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This post is a list of the 140 fares that are currently below (or near) their lowest 9-month moving average.
The airfare count per region is as follows:
Austin (113)
San Antonio (53)
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Today’s Patreon recap is available to the public for free. This post is a list of the 164 fares that are currently below (or near) their lowest 9-month moving average.…
Today’s Patreon recap is available to the public for free.
This post is a list of the 160 fares that are currently below (or near) their lowest 9-month moving average.
The airfare count per region is as follows:
Austin (98)
San Antonio (62)
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Finally, I want to send out a big THANK YOU to my Patreon supporters, this site wouldn’t exist today without your help.
Today’s Patreon recap is available to the public for free.
This post is a list of the 120 fares that are currently below (or near) their lowest 9-month moving average.
The airfare count per region is as follows:
Austin (77)
San Antonio (43)
If you want daily recaps like this one, consider supporting my work on Patreon.
Finally, I want to send out a big THANK YOU to my Patreon supporters, this site wouldn’t exist today without your help.
Today’s Patreon recap is available to the public for free.
This post is a list of the 190 fares that are currently below (or near) their lowest 9-month moving average.
If you want daily recaps like this one, consider supporting my work on Patreon.
Finally, I want to send out a big THANK YOU to my Patreon supporters, this site wouldn’t exist today without your help.
Today’s Patreon recap is available to the public for free.
This post is a list of the 190 fares that are currently below (or near) their lowest 9-month moving average.
If you want daily recaps like this one, consider supporting my work on Patreon.
Finally, I want to send out a big THANK YOU to my Patreon supporters, this site wouldn’t exist today without your help.
Today’s Patreon recap is available to the public for free,
This is a list of the 168 fares that are below (or near) their lowest 9-month moving average.
95 departing Austin.
73 departing San Antonio.
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This will be the Final free sample of some of the raw data that I use to generate the content on this blog, from this point on it will be exclusively available only to our Patreon Supporters as a way to say “Thanks for helping us remain in business despite all that’s been going on.” If you’re interested in receiving these kinds of daily data snapshots in the future, or if you just appreciate what I do, please consider supporting me on Patreon.
I will occasionally post free data snapshots to the blog from time-to-time in the future, but not as a daily snapshot like I will continue to be doing for the Patreon supporters who are directly supporting this website.
These recap snapshots will not be replacing the regular free content on the blog. I’ll resume posting those when things get back to normal. Maybe in a few months from now.
Sunday’s daily raw data snapshot is up.
While we don’t recommend that you book any travel in the near term, this data may provide some good insight into how the airlines price their products and what the low end of those ranges are when deciding on future plans.
This is a free sample of some of the raw data that I use to generate the content on this blog, and I plan to make it exclusively available only to our Patreon Supporters as a way to say “Thanks for helping us remain in business despite all that’s been going on.” If you’re interested in receiving these kinds of daily data snapshots, or if you just appreciate what I do, please consider supporting me on Patreon.
These recap posts will not be replacing the regular posts on the blog. I plan to resume that type of content once things settle down with the pandemic. Those posts will still be free, as they always have been.
