For the best deals, plan to travel in May or September when prices will be lowest for bucket list trips," Berg said.

Tip: Be ready to plan a fall trip, too.

Last year, we saw numerous airfare deals pop up toward the end of summer, and those prices lasted through the autumn months.

Enroll in Global Entry now (but wait for the kids)

Global Entry application fees are set to jump from $100 to $120 for a five-year membership in October.

So, if you're an adult applicant, now is the time to apply before the price increases. Keep in mind that several travel credit cards have historically come with perks that include reimbursing the cardholder's $100 application fee. Citi just announced two of its cards will fully reimburse the higher $120 fee as of October.

One bit of good news is that kids of Global Entry members or applicants can join for free as of Oct. 1. Because of this, it may be best to hold off on enrolling your kids who are younger than 18 until fall.

Tip: Use Mobile Passport Control for non-members.

If you're not a frequent international traveler or are holding off on enrolling kids for Global Entry, CBP has a free time-saving option for non-Global Entry members you'll want to consider.

The Mobile Passport Control app makes it possible to handle a good portion of your customs requirements on your smartphone before deplaning so you can head to a shorter line at passport control.

The app has been around for years but is used by far too few travelers, said Marc Calixte, CBP's area port director for the area port of Washington, D.C.

"It's not Global Entry," he said, "but it's pretty close. And it's free."

Best Luggage for International Travel to Make Your Trip Abroad Easy and Enjoyable

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More Americans are traveling abroad with over “one-in-five Americans planning on vacationing in a foreign country in the near future,” according to Reuters . I myself head to Sweden for a few weeks every summer to visit my in-laws, and packing our suitcases with clothes—both sweaters and bathing suits because Swedish weather can be unpredictable—along with gifts for relatives is a days-long undertaking.

When traveling internationally, most people focus on important stuff like updating passports, understanding customs requirements, making hotel reservations, and planning exciting itineraries, but choosing the right luggage for your long-haul trip ranks up there in ensuring you and yours have a fun and hassle-free trip.

“Choosing the right luggage helps to keep your trip smooth and uncomplicated,” says Ivette Manner s, a travel and bridal writer who goes around the globe for her job several times a year. “I travel often for work and leisure and like to keep things simple. You don’t want to rush through airports, customs, taxis, and public transport being bogged down with a lot of baggage—and you don’t want to make the mistake of leaving anything crucial behind.” she says.

What to consider when choosing luggage for international travel

Situation equals size.

Whether you’re jetting off for a weekend wedding or embarking on a multi-city trip will help you decide which type of suitcase you need: carry-on, mid size, oversized, weekender, and more. Also, how many are in your party? Traveling solo or with family, friends, or loved ones?

Visiting Europe with my family for two or three weeks means we need larger, checked luggage paired with smaller carry-on backpacks and totes for the flights. When traveling for work, Manners takes “one roomy, zip-top tote bag and a medium-size suitcase.” The length of stay, and purpose of travel will help determine the size and type of luggage you need.

Airline compliance

It is zero fun to have to check your carry-on last-minute or pay extra exorbitant fees because you overstuffed your luggage and exceeded weight and size limits. “As soon as you book your flight, check the airline’s baggage allowance and restrictions policy,” cautions Manners, so you can stay within the baggage dimensions. “It’s a good idea to invest in a bag within the baggage dimensions allowed by the airline(s) you frequently travel on, so you’re not surprised at the airport with extra baggage charges,” she adds.

According to TravelPro , while most domestic airlines allow you up to 35 pounds for carry-on baggage for domestic flights and 50 pounds max for checked luggage (though you can pay extra for up to 70 pounds), international travel often caps carry-ons at 18 pounds. The exception being British Airways which allows a whopping 51 pounds for carry-on bags! Kayak says that a carry-on bag should be no longer than 21.5 inches long, though this does vary airline by airline and I have friends who swear they fly everywhere with their 22-inch long carry-on. To be safe, and avoid trouble, always check ahead to know your baggage allowance before your trip!

To stay in compliance—and if you’re someone who tends to overpack (insert raised hand emoji)—Manners recommends getting a luggage scale to keep yourself in check. “Some people also swear by packing cubes,” adds Manners, which some say allows you to pack even more while keeping clothing sorted and wrinkle-free. If you’re new to, but interested in packing cubes, Manners recommends purchasing inexpensive options on Amazon to see if they would work for you before your next big trip.

