Summer is coming to a close, but instead of mourning the end of the season, it’s time to get excited about fall travel. Because what’s better than a leisurely fall vacation? If expensive airfares are derailing your fall travel plans, don’t worry. Luckily, JetBlue believes affordability shouldn’t come at the expense of quality, and the airline’s big fall sale is here. The sale begins today, August 19, and runs through Friday, August 23. With one-way fares starting at $39, you don’t have to limit yourself when it comes to fall jet-setting.
The sale is valid for travel between September 10 and November 20, 2024, and unlike many previous JetBlue offers, it’s not limited to domestic flights. However, flights within the U.S. are available for under $100: LAX to Fort Lauderdale starting at $79, JFK to Charleston starting at $49, and BOS to New Orleans starting at $79. For those looking to fly across the pond this fall, now is the time to book. From New York, there are one-way tickets to Paris or London for just $249, as well as a flight to Dublin for $199. Never seen the Louvre or Big Ben? Experience both for under $500 while enjoying the best fall weather. Considering how expensive airfares have been lately, this is a welcome change from prices that never seem to drop below $1,000.
The big fall sale also applies to JetBlue vacation packages. Get a round-trip ticket from New York to Savannah with two nights’ hotel accommodation starting at $152, or from LAX to Boston with two nights’ hotel accommodation for $292. We’ve got our eye on the Cabo package: $419 for round-trip airfare from LAX and a two-night stay.
The offer is not valid for travel on Thursdays, Fridays and Sundays and is based on the lowest available fare (usually Blue Basic, JetBlue’s economy ticket that requires you to pay an additional fee to take a carry-on bag).
Whether you’re a homebody desperate for new surroundings or a seasoned globetrotter, these deals are not to be missed. Act fast, as the opportunity to book one of these discounted flights ends at 11:59 p.m. on Friday, August 23.
