ITN Internet Travel Network

Today I learned that my cousin has come into NYC from Cyprus and decided that he wants to fly up from NYC to visit us up here in Rochester. So he called me up and told me that he wanted a flight leaving JFK International Airport on May 12 to Rochester...

Pros: User friendly, Excellent Flexibility, Great Prices
Cons: Doesn't always come up with the rock bottom price

This site is, without a doubt, the easiest and most user friendly interface for searching for and buying airline tickets. It has always either come up with absolutely the best fares or has been within $10 of the best fares I could find by comparing the...

Pros: easy to use, good site navigation
Cons: none that I found

I have had the best experiences every time that I use ITN to book my travel. I fly three to four times yearly, almost always coast to coast with an infant and I have used ITN three out of the last four times that I have bought my tickets.

The...

Pros: easy to use, useful information, no registration, flight status
Cons: be wary of cheap fare, multi-city, or international

I have been using ITN as my travel search engine for several years now. In comparing
them to many of the other travel sites, these are my epinions:

ITN does not require any registration (unlike Expedia for Travelocity) for you to use...

Pros: good rates, great website
Cons: none, I just need more vacations!

I used ITN recently for a trip to the Bahamas and another time for a trip to Hawaii. In both cases ITN gave me the best rate, and I had been shopping around for a while.

What I particularly like about ITN's web site was their ability to choose...

Pros: good prices, good options, work with United
Cons: Need more user options, can't save

ITN, and its incarnation as United Airlines "Unite connection on the Web" is a very good site for travel planning. It offers good interface with good and easy to use choices. The prices are competitive and the program can handle multi city...