Luggage should last years and is a worthy investment, but with many high-quality and low-cost options on the market you don’t have to break the bank. Legacy names like Samsonite keep innovation and quality high while still being fairly priced. “Look at a brand’s warranty,” advises Manners, which safeguards against wear, tear, and damages that happen frequently with luggage. For instance, the premium brand, Briggs and Riley , comes with a higher price tag but a lifetime guarantee. I chose bags for this list from around $100 to several hundred dollars to meet all your price points and needs.

Materials and mobility

“People love those fancy aluminum suitcases ,” says Manners. “But while they look super chic, they’re not always practical, not to mention super expensive.” They get banged up and scratched and you have to take them to the brand to get repaired. “But polycarbonate hard shell suitcases can take more wear,” she says. Other things to consider in a suitcase are the materials: are you looking for soft or hardshell? Also, pay attention and test out zippers, locks, roomy interior compartments that can expand, and the durability and quality of wheels.

Our picks for the best luggage for international travel

Best carry-on luggage for international travel: away the carry-on.

The Carry-On in Navy Blue

With its signature design, bright colors, and compact design that fits most overhead bins, this popular carry-on luggage from Away checks all the boxes. The hardside carry-on is made from a 100% polycarbonate shell that is durable and lightweight, weighing in at 7.5 pounds. Fans love the interior organization that features zipped mesh compartments, a hanging pocket, and a waterproof laundry bag great for keeping wet—or dirty—clothes separate. The 360 gliding wheels can traverse most terrains, and the sturdy handle has two adjustable heights for ideal comfort. At under $300, it’s a great deal.

Specifications:

• Dimensions: 21.7 x 14.4 x 9 inches
• Weight: 7.5 pounds
• Material: 100% polycarbonate shell
• Capacity: 39.8 liters
• Warranty: Limited lifetime
• Price on publish: $275

What we like:

• Meets carry-on requirements for most airlines
• Comes with a TSA-approved lock
• Comes with compression straps to fit more in

What we don't Like:

• It’s on the smaller side for carry-ons

The bottom line:

An accessible-priced and well-designed carry-on that fits on most airlines.

Get it here: Away The Carry-On

Best lightweight luggage for international travel: Samsonite Proxis Spinner

Samsonite Proxis Spinner

I own this large Proxis Spinner from Samsonite, and it’s a piece my whole family loves. We can pack so much stuff in and it’s still incredibly lightweight luggage . My husband loves the technical aspects like the resilient outer shell made from a Samsonite-patented material called Roxkin™ (a multi-layered propylene combined to make one single sheet) that is incredibly durable and will bounce back into shape when dented. The easy-to-handle ergonomic aluminum telescoping handle and the dual 360 spinner wheels help us breeze through planes, trains, and automobiles. I like the interior fabric dividers, compression cross straps, and zipper pockets that help to keep all our clothes organized and in place. And my kids like the mod and metallic colors (like honey gold). The light Proxis line includes a carry-on, medium, large, and extra-large.

• Dimensions: 30.7 x 21.5 x 11.4 inches
• Material: Roxkin™ outer shell
• Capacity: 98 liters
• Warranty: Limited 10-year Global Warranty
• Price on publish: $600
• Incredibly lightweight but durable
• Dual rubber wheels for fluid and quiet travel
• On the pricier side for Samsonite

A surprisingly lightweight and durable suitcase with dual wheels that can zip through the airport and beyond.

Get it here: Samsonite Proxis Spinner

Best large luggage for international travel: Briggs & Riley Baseline Extra Large Expandable Spinner

Briggs & Riley Baseline Extra Large Expandable Spinner

My Australian friend turned me on to the premium brand, Briggs & Riley, and this expandable suitcase might have one of the largest capacities of any suitcase on the market. The softside suitcase features a patented CX® expansion release hinge that allows you to expand the bag for up to 34% more packing capability and then compress it back down to its original size when needed.

Everything about this suitcase is quality from its self-repairing zippers, 360 spinning wheels, and genius interior design that features a built-in garment folder to keep clothes wrinkle-free. Plus, all Briggs & Riley bags are backed by their unconditional lifetime guarantee , which doesn’t ask for a proof of purchase or a lengthy explanation.

• Dimensions: 31 x 22 x 13.8-16.8 inches
• Weight: 15.6 pounds
• Material: Ballistic nylon
• Capacity: 141-167 liters
• Warranty: Unconditional lifetime guarantee
• Price on publish: $949
• One suitcase can accommodate multiple travelers
• No-questions-asked lifetime of repairs
• Optional monogram
• You might go over weight limits if you fill it to capacity

A high-quality suitcase that can hold tons with a lifetime guarantee.

