To those of you who have read all of the chapters of Airline Fare School you have my thanks and congratulations.

I hope you get the chance to put some of the things you've learned into practice when you plan a future trip.

At the very least, try to be creative when you structure trips. Use the tinker toys approach, and avoid being a slave to the tyranny of "round-trips" when something else might work better.

I'll continue to write the occasional post about something interesting, unusual, or downright wacky when it comes to airline fares but this is the end of the structured approach of Airline Fare School.

To make it easier to get access to the series, here's a table of contents:

AIRLINE FARE SCHOOL

Introduction:  Welcome to Airline Fare School

Chapter 1:     The Basics, part 1
Chapter 2:     The Basics, part 2
Chapter 3:     The Basics, part 3
Chapter 4:     One ways and round trips
Chapter 5:     Connections, Stopovers, Through fares, Point-to-Point fares
Chapter 6:     Open jaws and Tinkertoys
Chapter 7:     Circle trips
Chapter 8:     Secret stopovers, Part 1
Chapter 9:     Secret stopovers, Part 2
Chapter 10:   Secret stopovers, Part 3
Chapter 11:   Differences between domestic and international fares
Chapter 12:   How you can research airline fares
Chapter 13:   Class dismissed!