GET ONE-WAY FLIGHTS FOR AS LOW AS $59:The USA ArchivesJetBlue "Book It Before It's Hot" sale runs through May 15, offering one-way flights for as low as $59. Travel between May 27 and Oct. 4 to get these deals, but blackout dates apply.
Opens in a new window Credit: JetBlue JetBlue's 'Book It Before It's Hot' sale One-way flights as low as $59 If you've been to the grocery store lately or tried to buy some fresh tech, you might have noticed things are more expensive. Of course, we're combating the never-ending rise in prices by shopping for the best deals because that's what we do. And today, there's a nice deal in store if you're in line for a vacation.
Until May 15, the JetBlue "Book It Before It's Hot" sale has one-way flights for as low as $59. You'll need to travel between May 27 and Oct. 4 to score these discounted flights, but keep in mind the sale price doesn't apply to flights that take off on Sundays, Mondays, or Fridays. Also be aware of blackout dates that span from July 3 to July 7.
SEE ALSO: Grab the Jackery Explorer 100 Plus power station on sale for under $100 and stay juiced up on the goScoring a one-way flight for under $60 feels like a deal that's simply too good to be true. These days, a meal out for two costs more than $60. Would you prefer a single meal that lasts maybe two hours, or jetting off to a new city for the weekend? If you're interested in travel, the JetBlue sale is undeniably a great deal.
During this sale, you can take off from Boston (BOS) and land in Savannah (SAV) for just $59 or head from New York (JFK) to Nashville (BNA) for the same price. The sale also extends to international destinations like Cancun, Mexico and Bermuda.
Keep in mind these sale prices apply to JetBlue's Basic Blue tier, which means you'll need to pay extra for checked bags or seat selection.
Instead of sitting at home this summer thinking a vacation wasn't in the budget this year, hop to it and book with the JetBlue "Book It Before It's Hot" sale and take off for as low as $59. The expansive network of JetBlue destinations awaits.
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