Get it here: Briggs & Riley Baseline Extra Large Expandable Spinner

Best medium size luggage for international travel: Away Medium Flex

The Medium Flex in Sea Green

For those that need more room than a carry-on, but still need something maneuverable, the Away Medium Flex is for you. The newer flex model can expand for an extra 1.75” of space, which can make all the difference when traveling for weeks and allows for the fun souvenirs and duty-free goodies you’ll bring home. The Flex comes with all the details. Away is known for great interior organization that includes zippered compartments, snap-in-place straps, a laundry bag, and quiet 360 wheels that smoothly glide over tough terrains like cobblestones.

• Dimensions: 26 x 18.5 x 11 inches
• Weight: 10.8 pounds
• Material: Polycarbonate shell
• Capacity: 68.8-75.7 liters
• Warranty: Limited lifetime warranty
• Price on publish: $395
• Nine fun colors
• Expandability
• TSA-approved combination lock
• Reviewers say the lighter colors scuff easily

A pretty and expandable suitcase ideal for longer travel.

Get it here: Away Medium Flex

Best affordable luggage for international travel: Amazon Basics 24-Inch Hardside Spinner

Amazon Basics 24-Inch Hardside Spinner, Orange

With over 34,000 five-star Amazon ratings, this 24-inch spinner features many of the qualities of other suitcases on this list, but is priced at under $100. Available in carry-on, medium, large, and a luggage set, the budget spinner has an extra-tough thermoplastic exterior that can handle the bumps that come with travel. It has double wheels for easy gliding, a telescoping handle, and can expand up to 15% to hold more clothing—or souvenirs.

• Dimensions: 24.7 x 11.4 x 18.3 inches
• Weight: 9.63 pounds
• Material: ABS Thermoplastic
• Capacity: 69 liters
• Warranty: One-year limited, but you can add a three to four-year protection plan at an extra cost
• Price on publish: $78.35
• Limited warranty

A durable and highly-rated suitcase that won’t break the bank.

Get it here: Amazon Basics 24-Inch Hardside Spinner

Best soft luggage for international travel: Travelpro Platinum Elite Medium Check-In Spinner

Travelpro Platinum Elite Medium Check-In Spinner

“In my opinion, TravelPro makes great softside suitcases and they last for years.” says Manners. “I like to use these best for international travel because I don’t have to worry about them getting banged up or scratched. They’re economical and lightweight.”

Travelpro is used by many flight crews around the globe, so they know the qualities that you want in a bag. This medium size spinner is the ideal size with 97 liters of capacity and a two-inch expansion capability to last you for days (and weeks) of travel. The Travelpro comes in nine pretty colors, is lightweight at under 10 pounds, and easily glides with magnetically-locking wheels that can rotate a full 360 degrees for smooth transport through airports and city streets.

• Dimensions: 28 x 18.5 x 11.75 inches
• Weight: 9.8 pounds
• Material: High-density nylon fabric with DuraGuard coating
• Capacity: 97 liters
• Warranty: Limited lifetime coverage, but must register it first
• Price on publish: $365.49
• Bin tested to be compliant with most airlines
• Built-in suiter to reduce wrinkles
• 100-day money-back guarantee
• Haven’t found it yet

Affordable, high-quality suitcase favored by frequent fliers that comes with a limited lifetime warranty.

Get it here: Travelpro Platinum Elite Medium Check-In Spinner

Best hardside luggage for international travel: Samsonite Freeform Medium Spinner

Samsonite Freeform Medium Spinner

Garnering thousands of reviews, this Samsonite Freeform spinner line is a perennial hardside luggage favorite because it can handle major wear and tear. The hard shell is made from polypropylene (a thermoplastic) known to handle high stress. The double wheels add extra durability, even when other luggage is placed on top and 360 mobility, so there’s less strain on your body when traversing through airports and destinations. It has an expanding capability of 1.5 inches for packing on longer trips and the interior features lots of dividers and zippers to store accessories and keep everything neat and organized. Coming in at under $200 with a 10-year warranty, this is a solid suitcase for your travels and it’s available in carry-on and large versions.

