Vox Humana > wrote:

> There is a difference. Airlines offer tickets based on a load management
> calculation as well as market conditions. You may pay one price at
> Travelocity, another on the air website, and still another price on
> Priceline. A consolidator may charge still a lower price. All people who
> call the carrier's reservation center or book via their website are offered
> the same fare. The same goes for people who buy at Travelocity.

Which sounds perfectly logical, but in my experience, even checking at
the same agency one day to the next for the exact same tickets will
result in whildly different prices.