JetBlue Offering $31 Flights Pretty Much ANYwhere On Halloween

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We're frightened by how much we want to travel right now. 

If you're looking to escape Halloween hell, then never fear: JetBlue is offering $31 one-way flights -- on Halloween only! -- in an amazing one-day sale. 

The flights are only available for purchase today, Oct. 1, and you must travel on Halloween. Yes, you'll have to pay the full fare on your way back, but this is $31 to one of JetBlue's many, many domestic destinations, as well as its hubs in Puerto Rico. And THAT is epic. 

There are $31 one-way flights from JFK to LAX, for example. And a $31 one-way flight from Boston to Seattle. A $31 one-way flight from San Francisco to Florida? We'll take that too, thank you very much.

Start planning your spooky getaway ASAP.

Source: Suzy Strutner
Associate Lifestyle Editor, The Huffington Post

You Can Buy A ticket From The U.S. To Europe And Iceland Right now For $99!

The Icelandic low-cost airline WOW Air has launched another $99 sale on flights for travel to Europe this fall and winter.

The temperatures may be dropping in Europe as autumn arrives, but so too are the airfares. Iceland-based airline WOW Air just announced a special sale, with airfares as low as $99 for one-way travel from Boston or Baltimore-Washington airports to Reykjavik, Iceland, or $149 each way to Copenhagen, London (Gatwick), Dublin, Amsterdam, Paris, and Berlin this fall and winter.

Flights are operated by Airbus A321 aircraft to Reykjavik-Keflavik Airport in Iceland, where travelers then connect and continue on to destinations in Europe. WOW, which has been flying between Iceland and Europe since 2011 and began low-fare flights from the U.S. last March, is famous for these $99 deals.

Fare specials advertised at $99 include taxes, fees, and a carry-on allowance of 5 kg (11 lbs) or less. WOW’s status as an ultra-low-cost airline means their flight prices are “unbundled” (aka "a la carte") and passengers must pay extra for additional luggage allowance, checked bags, in-flight meals, extra legroom, and even seat assignments.

Source: www.cntraveler.com

Frontier Airlines's $25 Sale Might Break The Internet

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The discount carrier is offering deals on flights to cities like Miami, New Orleans, and Austin.

Good news if you're planning some U.S. travel this fall: Budget carrier Frontier Airlines is kicking off a $25 (yes, you read that correctly) sale on many major routes. The deals begin at $29 per person each way—there's a $5 off discount code that can be applied at checkout—while some fares go as high as $49.

Deals include Charlotte to Philadelphia for $60 round trip, Atlanta to Las Vegas for $98, and St. Louis to Orlando for $100. You must buy the tickets before September 12, but we'd advise buying earlier than that since many of the routes are already selling out. Last year's sale, where some tickets were as little as $15,broke company sales records.

Of course, like most online fare sales, there's some fine print, so make sure you check out the specific route you're interested in for any blackout dates. As well, if you're a Frontier first-timer, keep in mind that the airline has fees for both checked and carry-on bags. It also has a "Discount Den" similar to many airlines' frequent-flyer programs, which gives members discounts on bag fees. Frontier also charges for in-flight food and drinks, and you can pay extra to board early.

Written by Lilit Marcus, www.cntraveler.com