• Dimensions: 27.9 x 19.6 x 13.4 inches
• Weight: 8.5 pounds
• Material: Polypropylene
• Capacity: N/A
• Price on publish: $179.99
• Lots of color choices
• TSA-approved lock
• Would like a more expansive warranty
• Height on the Medium Spinner makes it too big for carry-on

Affordable and resilient luggage with high packing capacity from a name brand you can trust.

Get it here: Samsonite Freeform Medium Spinner

Best luggage set for international travel: Béis Create Your Perfect Luggage Set

Béis Create Your Perfect Luggage Set

Béis, the luggage line founded by actor Shay Mitchell, allows you to mix and match two or three of your favorite rollers, creating your own personalized luggage set —and you get a discount. You can choose from any of their cases: from their best-selling 21-inch Front-Pocket Carry-On to their Medium, Large, and kid-friendly Mini Roller. I love that the Front-Pocket Carry-On and Mini Roller meet most international airline requirements, and all the hard cases are made from sturdy polycarbonate with vegan-leather details. Choose two suitcases and save 10% and pick three pieces for 15% off.

• Dimensions: Front-Pocket Carry-On: 21.5 x 3.5" x 9 inches, Carry-On: 22.8 x 15.7 x 9.8 inches, Medium Check-In Roller: 28.3 x 17.7 x 11 inches, Large Check-In Roller: 31.3 x 19.6 x 12.6 inches, and the Mini Roller: 17 x 9 x 16.5 inches
• Weight: Front-Pocket Carry-On: 8.6 pounds, Carry-On: 8.36 pound, Medium Check-In Roller: 10.2 pounds, Large Check-In Roller: 11.84 pounds, Mini Roller: 7 pounds
• Material: Polycarbonate, vegan leather trim
• Capacity: Front-Pocket Carry-On: 47 liters, Carry-On: 49-61 liters, Medium Check-In Roller: 78-94 liters, Large Check-In Roller: 112 liters
• Warranty: Limited lifetime warranty when purchased from Béis or authorized Béis retailer
• Price on publish: Two rollers 10% discount, three rollers 15% discount
• Female-founded
• Calming color options
• Cute kid rollers
• Limited warranty (though it is lifetime)

A fun and flexible mix-and-match luggage set that allows you to choose the cases that best suit your travel needs.

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Best trunk for international travel: July Checked Trunk

July Checked Trunk

“I love using a trunk suitcase when I am traveling for an extended time or when I’m going to a cold-weather place and need to pack lots of bulky coats and sweaters,” says Manners. Traveling with a trunk suitcase has a fun, sophisticated feeling, and the old-world trunks of the past have now made way for lightweight and playful options like this one from July. Available in 11 pleasing colors and with personalization options, this chic trunk with 360 spin wheels, comfy rubber handles, and roomy 80/20 split compartments might be your new favorite travel go-to.

• Dimensions: 28.35 x 16.34 x 14.5 inches
• Weight: 13.2 pounds
• Material: Glazed polycarbonate shell
• Capacity: 95 liters
• Warranty: Lifetime warranty on manufacturing faults
• Price on publish: $595
• Lightweight
• Can be personalized
• Reviewers suggest going with matte finish, as scratches on shiny colors are more noticeable

This sturdy and sleek trunk is extra roomy for bulky items.

Get it here: July Checked Trunk

Best backpack for international travel: Cotopaxi Allpa 35L Travel Pack

Cotopaxi Allpa 35L Travel Pack in Spruce

I own this colorful and lightweight backpack from Cotopaxi that can fit the packing needs of an overhead-compliant carry-on with the ease of a backpack. It zips open to reveal a suitcase-like interior with mesh, zippered pockets and compartments to keep everything organized. It comes with a waist belt, in addition to adjustable straps for better weight distribution, and it comes with four grab handles so you can carry it from every angle. I especially like the laptop space and compartment at the top for quick access to essentials like money, your passport, and sunglasses. For additional backpack options, read our guide on travel backpacks .

• Dimensions: 22 x 12 x 10 inches
• Weight: 3.5 pounds
• Material: TPU-coated 1000D polyester, 840D ballistic nylon paneling
• Capacity: 35 liters
• Warranty: Guaranteed for Good limited lifetime warranty
• Price on publish: $200
• Carry-on compliant with most airlines 
• Comes in so many fun colors
• Certified B-Corp company 
• Made from 94% recycled materials
• Included rain cover
• Straps can be loose on smaller shoulder frames

On the pricier side of backpacks, but it has a lot of wonderful features and organization.

