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Relax. Your airfare probably represents no more than a third of your trip expenses. You'll save yourself lots of time and misery by taking a deep breath and following this advice: If you see an airfare you can afford, book it now, and don't look back. You might be able to find a less expensive fare, but you'll waste hours trying to find it - hours

Cheapest days: The cheapest days to fly are unpopular travel days; Tuesdays, Wednesday and Saturdays. Expensive days: The most expensive days to fly are the most popular days; Fridays and Sundays.

We've all experienced the tiresome, repeated searching when trying to book the cheapest possible flights to any given destination. With endless search engines and continually fluctuating prices, the approach to frugal flight booking is overwhelming. Keep your searches top secret. Use the best flight search engines. Identify the cheapest day to fly

The industry tends to say that Tuesday is the cheapest day to fly because it's not a big day for business travel, but Maire Bonheim, publisher of Travelzoo, says typically the cheapest flights are Tuesday through to Thursday. Also, early morning flights are often cheaper and there are fewer chances of delays.

Book your flight at least 25 days in advance, but not further out than 150 days. Flights go on sale 11 months before departure, but don't expect to catch any airline deals more than 150 days prior to takeoff.

January and February are considered the peak season for booking long-haul flights as most airlines launch special offers. The off-season months, normally September to March (avoiding festive period), are when prices to the USA are the most keen. It's best to book for this period as early on in the year as possible (January-February), as the major a