No airline cookie conspiracy? Trail of crumbs says otherwise
Airlines and online travel agencies surreptitiously use computer “cookies” they’ve implanted on your Web browser to track your activity on their sites and then raise prices when it appears that you’re interested in a fare. That’s the rumor, at least and some customers have examples to back it up.

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