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Best duffel bag for international travel: CALPAK Luka Duffel

CALPAK Luka Duffel in Dragonfruit

This best-selling Luka duffel from CALPAK can pack everything you need for a weekend—and still counts as a personal item, fitting comfortably under your seat. It has a trolley sleeve that slides through suitcase handles so it can rest comfortably on your luggage as you zip through the airport. It has nine pockets, including one for your shoes, and it’s made of water resistant polyester, so like most duffel bags it looks good and lasts for years to come.

• Dimensions: 12 x 16 x 8 inches
• Weight: 2 pounds
• Material: Polyester
• Capacity: 25 liters
• Warranty: One-year limited
• Price on publish: $128
• Comes in 19 eye-catching colors
• Has both handle and strap options
• Can fit under airline seat
• Some colors are final sale, so check the fine print

Lightweight and roomy personal bag that can still fit under your seat.

Get it here: CALPAK Luka Duffel

Best weekender bag for international travel: shortyLOVE Friday Weekender Travel Bag

shortyLOVE Friday Weekender Travel Bag

“I highly recommend the shortyLOVE Friday Weekender bag” says Manners.“ It’s super roomy and streamlined, not bulky at all, and the straps are super comfortable, you hardly feel it’s on your shoulder.” Though it has a sleek design, it can fit all of your important documents, jewelry, and clothes for any quick trip. The water-resistant nylon bag comes in five colorways and is easy to clean.

• Dimensions: 15 x 27.5 x 9 inches
• Weight: 1.8 pounds
• Material: Water-resistant nylon twill
• Warranty: None
• Price on publish: $298
• Roomy yet streamlined
• No warranty

Roomy and stylish weekender that is sturdy and comfy.

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Best size luggage for international travel

“I like medium-size check-in suitcases,” says Manners.” It helps keep you from overpacking, but allows you to take what you need for a week of travel. And you’ll be able to move around easier in transit.” If traveling alone or sharing a suitcase, we find medium size suitcases (usually around 26-28 inches in length) to be ideal. Look for suitcases that can expand and compress for extra packing needs. Weighing around 10 pounds empty, you can pack a lot, but make sure you don’t go over the airline weight limits.

Tips for buying a suitcase for international travel

Online retailers and outlet stores are both great places to buy luggage , especially during major shopping days. But you should first check the baggage requirements of the airline you intend to fly, including restrictions, and extra charges, so you’re not met with any surprises.

Once you’ve determined your right size, Manners suggest “finding one with well-made spinning wheels and a comfortable, sturdy retractable handle.” Another thing to consider is the material, like soft side, hard side, waterproof, etc. And don’t forget important details, like durable zippers, solid locks, and lots of room and interior compartments to pack everything you need. Many brands offer 60-100-day free trials and money-back guarantees, so utilize these policies to try out the luggage before you invest.

How we selected the best luggage for international travel

As a former travel writer and editor myself, I have zig-zagged continents for work and leisure. I also tapped jet-setting friends, colleagues, and experts who weighed in on their favorite luggage. I tested different brands, read through customer reviews and looked at certain criteria.

Luggage size and type

Whether you’re jetting off for a swanky girls weekend or a longer trip abroad, the type of trip you’re taking will help determine which luggage to choose, so I rated them all (weekender, duffel, backpack, carry-on, larger checked suitcases, and trunks), examining their storage capacity, expandability, organizational features, weight, and construction.

Features and materials

Luggage these days offer so many high-tech features, like charging ports and nearly-indestructible thermoplastic exteriors, as well as fun extras including laundry bags, TSA-approved locks, multiple storage capabilities, along with lifetime guarantees that will help your luggage last a lifetime.

International airline compliance

I found international baggage allowance to differ slightly from American domestic, so be sure and check your airline baggage requirements first before travel. That said, for carry-ons, the general rule of thumb is for an international carry-on to be no bigger than 21.5-21.7 inches long and weigh 18 pounds. Again, while rules (and adherence) vary from airline to airline, to be safe, I chose carry-ons that meet these requirements.

I chose luggage at every price point and chose the best in class across the board from budget to luxe in all types of luggage.

Frequently asked questions (FAQs)

Which luggage brand is best for international travel.

Well-known luggage brands like Samsonite and Travelpro have earned reputations for both quality and affordability, so they made my list. “I really recommend Away and TravelPro suitcases,” adds Manners. I also included more expensive options like Briggs & Riley, because their no-questions-asked lifetime guarantee on all of their luggage is unmatched industry wide.

Is hard luggage better than soft for international travel?

