January 27, 2011

Cheap Flights Still Available in Chilly January

The frosty month of January is coming to a close (thankfully!), but great airfare sales to destinations in the U.S. and Europe are still available — if you act fast!

Southwest Airlines Fare Sale Ends Tonight

Southwest has some great airfares deals for you — like Denver to Phoenix for $79, Chicago to New Orleans for $136, and Boston to Las Vegas for $169 (fares quoted are one-way).

The only catch? You MUST make your purchase by midnight tonight!

Certain blackout dates may apply. But don’t pass up the chance to hit some great cities with cheap flights! Go to the Southwest website to get started.

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Fantastic Fares from DFW to California

If you’re California dreaming right about now, Continental has great deals available from DFW to the Golden State. San Diego, San Francisco, and Los Angeles are all on sale — starting at $208 round trip.

Hurry and book your travel through the Continental website before these cheap fares are snapped up.

**If California isn’t on your itenerary, check out the FareCompare Where-to-Go Getaway Map.

Hello, New York: US Airways Has Fare Sale to Europe

In the mood to sample gelato or try tapas? US Airways has cheap flights from New York (La Guardia) to two of Europe’s best destinations: Rome and Madrid! Fares start as low as $238 each way.

You can make your trip – and enjoy the amazing food of Italy and Spain – anytime between January 28 and March 31…but you must purchase your tickets from US Airways by Monday!

Ciao! Adios!

United Airlines — Low Fares From DC to Grand Cayman

Soak up the sun on Grand Cayman and leave behind the cold weather of DC!

United Airlines has special low fares – starting at $181 one-way – to introduce its new non-stop service from Washington Dulles.

Flights begin on February 19 (a perfect Valentine’s Day gift!). Go to the United Airlines website for all the details.

And after you take your fabulous trip, be sure to tell us about it on the FareCompare Facebook page.