Flash Deal Summary

Fares on Transcontinental routes can easily run $1,300+ if you’re not careful.

Fares on Transcontinental routes can easily run $1,300+ if you’re not careful.

Sample Savings: Orlando to Seattle goes for $738 round-trip. Compared to regular published fares of about $1,300+.

Note: Fares should work in either direction for all routes in the chart.

Remember that Flash Airfares—which can change at any time and probably will, generally within a day or two, more or less—can be extended, see FCF’s February report for details on Hold It Right There: How to Lock in Amazing Premium Flash Fares Long Enough to Decide If They’re Right for You.

  • Ticketing Deadline: Varies
  • Advance Purchase: Varies
  • Departure/Return Travel Days: Varies
  • Travel Window: Varies
  • Minimum Stay: Varies
  • Maximum Stay: Varies

For Travel Agents: If your travel agent or airline reservationist is having difficulty finding these fares, provide them the “Fare Basis Code(s)”, which they can use to pull up a “Fare List” in their computer, which will give them the fare’s “rules” to help navigate to the deal: American Airlines, JetBlue, I; Delta Airlines, Z; United, P.

Screenshot of sample fare on delta.com:

Example Deal Routes

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Disclaimer:

Everybody knows how frequently airfares change (some estimates claim that there are up to 500,000 fare changes daily). Because that’s a few too many for First Class Flyer to keep up with, FCF cannot guarantee that all fares discussed will be available when you go to make a booking. Also, for the sake of quick and easy “executive summary” format, all fare rules and restrictions can’t possibly be included. Fares quoted usually include the average taxes and fees for the routes in the chart.

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