“Some people love hard case bags, but I find that you can pack more things in a softside suitcase.” says Manners. Hardside versus softside is really a preference. Softside seems to scuff less because of the treated materials, while hardside suitcases can also handle wear and tear and seem to be more trendy these days.

What is the best material for checked luggage?

“That depends on preference, but a nylon with coating to prevent scuffs and scratches for softside luggage, and polycarbonate-shell or thermoplastic are incredibly durable If you like hard case suitcases,” says Manners.

How many suitcases can you take on an international flight?

This often depends on the type of airplane ticket you purchase. Some tickets include your first checked bag for free, then you have to pay a fee for additional bags. Other tickets don’t include baggage, so you’ll have to pay a certain fee for the first checked-in bag, plus fees for additional bags. Look into bag allowances before you buy your tickets, warns Manners, so you can factor the cost of your checked bags into your flight—and avoid surprises at the airport.

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Posted: May 26, 2023 | Last updated: July 28, 2023

Traveling might not be cheap, but you don't have to pay full price every time you take a vacation . Finding the best frequent traveler program can save you money on your next flight, hotel stay, car rental or cruise, especially if you're willing to use just one hotel or airline for most of your travel.

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Here are the 19 best hotel and airline loyalty programs you can use to collect free flights and save on your next hotel stay .

Choice Privileges

Choice Privileges is the Choice Hotels loyalty program that allows you to access lower, members-only prices. You can also redeem your points for free stays at over 7,100 Choice Hotels around the world, or for digital gift cards, cruises and magazine subscriptions. The more you stay, the higher your level, which gets you additional rewards points each trip, the ability to book rewards hotel reservations further in advance, and even room upgrades.

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On any stay that includes a weekday night -- Sunday through Thursday -- Choice Privileges members get to choose between extra points, airline miles, gas discounts, and Uber, Amazon and coffee discounts. With Choice Privileges, your points never expire if you engage in at least one qualifying activity, such as earning or redeeming points, every 18 months.

Southwest Rapid Rewards

Feel the "LUV" when you sign up for Southwest Rapid Rewards for free. Earn points on most trips you take, or by participating in partner offers or using the Southwest Airlines credit card. As you earn more points or take enough flights, you can qualify for A-List and A-List Preferred status that allow you priority boarding, extra points on each trip, and free in-flight WiFi. You can redeem your points for cheap flight tickets on Southwest -- with no blackout dates -- and over 50 global carriers, or on cruises, hotel deals, car rentals and gift cards. Your points never expire.

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Accor Live Limitless

Accor Live Limitless (ALL) is the free rewards program for Fairmont Hotels, Swissôtel Hotels & Resorts and Raffles Hotels & Resorts, and more. All members receive free internet during their stay, a members-only rate, exclusive offers and partner benefits. As you move up in level, you'll receive complimentary upgrades, like late checkout, and suite upgrades. In addition to staying at qualifying hotels, you can earn points by flying specific airlines, and filling out surveys.

AAdvantage is American Airlines' free loyalty program for its frequent flyers. You can earn miles by flying with American Airlines, and also through purchases you make through partner offers. The most loyal members can advance to higher tiers of rewards that include flight upgrades, mileage bonuses, complimentary preferred seats, and free checked bags. You can redeem your miles for airline tickets, upgrades, hotels and car rentals. You must have a miles-earning or miles-redeeming activity every 24 months to keep your account active, and if you do, your miles never expire.

IHG One Rewards

IHG One Rewards members earn points for staying at IHG properties, including Holiday Inn hotels, Crowne Plaza and Candlewood Suites. Enrollment is free, and members receive free internet during every stay plus the guaranteed lowest rate. You can use your points for free nights, car rentals, air travel and gift cards. Members whose points fall short of their reward choice can buy a few extra points and receive the reward. You can also earn extra points using the IHG Rewards Premier Mastercard. It carries a $99 annual fee after the first year, but you get a free night each year.

SkyMiles Loyalty Program

Delta flyers would do well to sign up for the free SkyMiles loyalty program, which has no blackout dates and no expiration dates for miles. You can increase your point-earning opportunities with the Delta SkyMiles Blue American Express credit card, which offers 2 miles per dollar on Delta purchases and restaurants, one mile on everything else, and no annual fee. The Gold, Platinum, and Reserve Delta cards charge an annual fee but offer benefits such as free checked bags, priority boarding, access to Delta Sky Club, and bonus miles. As you move up the medallion levels to the Sky Club membership, you qualify for first-class upgrades, waived bag fees, and priority security line access.

