Farecast Available for Over 55 U.S. Cities
Farecast, the first and only airfare prediction website, announced today that travelers can now get free airfare predictions from over 55 U.S. cities, including New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Washington D.C., Chicago and Atlanta. Farecast.com will help airfare shoppers across the country save money by answering the question: should you buy now or buy later?
“Hundreds of thousands of people have now visited Farecast.com and feedback has been positive,” said Hugh Crean, president and CEO of Farecast, Inc. “We’re thrilled to make airfare predictions available to major cities across the country ahead of schedule, helping even more travel shoppers know when to buy airline tickets.”
Unlike any other travel website, Farecast.com saves online travel shoppers money with an airfare prediction for their specific trip. The company’s patented airfare prediction shows whether the lowest fares for their trip are rising or dropping. Farecast.com also provides expected price movements, confidence levels, historical prices and buying tips when customers search for flights. To learn more about the proprietary airfare prediction, see the Our Technology page of Farecast.com.
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