Summer travel is once again on sale across the nation. All airlines are matching the latest Southwest sale for travel through early November. Peak summer travel included! If you prefer to fly on AmericanDelta, UnitedAlaska, or JetBlue, check out what's available. Fares start at $109 round-trip.

It's rare for summer travel to go on sale. Even though we might see lower fares in other months, these are excellent prices for travel in July and August. Book your summer vacation now. It's likely these prices won't be around for summer travel in future sales.

For most routes, travel is valid on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays, through November 3, with a 21-day advance purchase required. Travel to Nevada and Florida is valid Sundays through Wednesdays; and travel from Nevada and Florida is valid Tuesdays through Fridays. Avoid blackout dates on August 31 and September 3. A Saturday night stay may be required depending on the route. There also may be a 30-day max stay.

Click on the fare details to find out which airlines offer these prices and for booking info.

Tickets must be booked by May 31, 2018.

A sample of fares include:

Jacksonville to Fort Lauderdale $109 roundtrip, nonstop

San Francisco to San Diego $117 roundtrip, nonstop

Sacramento to Los Angeles $117 roundtrip, nonstop

Los Angeles to San Jose $117 roundtrip, nonstop

Phoenix to El Paso $117 roundtrip, nonstop

San Diego to Las Vegas $125 roundtrip, nonstop

Cincinnati to Chicago $133 roundtrip, nonstop

Salt Lake City to Las Vegas $137 roundtrip, nonstop

Los Angeles to Salt Lake City $157 roundtrip, nonstop

Detroit to Chicago $161 roundtrip, nonstop

Raleigh to Miami $177 roundtrip, nonstop

Charlotte to Baltimore $185 roundtrip, nonstop

Memphis to Dallas $194 roundtrip, nonstop

Atlanta to New York $197 roundtrip, nonstop

Dallas to Houston $197 roundtrip, nonstop

Nashville to Newark $197 roundtrip, nonstop

Chicago to Pittsburgh $199 roundtrip, nonstop

Minneapolis to Nashville $205 roundtrip, nonstop

Miami to San Antonio $205 roundtrip, nonstop

Chicago to Austin $211 roundtrip, nonstop

Houston to Charlotte $217 roundtrip, nonstop

Grand Rapids to St. Louis $232 roundtrip

Austin to Santa Ana $240 roundtrip

Cleveland to Kansas City $245 roundtrip

Washington D.C. to Atlanta $255 roundtrip, nonstop

Indianapolis to Washington D.C. $259 roundtrip, nonstop

Washington D.C. to Oakland $286 roundtrip

Phoenix to Atlanta $305 roundtrip, nonstop

Philadelphia to Santa Ana $306 roundtrip

Detroit to Las Vegas $327 roundtrip, nonstop

Indiandapolis to Santa Ana $332 roundtrip

Columbus to Salt Lake City $342 roundtrip

Phoenix to Hartford $350 roundtrip

There are many more routes and these fares all work in reverse as well. Most prices are for basic economy, which means United and American will only include one small personal item (small backpack, large purse, etc.) that will fit underneath the seat in front of you. Larger carry-on bags are not allowed. Checked bag fees start at $25 each way. If you would like to bring a larger carry-on bag, consider the higher regular economy price.

Delta still includes a normal carry-on allowance plus one personal item in their basic economy fares. Alaska does not sell basic economy yet, but they plan to do so this fall. JetBlue does not sell basic economy tickets either, but has hinted at the possibility.



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