JetBlue just announced a limited time fare sale on domestic and international flights from as little as $29 each way. Take off to sun-soaked destinations like the Bahamas, Cancun, Aruba, Bermuda, and Barbados or do some weekend jetting between major U.S. cities like New York, Baltimore, Orlando, Boston, and more. Travel is valid from December 2 through December 16, and January 6 through January 28. Just be sure to book quickly – this sale ends today!

Sample one-way fares include:

•    New York–Chicago: $49
•    Denver–Boston: $89
•    Long Beach–Las Vegas: $29
•    Washington, D.C. –Fort Lauderdale: $59
•    Orlando–Nassau: $39
•    New York–Bermuda: $89
•    And more!

For more information, visit www.jetblue.com.

Flights to Lima, Peru, from New York City are now on sale for only $250 round-trip – including taxes! Our editors found this low fare to be available for travel nearly every day from May through mid-June of 2010 (prices shoot back at the end of June). This route usually costs over $600, so this deal is truly remarkable. Even better, nonstop flights are also available at this incredible price!

To book this fare use ShermansTravel’s QuickSearch. This fare is unadvertised, so book soon before it goes up.

Aeromexico is taking a lesson from cell-phone companies by introducing its own version of a “Family Plan.” Buy three or four tickets on select routes between the U.S. and Mexico and receive one ticket – for an adult or a child – for free. Some destinations included in this offer are Los Cabos, Guadalajara, Cancun, Leon, Monterrey, and Mexico City. Fly from major U.S. cities like Las Vegas, Houston, New York, Miami, Seattle, and many more. Read the rest of this post »

I must admit, when I flew LAN Airlines from New York to Lima this past summer, I was paying more attention to the new full-recline seats in business class (i.e. sleeping very soundly) than I was to the rundown of newly offered comforts in neighboring economy class: more on-demand entertainment choices, increased seat pitch, power outlets, oversized overheads, tasty new meals, and complimentary booze. What really awakened me, though, were the surprisingly affordable fares on these retrofitted economy-class seats. Even heading into winter high season, flying LAN remains one of the most affordable ways to get from the U.S. (non-stop from New York, Los Angeles, and Miami) to South America and the Caribbean. See sample fares after the jump. Read the rest of this post »

JetBlue added yet another colorful push-pin to its Caribbean route map earlier this week, when it kicked off service between New York City (JFK) and the island of St. Lucia. With a direct flight time of approximently 4 to 5 hours, this new route is bound to lure travelers on long-weekend retreats to pristine beaches, tropical rainforests, and one of the world’s few drive-in volcanoes. Read the rest of this post »

The year is almost over and if you’ve yet to sneak in a little vacation, now is the time to do it with Southwest Airlines’ irresistible 72-hour sale. From now until October 29, customers can take advantage of incredibly low one-way fares to all of Southwest Airlines’ destinations.

For travel up to 375 miles, fares are $25 one-way; destinations between 375 and 549 miles from originating city are just $50 one-way; for travel between 550 and 999 miles, fares are $75 one-way; and, just in case you want your dreams of traveling across the country to take flight, destinations more than 1,000 miles from the originating city are only $100 each way. Are your bags packed yet?

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Just because you’re watching those nickels and dimes doesn’t mean you have to stay in the cold this winter. With Air Jamaica’s extension of its Winter Sale to October 26, it’s cheaper than ever to soak up some sand, surf, and sun – without the debt. Catch a plane and not a cold with incredible rates starting at just $188 round-trip. Fares are valid for economy class travel from January 1 through February 11, 2010. Enjoy great rates from major cities across the U.S. – not just from nearby Florida.

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Airlines have been busting out the big guns of late to try and entice travelers to ignore recession woes and instead take advantage of unprecedented offers, particularly to international destinations. A number of carriers have added on free hotel stays, sightseeing packages, daily breakfast, and more, in addition to their competitively priced fares. Case in point: Singapore Airlines has just announced the return of its Fabulous Singapore Stopover. 

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The Deal: For a chance to gaze up at the awe-inspiring Northern Lights this winter, snag one of the low fares to Scandinavia (and more Europe) posted on Icelandair, starting from as little as $325 round-trip (working out to just $163 each way). The cheapest rates we found were to Reykjavik, Iceland’s capital city, for travel in early December – fares turned up for $400 round-trip (with taxes and fees factored in).
Sample Round-Trip Fares: Boston–Reykjavik: $325; NYC–Helsinki: $399; Seattle–Stockholm: $486; and more
Book by: ASAP
Travel By: Select dates through winter
The Catch: These fares are subject to change at any time.

The Deal: There’s nothing like a little holiday in Spain to clear the mind – especially when the cost of your flight won’t cause any added stress. Iberia is offering low rates to Madrid, Barcelona, Pamplona, Ibiza, and more, starting from as little as $530 round-trip – and that’s with all taxes and fees included!
Sample Round-Trip Fares: NYC–Madrid: $530; Boston–Barcelona: $533; Miami–Valencia: $610; and more
Book By: ASAP
Travel By: Through winter
The Catch:  These fares are subject to change at any time.