WOW Air has dropped a bunch of its flights between the United States and Europe/Asia, and if you hurry, you may be able to grab round trip flights for less than $200!
This low cost airline was founded in 2011 and operated its inaugural flight in 2012. It’s been serving the U.S. since 2015 and currently has flights leaving from Boston, Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Dallas-Fort Worth, Detroit, Los Angeles, New York EWR, New York JFK, Pittsburg, San Francisco, St. Louis and Washington DC, and offers flights to European and Asian cities such as:
- Alicante
- Amsterdam
- Barcelona
- Berlin
- Brussels
- Copenhagen
- Dublin
- Düsseldorf
- Edinburgh
- Frankfurt
- Gran Canaria
- London Gatwick AND Stansted
- Lyon
- Milan
- New Dehli
- Paris
- Reykjavik
- Salzburg
- Stockholm
- Tel Aviv
- Tenerife
- Warsaw
Here are some examples of their best fares:
The flights are mostly for days scattered in September and October, with a few routes having availability in other months in the late summer or autumn. Some route only operate on specific days of the week, so make sure to check the fare details for specifics. MYWOW fares require signing up for their (free) MYWOW membership.
Ready to see what flights they have available? Click here to go to WOW Air’s website or click here to go directly to their page with the great fares.
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