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Is Continental Airlines really the best airline to travel on?

I always see the Continental Airline commercials on TV, and they are always bragging about their airline. I never hear any of the other airlines gragging. Does Continental Airlines does anything different then the other airlines,and why do they always bragg an the other airlines don’t? Just curious.

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1. One of the main reasons that people book–flights online is the cost savings that are available. There are often very good deals to be had, as there are almost no overheads, so the savings are passed on to passengers.

2. Because you can book your flights online at any time of the day or night, and from any county, you’re not dependent to the opening hours of your local travel agent.

3. You won’t need to leave the house in order to book your family summer holiday, and so don’t need to take time off work, or take the whole family to the travel agent on a Saturday.

4. Online companies are often not tied to the holiday companies or destinations served by travel agents, so you’ll have more of a choice of airlines, destinations and flight times, as well as airports.

5. There are a wide choice online travel companies, as well as the well known travel agents. If you want to fly somewhere unusual, or have special requirements for your holiday, then you might be better off with a specialised online travel company, rather than a traditional travel agent.

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9. Because all the research is done online, you don’t need paper brochures, so it’s better for the environment. In addition, the latest prices, offers and information will be on the website, so unlike a brochure, the website will never be out of date.

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DGCA holds meet of foreign airlines, travel agents


The rift between foreign airlines operating in the country and travel agents over commission payments seems to be coming to an end with the DGCA today holding a meeting of their representatives to finalise the government’s stand on the issue.

The meeting came in the backdrop of a Kerala High Court directive to ensure commissions for the agents from this month-end and the Karnataka High Court wanting the foreign airlines to explain their position regarding the global norms of the issue, including that decided by the International Air Transport Association (IATA).

While the airlines have been insisting on the ‘zero commission’ concept which is now in vogue in most of the western nations, travel agents have been arguing that no commission payment would starve small and medium agencies which are already hit by the economic meltdown and sharp decline in air travel.

In a global recession, foreign carriers will look at any opportunity where they can make a bit of money

Since late last year, about 16 foreign airlines that included Air Canada, Air France, British Airways, KLM, Lufthansa, North West Airlines, Singapore Airlines, Swiss International Airlines and United Airlines reduced commission for travel agents to 0%. In the suit filed in HC, Travel Agents Association of India had alleged that these airlines were misinterpreting an IATA resolution and saying payment of 0% commission was well within the meaning of paying some commission.

The airline industry globally is in such a bad shape that they really don’t see much value. Airlines will now think twice or thrice to offer commission payments to travel agents as they feel the heat of global meltdown.

“There has been already a sharp fall in travel agents in India with IATA accreditation and if now zero commission concept gets approval will affect more small and media travel agencies in India” said Onestopshop Retail service official