What's the best time to book a flight? Hint: Tuesday's aren't always the best in Georgia

Whether you're flying out of Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson or from Savannah, finding affordable airfare is often one of the biggest challenges of travel.
Google Flights has done the math for us, literally, by analyzing four years of airfare data. Their latest travel trends report gives Georgia travelers a powerful guide to saving money on flights, just in time for holiday planning or last-minute summer getaways.
Here's what you need to know, for the best days and times to book.
What is the best day to book a flight in Georgia?

While many believe Tuesday is the perfect day for flight deals, Google’s data says to not stress over what day you click “purchase.”
AdvertisementAdvertisement#_R_4tokr8lb2mav5ubsddbH1_ iframe AdvertisementAdvertisement#_R_8tokr8lb2mav5ubsddbH1_ iframeBooking on a Tuesday is only about 1.3% cheaper than booking on Sunday. However, there are patterns worth knowing.
According to Google's data, the cheapest flights are typically available when flying early to midweek.
That means booking a departure on Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday could save you 13% to 20% compared to flying out on a weekend, with Sunday being the priciest travel day overall.
What is the best time to book a flight in Georgia?
Whether you’re flying out of Georgia for a weekend wedding or planning a major international adventure, timing matters.
Best time to book domestic flights: 21 to 52 days in advance (38 days is usually the best)
Best time to book international flights: 50 and 101 days in advance (prices tend to rise within 50 days of flying)
Best time to book a flight for summer in Georgia
It is recommended to book 13-43 days in advance, with 21 days out being the cheapest.
Best time to book a flight for Thanksgiving in Georgia
Book 26 to 59 days in advance. However, booking 45 days early is the best (early October).
Best time to book a flight in December in Georgia
For Christmas time, book 36-72 days ahead, with 58 days out being ideal (late October).
Can layovers save money?
Yes, Google Flights data shows nonstop flights are about 25% more expensive on average than flights with at least one layover.
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Vanessa Countryman is the Trending Topics Reporter for the the Deep South Connect Team Georgia. Email her [email protected].
This article originally appeared on Savannah Morning News: Flying from Georgia? Here's the best day and time to book your flight