Google's cheapest booking day was Wednesday
Google Flights
Google's October 2026 analysis identified Wednesday, rather than Tuesday, as the cheapest booking day, with average savings of only 1.4% compared with Sunday.
Based on: Google

Not as a general rule. The question can mean buying a ticket on Tuesday or taking a flight on Tuesday. Those are different comparisons, and neither supports a universal Tuesday discount.
Google's October 2026 analysis of U.S. departures found Wednesday was the cheapest booking day, with only a 1.4% difference from Sunday. Its travel-date comparison found lower averages for Monday departures with Tuesday or Wednesday returns. Separately, Expedia's Canadian report identified Monday as the cheapest booking day overall, Thursday for international departures and Friday for domestic departures.
These are historical averages for specific markets and datasets, not guarantees for an individual itinerary. Tuesday travel can be cheaper in some comparisons, but the claim omits the distinction between booking and flying and the variation between markets.
A Tuesday date alone does not establish that a flight will be cheaper.
Google Flights
Google's October 2026 analysis identified Wednesday, rather than Tuesday, as the cheapest booking day, with average savings of only 1.4% compared with Sunday.
Based on: Google
Google Flights
Google reported lower average fares for Monday departures paired with Tuesday or Wednesday returns than for weekend travel. This does not establish a universal Tuesday booking discount.
Based on: Google
Expedia
Expedia's Canadian analysis identified Monday as the cheapest booking day overall, Thursday as the cheapest international departure day and Friday as the cheapest domestic departure day.
Based on: Expedia via Business Wire
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