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Airlines used by priceline.com

Priceline.com Air uses well-known and established airlines. You get a great discount on a cheap airline ticket without giving up service.

If you reserve early enough, the airlines used by priceline.com often offer advance seat assignments on North American and some international flights. On most long flights, these same airlines honor special meal requests.

Priceline tickets many U.S. airlines, including American, Continental, Delta, and United, but not Southwest.

For travel outside of the United States, priceline.com recently used

The above airlines, plus
Air Canada,
Aer Lingus,
Aerolineas Argentinas,
Aeromexico,
Air Jamaica,
Air New Zealand,
Alitalia,

ANA All Nippon Airways,
Austrian Airlines, British Airways,
BWIA,
Cathay Pacific,
Iberia Airlines,
Iceland Air,
Japan Airlines,

KLM,
Lufthansa Airlines,
Malaysian Airlines,
SAS - Scandinavian,
Singapore Airlines, United, Varig, and
Virgin Atlantic

The participating airlines change from time to time. Altogether, priceline.com works with nearly three dozen airlines to maximum your chances of obtaining a low airfare.

Hotwire.com uses similar airlines and has similar rules and procedures, which makes it easy for you to compare its price to what you want to bid on priceline.com.

Sometimes, you may be ticketed on one airline, yet travel on another (at least for part of your trip). For example, United has a "code share" agreement with South African Airways (an excellent airline) so your "United" trip from Los Angeles to Cape Town may use South African part way.

The major airlines that use code sharing agreements (American with Qantas, KLM with Northwest, etc.) are careful with whom they align themselves, as their reputations are on the line.

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