One Way Flight from $29 from Trenton, NJ to select destinations

Nice deal- I'm an hour from Trenton, so this works great. Locations are limited, though.

nice deal. i live in atl but dont really care to go to trenton :p

Quote from punkerz123 : nice deal. i live in atl but dont really care to go to trenton :p

Princeton/Trenton area is the nicest part of New Jersey (predicted snarky response: "That's not saying much") that nobody knows about and neighboring Bucks County, PA is beautiful too. New Hope, PA would be a fun weekend getaway. BTW, OP: these deals are supposed to end in August.

$59 trenton to ft lauderdale NICE thanks!!

Nothing to Orlando. Bummer. Also, as someone who was in Trenton this afternoon and has lived in NJ forever, I'm not so sure I agree with the "nicest part of NJ" opinion.

Quote from ChuckDLC : Nothing to Orlando. Bummer. Also, as someone who was in Trenton this afternoon and has lived in NJ forever, I'm not so sure I agree with the "nicest part of NJ" opinion.

Agreed...Trenton is a dump, but Princeton is nice. Neither would be my idea of a vacation spot.

Agree here as well. Bucks County in PA is nice, Lawrenceville/Princeton are nice but Trenton is not any better than Camden. Cape May and Short Hills are the nicer parts of NJ.

Never knew there was an airport in Trenton, thanks OP!

Emphasis on the word "area."

Quote from cooidude0 : Agree here as well. Bucks County in PA is nice, Lawrenceville/Princeton are nice but Trenton is not any better than Camden. Cape May and Short Hills are the nicer parts of NJ. Never knew there was an airport in Trenton, thanks OP!

The airport is actually in Ewing right off I-95. As a resident of those "Nice" parts, I'd agree that there are better places in NJ to go on vacation. This makes more sense for flying out of TTN than it does to go there.

Quote from ChuckDLC : Nothing to Orlando. Bummer. Also, as someone who was in Trenton this afternoon and has lived in NJ forever, I'm not so sure I agree with the "nicest part of NJ" opinion.

Quote from BenAiir : Agreed...Trenton is a dump, but Princeton is nice. Neither would be my idea of a vacation spot.

Agree here too...I used to take classes in Trenton and we go through the outskirts of it to get to PA, there is not much that is nice about that area! Princeton is nice though, I'll give you that. Trenton, not so much.

Given how much higher other airfares are these days, these fares are a great deal -- IF you can use them. They're really making it hard to book a roundtrip at this price unless you're super flexible in your schedule.

At this price, Trenton would be more than convenient enough for travelling anywhere between Philly and NYC, but I'm not sure what sort of transport options are available for inbound travellers. I assume there's some sort of link to the rail line, and some car rental options, but I'd certainly investigate before buying a ticket.

Quote from VolunteerApeMan : Princeton/Trenton area is the nicest part of New Jersey (predicted snarky response: "That's not saying much") that nobody knows about and neighboring Bucks County, PA is beautiful too. New Hope, PA would be a fun weekend getaway. BTW, OP: these deals are supposed to end in August.

Yes, come to beautiful Bucks County, explore the area, go to New Hope, visit Lahaska, see Lambertville, NJ (a walk across the bridge in New Hope), go to Flemington, NJ; there are many places to explore once you hit the airport in Ewing, NJ off of Bear Tavern Road, which is not in a seedy area at all. Visit Solebury, and Washington Crossing Park, go to Bowman's Tower; visit the history of the area; it does have a lot to offer, once you start exploring it.

They will be adding additional routes to Florida cities in the near future and other areas. This airline took over from another airline that was there that only flew from there to Princeton. The airline before that flew mainly to Florida and a few other destinations. But don't expect a huge selection of destinations. I myself wish it flew to Myrtle Beach Though I'm doubting the route will be established.