United and Alaska Airlines have round-trip flights from Austin (AUS) to San Francisco (SFO) for $178, NONSTOP. Flights October to February. Departures on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Saturday. Extended weekends available. Origin/Destination reversible. Holiday blackouts.
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American Airlines and Delta have round-trip flights from Austin (AUS) to Las Vegas or Los Angeles (LAS, LAX) for $90-$110, NONSTOP. Flights September to December. Very few extended weekends available. Origin/Destination reversible. Holiday blackouts.
A Carry-on bag and also a personal item is allowed for free. You can avoid paying for seat selection by accepting the randomly assigned seat at the gate.
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United and American Airlines have round-trip flights from Austin (AUS) to Grand Cayman or Nassau (GCM, NAS) for $291-$311with a connection. Flights October to August. Very few weekends available. Origin/Destination reversible. Holiday blackouts.
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American Airlines has round-trip flights from Austin (AUS) to Nashville (BNA) for $142-$161, NONSTOP. Flights September to February. Extended weekends available. Origin/Destination reversible. No Holidays.
A Carry-on bag and also a personal item is allowed for free on American. You can avoid paying for seat selection by accepting the randomly assigned seat at the gate.
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Virgin Atlantic, Delta, KLM, British Airways and various other airlines have round-trip flights from Austin (AUS) to London, United Kingdom (LHR) for $629, NONSTOP. Flights September to March. Departures on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Sunday. 7-day minimum stay required.
A Carry-on bag and also a personal item is allowed for free. You can avoid paying for seat selection by accepting the randomly assigned seat at the gate.
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JetBlue and United have round-trip flights from Austin (AUS) to New York/Newark (JFK/EWR) for $168, NONSTOP. Flights October to November. Weekends available. Origin/Destination reversible.
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Delta, Virgin Atlantic, and KLM have round-trip flights from Austin (AUS) to Copenhagen (CPH) for $604-$616 with a connection. Flights October, November, and January. Extended weekends available.
A Carry-on bag and also a personal item is allowed for free. You can avoid paying for seat selection by accepting the randomly assigned seat at the gate.
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American Airlines has round-trip flights from Austin (AUS) to Puerto Vallarta or Cabo (PVR, SJD) for $250-$258, NONSTOP. Flights September to November. Very few weekends available.
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American Airlines has round-trip flights from Austin (AUS) to Auckland (AKL) for $891 with a connection. Flights November, December, February, and March. Extended weekends available. Origin/Destination reversible.
American Airlines has round-trip flights from Austin (AUS) to New Orleans (MSY) for $118-$138, NONSTOP. Flights September to February. Very few weekends available. Origin/Destination reversible. Mostly Tue, Wed, Fri, Sat. Cheapest flights are midweek.
A Carry-on bag and also a personal item is allowed for free on American. You can avoid paying for seat selection by accepting the randomly assigned seat at the gate.
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American Airlines and Finnair have round-trip flights from Austin (AUS) to Helsinki (HEL) for $898 with a connection. Flights October to December. Very few extended weekends available. Cabin is Premium Economy for the long-haul segments and Regular Economy for the short-haul segment. Flight may be marketed as an American Airlines code-share operated by Finnair.
Premium Economy cabin has larger seats, more legroom, better baggage allowance, and better meal service. You can learn more on Finnair’s website [linked].