Courtesy of Scotts Cheap Flights. This is on Air Canada for travel in the next several months.
Atlanta (ATL) – $527
Boston (BOS) – $520
Charlotte (CLT) – $549
Chicago (ORD) – $531
Cincinnati (CVG) – $528
Cleveland (CLE) – $527
Columbus (CMH) – $551
Dallas (DFW) – $521
Denver (DEN) – $521
Detroit (DTW) – $551
Fort Lauderdale (FLL) – $565
Fort Myers (RSW) – $555
Hartford (BDL) – $543
Honolulu (HNL) – $543
Houston (IAH) – $544
Indianapolis (IND) – $559
Kansas City (MCI) – $551
Las Vegas (LAS) – $521
Los Angeles (LAX) – $547
Maui (OGG) – $543
Miami (MIA) – $524
Milwaukee (MKE) – $551
Minneapolis (MSP) – $527
New Orleans (MSY) – $566
New York City (EWR) – $529
New York City (LGA) – $551
Orlando (MCO) – $521
Pittsburgh (PIT) – $527
Philadelphia (PHL) – $532
Phoenix (PHX) – $520
Portland (PDX) – $520
Raleigh (RDU) – $551
San Diego (SAN) – $544
San Francisco (SFO) – $521
San Jose (SJC) – $520
Sarasota (SRQ) – $570
Seattle (SEA) – $521
St. Louis (STL) – $551
Syracuse (SYR) – $551
Tampa (TPA) – $555
Washington DC (BWI) – $528
Washington DC (DCA) – $524
Washington DC (IAD) – $524
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So….here’s how to book it.
- Use Google Flight search
- Plug in your to/from cities
- Look at the calendar for your prices…cheapest one is bolded green
- Click on it and see available return dates
- Use those dates on Expedia (usually $1 cheaper) Priceline , Orbitz or the actual airline directly.
Thanks, Scotts Cheap Flights
