from $110, roundtrip - Don't Miss Your Chance to Celebrate the Holidays With Family and Friends
What are you waiting for? We're in Week Six of our Holiday Airfare Watch, and there are just two weeks left to purchase. Now is the time to book your holiday air travel, if you haven't already.
Click here to search multiple travel sites for hundreds of holiday airfares to and from cities across the country.
Seats on the most popular travel dates are filling up fast, and for higher prices than last year. But you can still find a good deal if your schedule allows you flexibility with your travel dates. We checked fares on different days and found the best and worst days to travel for Christmas and New Year's:
Best bets for December holiday travel:
Best days: 17th, 18th, 19th, 21st, 25th, 28th, 29th, January 1st, 3rd
Fair days: 20th, 22nd, 24th, 27th, 30th, 31st
Worst days: 23rd, 26th, January 2nd
Click here to search all your options for holiday travel, no matter where you want to go or when you plan to take off.
Round-trip flights for Christmas that include taxes and fees:
Fares shown are for flights departing on December 21, 2006 and returning on December 26, 2006.
Flights from Chicago to Washington D.C., from $132
Flights from Philadelphia to Orlando, from $236
Flights from Atlanta to New York City, from $217
Flights from Houston to Oakland, from $429
Flights from Phoenix to Dallas, from $364
Round-trip flights for New Year's that include all taxes and fees:
Fares shown are for flights departing on December 29, 2006 and returning on January 2, 2007.
Flights from Houston to Dallas, from $110
Flights from Boston to Washington D.C., from $139
Flights from San Diego to San Francisco, from $139
Flights from Minneapolis to Chicago, from $152
Flights from Los Angeles to New York City, from $485
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Please note that airfares are subject to change. Prices are accurate as of 4:00 p.m. on 12/5/06.
Cheapflights Insider:
We found these fares searching some of the more popular travel days. You can save by choosing less busy days to travel. And if you have the flexibility, try to fly into smaller, neighboring airports. Those that serve discount carriers often tend to have the most competitive fares.