The SIX Airline Sales & Deals Going On RIGHT NOW! And A Sweepstakes To Win A Trip To Hawaii Or Boston, Too!

by SharonKurheg

Seeing sales from three different airline is old hat nowadays and it’s pretty easy to find four at the same time, too. Five sales just never seen to happen, so you’d think that six sales, all at once, would be impossible.

Think again. It’s happening. Six.

We’re talking once in a blue moon material here. And one of the airlines has a sweepstakes happening right now, too!

So without further ado, here they all are…

Alaska Air

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Alaska Air has a 24-hour flash sale going on that ends at 11:59pm PT tonight (April 9, 2019). They have one-way deals from over 70 cities….we’re talking prices like:

  • PAE to PDX for $29 Saver Fare (which is more restrictive) or $39 Main Fare (which gives more options and flexibility)
  • SLC to SAN for $49 Saver, $179 Main
  • LAX to PAE for $79 Saver, $99 Main
  • SFO to JGK for $119 Saver, $149 Main
  • SEA to PIT for $149 Saver, $179 Main

Travel is valid Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Saturdays from April 30th to June 14th. 21-day advanced purchase is required (which, yeah…today is April 9th, the sale ends April 9th, and eligible flights are from April 30th onward. Yep…21 days!)

Go to this page of Alaska Airlines’ website for flights, and Terms & Conditions. Better be quick though – remember, this one ends tonight at 11:59pm PT.

Frontier Airlines

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April 9th is National Unicorn Day….who knew? Well, Frontier Airlines apparently knew because they’re celebrating it with some “magical” sales. For example, they currently have one-way non-stop flights starting as low as $20! (that would be between TPA and CLT) If you’re interested in flying between ATL and MCO or SRQ, or BKG and DFW or DEN and DTW, ICT, MCI or OMA, those are just $25! And the low prices go on and on.

Air fare must be purchased by April 11, 2019 and flights can only be Monday through Saturday. 7-day advanced purchase is required.

Click here to see all the great prices Frontier has to offer and to read the rest of the Terms & Conditions.

Hawaiian Airlines

Hawaiian Airlines has full vacation deals for your visit to Oahu, Maui, Kauai, Las Vegas, San Francisco, Los Angeles, New Zealand, Australia, Japan, and other cities, and it looks like you can potentially save up to 33% off your vacation.

Here are some examples for Oahu:

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Las Vegas:

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Japan:

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They also have “hotel only” deals. Check out Hawaiian Airlines’ website for more info!

JetBlue

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“Embrace Spring with a charmingly low fare.”

JetBlue has a bunch of great prices on flights, starting at just $49. They don’t have sale prices posted…you have to search for them, based on your departure and arrival locations, and date. But you can still snag some decent prices. Here’s what’s available between MCO and SMF in June, for example:

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Look for flights between LGA and ORD in May, and you find this:

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You have to book by April 11, 2019 to get the good prices. Go to this page for more info, including a link to their Terms & Conditions.

Southwest

Southwest is in the final days of its sale that started last week:

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Because obscure holidays should be celebrated too, Southwest is holding The Obscure Holiday Sale. Ticket prices for one-way, non-stop travel start at just $59 one way (although I found some prices that are even cheaper) and you need to purchase by April 11, 2019 to get in on the sale.

Some examples are:

$49 Long Beach to San Jose
$55 Long Beach to Las Vegas
$59 Orlando to Fort Lauderdale
$83 Nashville to St. Louis
$91 New York/LaGuardia to Chicago.Midway
$113 Havana to Tampa

21-day advance purchase is required and blackout dates apply. Click here to read the rest of the terms & conditions, and to book.

WestJet

Last but not least (it’s not their fault – it’s only because I posted them alphabetically and W is towards the end of the alphabet), WestJet is offering 15% off select base fares for just 3 days only.

The offer is valid on WestJet flights between Canada and:

  • The rest of Canada
  • San Francisco, California
  • Orange County, California
  • Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
  • Phoenix, Arizona
  • Nashville, Tennessee
  • Austin, Texas
  • Portland, Oregon
  • Denver, Colorado
  • St.George’s, Bermuda
  • Bridgetown, Barbados
  • Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands
  • Kingston, Jamaica
  • Nassau, Bahamas
  • Oranjestad, Aruba
  • Curacao, Netherlands Antilles
  • Providenciales, Turks and Caicos Islands
  • San Jose, Costa Rica
  • Philipsburg, St. Maarten
  • Mazatlán, Mexico
  • Los Cabos, Mexico
  • Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
  • Varadero, Cuba
  • Samaná, Dominican Republic
  • Barcelona, Spain

All you need is the coupon code, which is M38AY51. It’s applicable on Basic and Econo (excluding EconoFlex) fares.

Booking must be done by April 11, 2019 (11:59pm MT) and travel must be completed between April 23 and June 26, or September 3 through October 27, with blackout dates of May 16-18 and 20, June 27 – September 2, and October 10-12 and 14, 2019.

They also have savings on trips to Europe, and if you’re a Canadian resident, you can also save up to 30% off select Disneyland Resort Theme Park tickets.

More details can be found on this page of WestJet’s website.

And about that sweepstakes…

That’s courtesy of Hawaiian Airlines. It’s called the Which Shore Should You Explore? Sweepstakes and it’s in celebration of the launch of their five-times weekly non-stop service between Boston and Honolulu.

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The winner gets a trip to either city…winner’s choice!

One lucky winner will receive 160,000 HawaiianMiles (that’s enough for a roundtrip for two between Hawai‘i and any of our Mainland gateway destinations!), and a choice of a 4-night stay at one of two fabulous Marriott properties: The Royal Hawaiian Resort or The Sheraton Boston Hotel. Maximum retail value: $10,136

 

To enter, simply cast your vote for which shore you’d want to explore, then follow one of their social media accounts and complete the entry form at the bottom of this page. Go to this page for more info. Good luck!

The sweepstakes is running through April 25, 2019. This sweepstakes will also be in our weekly Travel Contests & Sweepstakes page, effective April 13, 2019.

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2 comments

Robbo April 9, 2019 - 2:24 pm

Surprise surprise surprise, No DL sale, no AA sale, No UA sale. What was it they told us when they let them merge with Continental, Northwest and US Air? Did they say something about competition? I think they were telling us fibs? Is that possible they are liars? What say you?

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SharonKurheg April 9, 2019 - 2:47 pm

I’m sure you mean the “What says you?” hypothetically speaking, but since you asked…;-)

I check out the “big 3” on a twice-weekly basis to see what they have in terms of sales. And you’re right…they never (or very, very rarely) have big flash sales like the lower cost airlines do. However they do tend to have ongoing deals that the lower cost airlines rarely have. The big airlines also have big credit card deals that allow people to earn larger sums of frequent flyer miles. So in the end, to an extent, it evens out.

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