Spirit Airlines, a budget airline known for its affordable prices and minimal in-flight amenities, has recently announced a series of discounted U.S. flights starting at just $21. These deals are especially beneficial for spontaneous travelers seeking a last-minute summer escape, as they offer flexibility in terms of destination and general travel dates.
Among the lowest one-way fares spotted by Travel + Leisure are:
- Dallas (DFW) to Las Vegas (LAS) for $40 on July 30, 2024
- Detroit, MI (DTW) to Atlanta (ATL) for $24 on August 27, 2024
- Fort Lauderdale (FLL) to Atlanta (ATL) for $21 on September 10, 2024
- New York / Newark (EWR) to Orlando (MCO) for $33 on July 30, 2024
Additionally, travelers can take advantage of other affordable deals such as Dallas to Los Angeles (LAX) for $39, Houston (IAH) to Orlando for $33, Nashville (BNA) to Orlando starting at $21, and Fort Lauderdale to New Orleans (MSY) as low as $26.
The discounted fares listed under “Popular Flight Deals on Spirit” on Spirit’s homepage are not limited to a specific sale and are available while supplies last. To access these deals, travelers must be members of Spirit Saver$ Club, which has an annual fee of $69.95 and offers discounted fares, as well as discounts on checked and carry-on bag fees.
For travelers looking for the lowest flight offers from their home airport, they can use the “Lowest Flight Offers” feature on Spirit’s website. By entering their origin airport and budget, they can find the best airfare prices for the upcoming weeks.
In an effort to be more traveler friendly, Spirit has recently implemented new policies that eliminate change and cancellation fees.
“Spirit Airlines’ Executive Vice President and Chief Commercial Officer, Matt Klein, stated during the announcement that Spirit has previously revolutionized the industry, and they are doing it once again with these initial initiatives that will pave the way for a new era of affordable yet valuable air travel.”
“Prior to making a reservation, travelers are advised to thoroughly examine the terms and conditions of the ticket, as budget airlines typically do not include the cost of carry-on luggage or seat selection in the initial ticket price.”