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Wyndham Rewards

The Wyndham Rewards program allows you to earn points for staying in Wyndham hotels around the world, including Howard Johnson, Days Inn, La Quinta, Ramada and Super 8, and for taking advantage of partner offers to earn bonus points. You can redeem your points for free or discounted nights as well as gift cards and merchandise.

Wyndham Rewards is free to join, and the more you stay, the higher the level you can unlock. Gold members get late checkout, Platinum members get an early check-in, and Diamond members get suite upgrades.

MileagePlus

MileagePlus rewards frequent United Airlines flyers. There's no cost to join, and you can earn even more points by using the United MileagePlus Visa card. MileagePlus has four additional levels of Premier status that unlock more benefits, including ticket upgrades, priority check-in, access to sold-out flights, discounted United Club membership rates, and priority award waitlisting. You can use your points for cheap tickets on United or any other airline in the Star Alliance, or spend the points on hotel, car and cruise awards.

Hawaiian Miles

Fly Hawaiian and join the HawaiianMiles rewards program and you can earn points on every flight you take. The points never expire, and there are no blackout dates. When you sign up for the Hawaiian Airlines MasterCard, you get 70,000 bonus HawaiianMiles, plus two free checked bags and a one-time 50% off companion discount. The card does have a $99 annual fee.

Miles and More

Miles and More is Lufthansa's frequent flyer program, along with more than 40 other airlines. Miles expire after 36 months unless you qualify for a higher tier of benefits, in which case the miles never expire. You qualify for extra perks, such as faster mileage accumulation, vouchers to fly in a higher class, booking guarantees, lounge access, and free baggage, as you reach higher tiers. As a member of the Star Alliance, you can use your miles for flights on 28 airline partners, including United Airlines. You can also redeem points for hotels, rental cars and cruises with Lufthansa's partners, or get gift cards or donate to charity.

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Hilton Honors

Hilton Honors enables you to earn rewards for staying at Hilton hotels around the world. Joining is free, and just being a member gets you discounted stays, digital check-in, internet access at a range of properties, and late checkout. Frequenting Hilton hotels let you move up in membership levels to Silver, Gold, and eventually Diamond, where you might qualify for room upgrades, bonus points and continental breakfast at certain resorts. You can redeem your points for free stays, personalized experiences, and shopping and dining experiences.

Free Spirit

Sign up for Free Spirit for -- you guessed it -- free. Spirit Airlines is known as one of the airlines with the cheapest flights. In addition to racking up miles, you'll be the first to hear about hot fares and members-only deals. You can redeem your miles for cheap airline tickets with as few as 2,500 miles when you use your Spirit World Mastercard. You can also redeem your miles for magazines or play online games through Spirit's partners.

World of Hyatt

World of Hyatt is Hyatt Corporation's loyalty program that covers a range of hotels, dining and spas owned by the company, and rewards you with 5 points for every dollar spent. Members can use their points for free nights, with no blackout dates, at Hyatt properties, or redeem the points for airline miles and car rentals. There's no cost to join, and the more you stay, the higher your membership status. Qualifying for higher levels gets you premium internet, late checkout, suite upgrades and free parking.

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Mileage Plan

Alaska Air's loyalty program is called Mileage Plan and is free to join. You earn points when you fly with Alaska Air or its partners, or you engage in qualifying activities with non-airline partners. You can use your points for flights on Alaska Air, or even book international flights on any of its partners to over 900 destinations around the world. Plus, if you qualify for one of the higher tiers of rewards -- MVP, MVP Gold MVP Gold 75k, or MVP Gold 100k -- you can receive first-class upgrades, upgrades for companions, complimentary beverages, and free in-flight entertainment. Your account will be deactivated if you go more than 24 months without earning or spending miles. 

Marriott Rewards

Marriott rewards loyal members for staying in Marriott-owned hotels, booking events at Marriott properties, and taking advantage of offers through rewards partners. Marriott properties include the Ritz Carlton, Courtyard, Westin and Sheraton. The program is free to join, and you can sign up online. You have a choice between earning points and earning frequent flyer miles for the airline of your choice. Points can be redeemed for booking hotels or applied to frequent flyer miles, travel packages and gift cards. All members get free internet at participating hotels and can earn free stays with no blackout dates.

