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FL: BWI-FLL $72 roundtrip midweek May/June
Not sure how many mileage runners will be interested, but this is an astonishing low fare in this market. It must be some sort of response to a Spirit sale.
You can sweeten the deal by booking it as separate one-ways from a travel site that pays per flight cashback: like through topcashback.com for priceline. |
Originally Posted by iahphx
(Post 20687923)
Not sure how many mileage runners will be interested, but this is an astonishing low fare in this market. It must be some sort of response to a Spirit sale.
You can sweeten the deal by booking it as separate one-ways from a travel site that pays per flight cashback: like through topcashback.com for priceline. |
Originally Posted by iahphx
(Post 20687923)
Not sure how many mileage runners will be interested, but this is an astonishing low fare in this market. It must be some sort of response to a Spirit sale.
You can sweeten the deal by booking it as separate one-ways from a travel site that pays per flight cashback: like through topcashback.com for priceline. |
Originally Posted by FlyingUsedToBeFun
(Post 20688201)
Which airlines have you seen offer this deal?
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fl is airtran. They have some 36 one ways
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Originally Posted by flyinghigh77
(Post 20688213)
fl is spirit.
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Originally Posted by iahphx
(Post 20688236)
It is not. Spirit's code is NK. I guess folks don't know anymore that FL is AirTran. An airline about 5x better than Spirit, and now a Southwest subsidiary.
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Originally Posted by iahphx
(Post 20688236)
It is not. Spirit's code is NK. I guess folks don't know anymore that FL is AirTran. An airline about 5x better than Spirit, and now a Southwest subsidiary.
When I was in grad school, I really appreciated the BOS-CAK flight at about 1/4 the cost of CO to CLE. To this day, it's the only inaugural flight I've ever been on! |
Originally Posted by jim5518
(Post 20688229)
fl is airtran. They have some 36 one ways
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Calling someone out just because they don't know an LCC's airline code?
Some people actually like, fly internationally on major carriers and not just domestic LCCs, you know. |
After a day, this deal seems to be gone. Not too surprising that AirTran isn't keen to sell $36 tickets to Florida. I think Spriit is still below $100 roundtrip for some days, but you kind of get what you pay for with them.
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Originally Posted by kamishiro
(Post 20689141)
Calling someone out just because they don't know an LCC's airline code?
Some people actually like, fly internationally on major carriers and not just domestic LCCs, you know. not everyone is going to know the difference between the air tran and spirit codes LOL sheesh |
In January I ticketed identical itinerary on AA to be flown in May, except it is $92+$21.80 $72 all-in is indeed an astonishing fare.
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Originally Posted by kamishiro
(Post 20689141)
Calling someone out just because they don't know an LCC's airline code?
Some people actually like, fly internationally on major carriers and not just domestic LCCs, you know.
Originally Posted by JoeBagodonuts
(Post 20693417)
i concur
not everyone is going to know the difference between the air tran and spirit codes LOL sheesh http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/gloss...tterSelected=F And just to be clear, FL is an LCC, but it is not purely domestic. It services several international destinations (though not far flung). And when combined with its parent WN, it had the third largest passenger volume in the world for 2012. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World's_largest_airlines |
Originally Posted by Happy
(Post 20695436)
In January I ticketed identical itinerary on AA to be flown in May, except it is $92+$21.80 $72 all-in is indeed an astonishing fare.
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