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Published November 16, 2016 by

Cheap Flights: Austin / San Antonio to Madrid $423 r/t – Delta + SkyTeam

[11/16/2016 @ 1:10 PM] Book this fare on: Priceline, Travelocity, BookingBuddy, Orbitz, CheapTickets, Expedia, Hotwire.
[11/16/2016 @ 4:37 PM] Fare may have gotten removed. We’re only able to see it on Priceline. Booking sites are starting to re-price it around $1000.
[11/23/2016 @ 9:26 PM] Fare gone. Removing from deal list.

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Delta and SkyTeam partners have round-trip flights from Austin (AUS) or San Antonio (SAT) to Madrid (MAD) or starting at $423 with a connection. Flights December to March. No Holidays. 7-day minimum stay required.

Note: We’re also seeing Barcelona (BCN) on sale, but the routes have either multiple connections or long layover times, so we won’t be covering it on this blog. It may be easier to just book a flight into Madrid (MAD) and then buy a separate ticket onward.

  • Example Dates: (Priceline / Travelocity) Dec 03 – Dec 10 / Blackout: Dec 11 – Jan 7 / Jan 14 – Jan 21 / Jan 21 – Jan 28 / Feb 04 – Feb 11 / Feb 11 – Feb 18 / Feb 18 – Feb 25 / Mar 04 – Mar 11  / Other dates: Try Saturday flights.
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I was able to pull this fare up on Priceline and Travelocity. Screenshot taken at 1:21 PM on 11/16/16.

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Note: OTAs such as Travelocity and Priceline allow free cancellation without penalty within 24-hours after purchase. As deals sell-out or expire quickly, this policy will allow you to “lock-in” the cheap fare while you sort out a plan. Just keep in mind that after 24-hours, you will not be able to cancel without the regular penalty. On Travelocity, you can easily see if your ticket allows a free cancellation, just look for “FREE Cancellation” next to the button to purchase the ticket.

Most airlines offer 24-hour free cancellation with varying policies. For example American Airlines allows you to “Hold” a ticket before payment for 24-hours but once you pay for it you can’t cancel without a change fee or penalty, even if it was purchased less than 24-hours ago.

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Ren P. Artemio

Ren P. Artemio

Ren is the Chief Director of Nap Times at Escape Houston, Escape ATX, Cheap DFW, and Escape Flights. He really likes researching airfare and the travel industry, especially when it means getting a cheap flight to anywhere (he's not picky).

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