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Detroit and Minneapolis are both Northwest hubs, therefore cheap tickets between them.Throttle said:
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exactly.RedPill said:
for cheap domestic tickets I always use Farecast.com to find 'em, then book with the airline itself online. Also, if I know that one endpoint is a Southwest hub, I check them too, since they don't usually show up in aggregators (for example, I fly into BWI fairly often).
unfortunately I don't know jack about international flights -- the price has always kept me out of that market.
BTW--my best guess would be to use orbitz.com, and if it's a single carrier flight, book with the airline itself. I found Northwest flights with 1 stop in Amsterdam for about $1k, but it would depend on travel dates & where you need to land in Finland (I guessed Helsinki). FYI, my understanding is that fares to Europe peak during the summer and crash during the winter--given Scandanavian winters, I'd guess the effect is even more pronounced 