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BOOK ONE-WAY FLIGHTS AS LOW AS $25:Celebrate JetBlue's 25th birthday with sale prices that dip as low as $25 for a one-way flight. Book before 11:59 p.m. ET tonight (Feb. 12) for travel dates ranging from Feb. 25 through June 11. Exceptions include traveling on book eroticism & art mahon, alyceFridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, as well as dates between April 10-29.

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Opens in a new window Credit: JetBlue JetBlue 25th birthday sale Flights as low as $25 each way

Birthday celebrations are the best. There's cake, confetti, presents, and an overall party in honor of one more rotation around the sun. JetBlue is currently celebrating birthday 25 by offering us some incredible discounts on flights that'll make us feel like it's our own birthday.

Until 11:59 p.m. ET tonight, Feb. 12, celebrate JetBlue's 25th birthday by snagging a one-way flight for as low as $25. In order to grab these extra-low fares, you'll need to travel between Feb. 25 and June 11, without selecting a flight on Fridays, Saturdays, or Sundays. Also be aware of blackout dates from April 10-29.

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A flight for just $25 seems like a dream in this economy, right? Boston to Savannah is in line for the $25 sale, as well as Fort Lauderdale to Charleston. You can also fly from New York (JFK) to Nashville for just $25 each way, or take off from Orlando to Manchester for the same low price.

The sale spans countless flight routes throughout JetBlue's network, although not all of them are quite as low as $25. Still, you'll be in line for a solid sale price. Consider Seattle to Boston for just $99 each way. That flight clocks in at just over five hours, which means you'll be flying for about $20 per hour. That's a heck of a deal.

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Keep in mind most of the lowest sale prices are booking with JetBlue's Blue Basic fare, which entitles you to a free carry-on bag and doesn't allow for changes. You'll also be in one of the last boarding groups. If you're cool with those stipulations, you'll be flying at a super low price compared to typical airfare costs.

Instead of eating ramen for a week in order to pay for your next vacation, book flights included in the JetBlue 25th birthday sale and fly roundtrip for as low as $50.

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