FL sale starting at $48

[mke9499]

One day sale, with fares starting @$48 each way, for MKE-DEN.

http://www.airtran.com/sale/MKE.aspx?saleID=580

Other cities also on sale (ATL, MCO, BWI, DCA), but it looks like this is a little special LUV for MKE.

[LegalTender]

Just checking a half-dozen city pairs, FL fares have been reduced for Fri/Sat/Sun travel as well in the same period.

First real opportunity for me to book multiple trips this year.

[RSVP]

Will Frontier match those sale fares? Stay tuned.

[piotrkol1]

I just checked TPA-MKE and the fares don't look any different compared to the past few days, still at $167. (I know there's a cheaper non-stop option but I'm looking to fly through ATL just for the fun of it )

[traveller001]

Originally Posted by piotrkol1

I just checked TPA-MKE and the fares don't look any different compared to the past few days, still at $167. (I know there's a cheaper non-stop option but I'm looking to fly through ATL just for the fun of it )

Just when I thought the FT people were smart... What's your ATL draw? Popeye's, the smoking rooms or something else?

IMO Always take the direct to avoid possibility of compounding delays.

[saneman]

Good to see the old airtran back for one sale. TOok advantage of it for a couple of round trips plus I still get the 3x credit promo to apply.

[mke9499]

Missed the one day-sale, earlier this week? It returns today, with fares starting at $48.

http://www.airtran.com/sale/

[plagwate]

These one day fare sales are interesting. In the past, it usually took DL a day to match FL's fare sales. Perhaps this is their strategy to keep those bargain-hunters on FL.

[travelingfool23]

Originally Posted by plagwate

These one day fare sales are interesting. In the past, it usually took DL a day to match FL's fare sales. Perhaps this is their strategy to keep those bargain-hunters on FL.

Of course for a sale to gain real traction on the FL side, I'm sure it has to last longer than a day.