There are even more great low fares now than there were when we highlighted them in the last issue; including mid- to long-haul flights. They don’t involve complicated strategies or mileage-partner back-flips; just book them—while they last.
Sample of Special Domestic Premium Fares (on Mid- to Long-Haul Domestic Flights)
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[["R \/ T Fare","Route","Airline"],["$805","Charlotte - Denver","AA"],["$870","Los Angeles - Miami","AA"],["$880","Phoenix - New York","US"],["$893","Detroit - Los Angeles","AA"],["$904","New York - Denver","UA"],["$920","San Francisco - Memphis","AA"],["$940","Washington, DC - Los Angeles","AA"],["$1,022","Los Angeles - Newark","AA"]]
<small><em>* Fares include average taxes and fees for the route. AA = American, UA = United, US = US Airways. <strong>Fine print:</strong> Booking code P on AA and UA, and A on US Airways; advance-purchase varies (7 to 21 days); for AA, departure must be within 90 days of booking.</em></small>