Snag fares for as low as $54 during JetBlue’s fall travel flash sale

Snag fares for as low as  during JetBlue’s fall travel flash sale

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Also, find out about JetBlue’s new simplified fare options.

An attendant arranges the JetBlue check-in area at Logan International Airport in Boston. Bloomberg

Travelers eyeing fall trips can potentially save money on airfare during a two-day JetBlue sale this week.


  • This budget airline at Logan Airport is adding first class seats in 2027

JetBlue, a leading airline at Logan Airport, launched a 48-hour flash sale on fall flights on Wednesday. Passengers who act fast can snag one-way domestic fares for as low as $54 and one-way transatlantic fares for as low as $299.

The deal ends Thursday at 11:59 p.m. EDT and is good for Tuesday, Wednesday, and Saturday travel between Sept. 9 and Nov. 18. Travelers should note that blackout dates are Oct. 9-14 and Nov. 8-11.

Deals out of Logan International Airport include flights to Presque Isle from $59; New York and Denver from $99; Orlando from $104; Nashville from $119; San Diego from $129; San Francisco from $154; London-Heathrow from $299; and Barcelona, Dublin, Madrid, or Paris from $329.

The sale is good for the lowest available fare. Fares include government taxes and fees and are subject to limited availability.

Tickets may be purchased on jetblue.com.

Last week, JetBlue announced it will launch BlueFirst later this year, the airline’s new domestic first-class experience. The airline has simplified its fare options ahead of the launch. JetBlue’s Core experience has been renamed Main and customers choose from one of four onboard experiences: Main, EvenMore, BlueFirst, or Mint. They then select one of up to three fare options within that experience — base, standard, or flex. 

Massport recently approved a preliminary renovation plan of Logan’s Terminal C — which mostly serves JetBlue — that would result in a bigger, brighter, more modernized space, and 70 percent of Boston.com readers said they like the plan.

Kristi Palma

Travel writer

 

Kristi Palma is the travel writer for Boston.com, focusing on the six New England states. She covers airlines, hotels, and things to do across Boston and New England. She is the author of the award-winning Scenic Six, a weekly travel newsletter.

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