Editing Travel (section)

==== Tips for Efficient Route Planning ====

# '''Prioritize Direct Flights''': Focus on destinations with non-stop connections from your departure city. Direct flights save time and reduce the risk of missed connections.
# '''Optimize Layovers''':
#* Compare different days: A Wednesday flight with a 13-hour layover might have only a 1-hour layover on Monday.
#* Consider weekday vs. weekend schedules, as they often differ significantly.
# '''Transform Layovers into Stopovers''': Instead of enduring long waits in airports, plan multi-city trips. For example, turn a 13-hour layover into an opportunity to explore an additional destination or meet people.
# '''Leverage Multiple Airports''': Some metropolitan areas have multiple airports served by Frontier. For instance:
#*  Chicago: O'Hare International (ORD) and Midway International (MDW)
#*  Washington, D.C. area: Baltimore/Washington International (BWI) and Ronald Reagan Washington National (DCA)
#*  New York City area: LaGuardia (LGA) and Trenton-Mercer (TTN)
# Check all options to find the most convenient or cost-effective route.
# '''Be Flexible with Dates''': Flight availability and prices can vary significantly day to day. If your schedule allows, compare multiple date options ahead of time to find the best itinerary.
# '''Forecast Delays:''' Understand the historical on-time performance of your route before booking by checking the flight numbers a tool like [https://www.flightstats.com/v2/ FlightStats] or using them to analyze similar trips on [https://www.flightaware.com/ FlightAware]
#* When forecasting using historical data, trips on the same day of week, at similar times, between the same airports are most likely to behave the most similarly