The sooner you sign up and start saving, the sooner you can start racking up points to move up loyalty levels. You can move up levels for staying at least 10 nights per year. To reach the top level, Ambassador Elite, you need to stay 100+ nights a year and spend $23,000 a year. For that, you'll receive a 75% points bonus on eligible purchases. 

FrontierMiles

FrontierMiles is the free frequent flyer program for Frontier Airlines. Aside from being rewarded for flying with Frontier, you can earn extra miles through Frontier's partners or by using one of the Frontier Mastercards. If you accrue more than 20,000 miles, you qualify for Elite Status with FrontierMiles, which qualifies you for a free carry-on, stretch seating, and certain fee waivers. You can book cheap airline tickets with as few as 10,000 miles .

Flying Blue

Air France rewards its loyal customers through Flying Blue, its free frequent flyer program. Flying Blue offers different levels of membership, depending on how often you fly: Explorer, Silver, Gold and Platinum. As you move up the levels by taking more Air France flights, you receive larger discounts on flights, advance seat selection and lounge access. You can spend your Flying Blue miles on flight offers and flight options such as extra baggage and legroom, lounge access and preferred seating, or use the miles for cheap hotels and rental cars, and even charitable donations.

Best Western Rewards

Signing up for the Best Western Rewards program lets you earn points toward free night stays at Best Western hotels, airline miles, gift cards and charitable donations. Signing up is free, and your Best Western Rewards points never expire and have no blackout dates. Staying at Best Western locations frequently ups your membership level, which lets you earn points faster and receive free room upgrades and additional gifts when you stay. Plus, if you're an elite member of another hotel rewards program, Best Western Rewards will match your status.

JetBlue TrueBlue

JetBlue gives back to loyal customers with TrueBlue, its free loyalty program. TrueBlue members have no blackout dates for JetBlue flights, their points don't expire, and they can earn and share points with family pooling. Members can also rack up extra points with the JetBlue Mastercard, so you earn six times the points on JetBlue purchases and double points on restaurants and grocery stores, with a $99 annual fee. In addition to using your points for cheap flights, you can redeem them for JetBlue vacation packages and Hawaiian Airlines flights, or for bidding on items at the JetBlue auction site.

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Peel Regional Police say surprise arrests have been made in the Toronto Pearson airport gold heist in a joint investigation with the Philadelphia office of the U.S. Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Bureau.

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Police will announce details Wednesday on “Project 24K” — a secret, joint Canada-U.S. investigation into the high-profile theft of gold from Pearson airport. 24K is short for 24 carats, the measurement for nearly pure gold, which is usually the purity of high-grade gold bars, such as the ones stolen from Pearson.

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Details of arrests and circumstances of the theft of more than $20-million in gold bars and US$2 million in cash are scheduled to be released on Wednesday morning, the anniversary of the baffling heist.

Journalists have been invited to a media conference at 8:30 a.m. in Brampton where Peel police Chief Nishan Duraiappah is expected to be joined by Peel Detective Sergeant Mike Mavity, and ATF Special Agent-in-Charge Eric DeGree.

The shock Toronto airport heist of $20 million in gold bars — weighing 400.19 kilograms — along with US$2 million in cash was as easy as walking into Air Canada’s cargo facility, showing a false waybill, and leaving with the enormous haul, according to a lawsuit filed in court .

It was gone 42 minutes after it was unloaded from a plane arriving from Switzerland and transferred to a supposedly secure warehouse on the periphery of Toronto’s Pearson airport, according to the statement of claim filed in October by Brink’s, the U.S-based security firm who was moving the  container of gold and cash via Air Canada.

The container was unloaded directly from an Air Canada jet arriving from Switzerland onto a Brink’s security truck while on the airport tarmac and taken to an Air Canada cargo holding facility on the other side of the airport, known as Cargo West.

Brink’s claims Air Canada provided woeful security despite knowing the high-value contents of the load.

Air Canada denies responsibility for the theft in a statement of defence filed in court in response to Brink’s claim. The airline denies lax security and negligence allowed the cargo to be collected by an unknown and unauthorized person less than an hour after arriving at its warehouse on the periphery of the airport. The airline alleges Brink’s shipped the cargo without declaring its value, without insurance, and without paying extra for additional security.

None of the allegations have been proven in court.

Other than the two lawsuits, there has been little information about the mysterious, high-profile theft.

Little information is yet known about the arrests.

Const. Mandeep Khatra, a spokesman for Peel police said the information will only be available on Wednesday.

“I don’t have any information right now, nothing at all,” Khatra said.

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