Cheapflightsfares

CheapFlightsFares is a US-based online travel aggregator selling scheduled carrier flight tickets, so pick your flight, then book through ShopBack before you pay: ShopBack Cashback works like a discount, only easier than a promo code. It positions on unpublished consolidator fares often lower than direct airline prices on long-haul international routes. Book via cheapflightsfares.com and activate ShopBack via the ShopBack CheapFlightsFares merchant page to earn cashback on eligible bookings at the current published rate.

CheapFlightsFares does not operate a standalone loyalty programme. Airline miles typically accrue in the operating carrier's programme (Delta SkyMiles, American AAdvantage, United MileagePlus, JetBlue TrueBlue, Alaska Mileage Plan) provided the fare basis is mileage-earning. Consolidator or private-label fares often earn fewer miles or none, and elite qualifying status may not credit. Check the fare basis and the airline's OTA mileage policy before booking if miles matter. To earn Cashback on the booking, start from the CheapFlightsFares page on ShopBack before you pay.

CheapFlightsFares runs promotional pricing windows around Black Friday (November 27, 2026), Cyber Monday (November 30, 2026), Memorial Day (May 25, 2026), Fourth of July, Labor Day (September 7, 2026), and the January Travel Show season. Consolidator fares on long-haul routes (US to India, US to Middle East, US to Southeast Asia, US to Europe) tend to price sharpest in Tuesday and Wednesday booking windows, 2 to 4 months out for economy and 3 to 6 months out for premium cabins. Verify current fares on cheapflightsfares.com against Google Flights and the operating carrier before locking.

CheapFlightsFares ticketed on GDS inventory (Sabre, Amadeus, Travelport) plus private consolidator contracts negotiated with airlines. Published fares match direct airline prices; unpublished consolidator fares (typically international long-haul, often on Middle East, Asian, and European carriers) can price meaningfully below direct. The booking creates a PNR held under the operating carrier once ticketed. Post-booking service (changes, refunds, seat selection, meal requests) is handled by CheapFlightsFares customer service, not directly by the airline, which is the primary trade-off vs booking direct.

Kayak is a meta-search that redirects to whichever site (airline direct or OTA) has the price. CheapFlightsFares is a full-fare aggregator that ticketed the booking itself. For most published-fare domestic routes, Kayak surfaces the same price CheapFlightsFares does, and booking direct with the airline is safer for changes and refunds. For long-haul international consolidator fares (US to India, US to Middle East, US to Southeast Asia), CheapFlightsFares often prices below what Kayak surfaces because private inventory is not always exposed to meta-search. Cross-check both. Both are cashback-eligible via ShopBack where applicable.

Priceline has broader hotel and package inventory, an established Express Deals model, and Booking Holdings backing, which supports smoother service resolution. CheapFlightsFares is narrower on flights only but often deeper on long-haul international consolidator fares on carriers like Emirates, Qatar, Etihad, Turkish, Singapore, and Air India. For a domestic flight or a hotel-plus-flight package, Priceline typically wins on breadth and service. For a long-haul international economy ticket on a Middle East or Asian carrier, CheapFlightsFares is worth price-checking. Both are cashback-eligible via ShopBack where applicable.

CheapFlightsFares change and refund policies follow the fare rules of the operating airline plus the aggregator's own service fees, which can add meaningful cost to the airline's change fee. Consolidator fares are often non-refundable or refundable only for the base fare minus taxes and fees. Voluntary changes typically require phone-based service with a per-ticket agent fee. For refund-sensitive itineraries (bereavement, medical, cancellation-flexibility needs), book direct with the airline or add trip insurance at time of booking. Check the full fare rules on the confirmation before ticketing.

Long-haul international consolidator fares are CheapFlightsFares's core positioning, particularly on US to India (via Emirates, Qatar, Etihad, Air India, Lufthansa, British Airways), US to Middle East (Emirates, Etihad, Qatar, Turkish), and US to Southeast Asia (Singapore, EVA, Cathay, Turkish). Consolidator inventory often prices below direct airline pricing on these routes, especially for economy and premium economy in shoulder-season windows. Trade-offs: reduced service flexibility on changes and refunds, potential mileage-earning reductions on private-label fares. Cross-check the final price against Google Flights and the operating carrier before locking.

Open the ShopBack CheapFlightsFares merchant page, continue to cheapflightsfares.com and complete the booking there, then keep the ticket email. Go through ShopBack before you pay and the Cashback tracks to your ShopBack account. On your phone, open CheapFlightsFares from the ShopBack app and finish the booking there. Rates and eligible booking types vary, and the CheapFlightsFares page on ShopBack shows the live rate.

Yes. That includes tickets cancelled before travel and tickets that are refunded.

Yes. Sign up free at shopback.com/signup before clicking through to CheapFlightsFares, so the Cashback goes to your account. Signup takes under a minute using an email or Google login. Once logged in, click through from the ShopBack CheapFlightsFares merchant page and complete the booking as normal. The current published rate is on the ShopBack CheapFlightsFares merchant page.