JetBlue is having a
Fall Sale and offers
One-Way Flights to
Select Cities with prices starting
from $39 for travel between
September 6 and November, 2022 (excludes Friday and Sunday travel).
Thanks to community member
FaithfulSweater9368 for sharing this deal.
Examples:
- Atlanta, GA (ATL) to Fort Lauderdale, FL (FLL) from $59
- Boston, MA (BOS) to Fort Lauderdale, FL (FLL) from $79
- Boston, MA (BOS) to New York, NY (LGA) from $49
- Chicago, IL (ORD) to New York, NY (JFK) from $89
- Jacksonville, FL (JAX) to New York, NY (LGA) from $49
- Las Vegas, NV (LAS) to Los Angeles, CA (LAX) from $39
- Newark, NJ (EWR) to Miami, FL (MIA) from $39
- San Francisco, CA (SFO) to Los Angeles, CA (LAX) from $44
Top Comments
There has to be standard in naming these ticket classes, just like gasoline, and these prices should be made easily available. Then from there on, if you don't use certain things, like you have 0 carry on, here is a credit for next flight, or like you say 1 carry on but this lady has a carry on, huge backpack and a purse size of luggage, calling it "personal item" should really be stopped at the gate. It's all nonsense.
And then, they delay the flight, or make you wait 2 hours for your luggage, who do I send the bill for that? I am not talking about Jetblue specifically but in general aviation industry.
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I fly fairly often and always look for the best deal, however these 'budget' airlines seem to always cost more than AA or Delta after you paid for your seat assignment (assuming you want to sit near the other people in your party) and even a single checked bag. They are great for cheap one way flights where you only personal item, some force you to check "carry on" bags or the size limit is way smaller than the industry standard.
With additional this and that; not even a glass of water given in the trip, we'll end up paying pretty close to some regular flight (non-budget)
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There has to be standard in naming these ticket classes, just like gasoline, and these prices should be made easily available. Then from there on, if you don't use certain things, like you have 0 carry on, here is a credit for next flight, or like you say 1 carry on but this lady has a carry on, huge backpack and a purse size of luggage, calling it "personal item" should really be stopped at the gate. It's all nonsense.
And then, they delay the flight, or make you wait 2 hours for your luggage, who do I send the bill for that? I am not talking about Jetblue specifically but in general aviation industry.
With additional this and that; not even a glass of water given in the trip, we'll end up paying pretty close to some regular flight (non-budget)
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With additional this and that; not even a glass of water given in the trip, we'll end up paying pretty close to some regular flight (non-budget)
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