JetBlue has round-trip flights from Austin (AUS) to Orlando (MCO) for $117-$127, NONSTOP. March to May. Departures on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday, and Sunday. Origin/Destination reversible.
Note: Carry-on bag is allowed for free on JetBlue. You can avoid paying for seat selection by accepting the randomly assigned seat at the gate.
JetBlue has round-trip flights from Austin (AUS) to Long Beach (LGB) for $97, NONSTOP. $49 each-way. Flights in May and August. Mostly weekday flights. Origin/Destination reversible.
Note: Carry-on bag is allowed for free. You can avoid paying for seat selection by accepting the randomly assigned seat at the gate.
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Delta, American, and JetBlue have round-trip flights from San Antonio or Austin (SAT/AUS) to New York (JFK) for $177-$187, NONSTOP. $89 each-way. Flights March to June. No Sunday departures. Origin/Destination reversible.
Note: Carry-on bag is allowed for free. You can avoid paying for seat selection by accepting the randomly assigned seat at the gate.
JetBlue has round-trip flights from Austin (AUS) to Orlando (MCO) for $127, NONSTOP. Flights March to April. Some weekends available.
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JetBlue has round-trip flights from Austin (AUS) to Fort Lauderdale (FLL) starting at $137, NONSTOP. $69 each-way. Flights mid-January to April. Holiday blackout applies. Origin/Destination reversible. A few weekends available in February, March, and April.
Note: Fare allows for a free carry-on bag and seat selection. Upgrades into “Regular Economy” are available for +23 each-way.
Note: Spirit has fares for $104, but those will be more expensive if you plan on taking a carry-on bag, eating, drinking, or picking a seat, due to their excessive fee structure.
JetBlue has round-trip flights from Austin (AUS) to Boston (BOS) for $177, NONSTOP. $89 each-way. Flights mid-January to mid-February. Holiday blackout applies. Origin/Destination reversible. Weekends available.
Note: Fare allows for a free carry-on bag. Upgrades into “Regular Economy” are available for +23 each-way.
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JetBlue has round-trip flights from Austin (AUS) to Long Beach (LGB) for $147, NONSTOP. $74 each-way. Most flights in February, with one-ways available from mid-January to mid-February. Some weekends available. Origin/Destination reversible.
JetBlue has round-trip flights from Austin (AUS) to Long Beach (LGB) for $187-$193, NONSTOP. Flights January to February, mostly on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays. Some weekends available. Origin/Destination reversible.
JetBlue has round-trip flights from Austin (AUS) to Orlando (MCO) for $127, NONSTOP. Flights mid-February to April. Some weekends available.
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JetBlue has round-trip flights from Austin (AUS) to New York (JFK) for $177, NONSTOP. $89 each-way. Flights late-November to mid-February on Sundays through Wednesdays. Origin/Destination reversible.
Note: Use JetBlue’s “Best Fare Finder” for a calendar of dates with the discount fare.
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JetBlue has round-trip flights from Austin (AUS) to Boston (BOS) for $181, NONSTOP. $90 each-way. Flights late-November to mid-March. Holiday blackout applies. Origin/Destination reversible. Weekends available.
Note: Delta is matching with inferior “Basic Economy” fares.
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JetBlue and American Airlines have round-trip flights from Austin (AUS) to New York (JFK) for $139, NONSTOP. $108+$31 each-way. Outbound flights are on October 30th and 31st. Origin/Destination reversible.
Note: Use JetBlue’s “Best Fare Finder” for a calendar of dates with the discount fare.
Note: AA flight is on the 31st, and is in “Basic Economy”.
