Skiplagging: The travel hack hated by airlines is now the subject of a lawsuit
Skiplagging: The travel hack hated by airlines is now the subject of a lawsuit
It's the sneaky travel hack that's been used by savvy consumers for years. Here's what we know about skiplagging.
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This article describes A to C flights as being more expensive since they have a higher demand. Another practice they use is to discount smaller airports. It's often cheaper to fly from A to B to C than it is to fly from B to C (on the same plane) if A is a small airport. I've asked when booking if i could miss my first flight at A and just go through security at B but I was told I wouldn't be able to retain my ticket if I missed my first flight at A.