United Airlines lowered their airfare for Labor Day Weekend! Purchase your tickets by August 21.
Ticket prices start as low as $47 each way.
Some sample fares from Denver (each way) are:
- Albuquerque ... $47
- Salt Lake City ... $47
- Kansas City ... $57
- Phoenix ... $57
- San Francisco ... $64
- San Jose ... $69
- Minneapolis ... $76
- Los Angeles... $80
- New Orleans ... $95
- Orlando ... $95
- Philadelphia ... $95
- Washington, D.C. ... $95
Sample fares for other cities are:
Baltimore - Chicago $73
Boston - Chicago $76
Chicago - Kansas City $47
Chicago - New York City $89
Chicago - Pittsburgh $47
Chicago - San Antonio $85
Chicago - St. Louis $59
Las Vegas - San Francisco $57
Los Angeles - Orlando $99
Los Angeles - Pittsburgh $133
Los Angeles - San Francisco $47
Miami - Washington Dulles $66
Pittsburgh - San Francisco $133
San Diego - San Francisco $47
San Francisco - Seattle $47
Don't forget to book your flight by August 21!
Showing posts with label plane travel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label plane travel. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 18, 2009
Monday, August 10, 2009
Travel Tips: Hot Round-TripAirfare Prices From Denver
I just got an email announcing some great prices from Denver!
United, Delta, Frontier and other airlines have stepped up competition for fall travel by slashing fares on a wide range of flights from Denver. Fares now start at $133-$192 round-trip, including taxes. Many of the new lower fares are even valid over Thanksgiving weekend.
Check the fares* out here:
*Prices available while seats last. Prices may change at any time.
United, Delta, Frontier and other airlines have stepped up competition for fall travel by slashing fares on a wide range of flights from Denver. Fares now start at $133-$192 round-trip, including taxes. Many of the new lower fares are even valid over Thanksgiving weekend.
Check the fares* out here:
- Denver-Milwaukee ... $133-$143 Round-Trip
- Denver-Washington, D.C. ... $139-$141 Round-Trip
- Denver-St. Louis ... $153 Round-Trip
- Denver-Portland ... $159 Round-Trip
- Denver-Seattle ... $159 Round-Trip
- Denver-Austin ... $169 Round-Trip
- Denver-New York City ... $177 Round-Trip
- Denver-Fort Lauderdale ... $192 Round-Trip
*Prices available while seats last. Prices may change at any time.
Sunday, July 19, 2009
Chit Chat: The Arm Rest and The Middle Seat
I was flying back from vacation with my family recently. Since the little one is under two, he flies as a lap child. The plane was full, so getting a row to ourselves just wasn't going to happen. I was stuck in the middle seat of our row. I hate sitting in the middle seat on the plane. I started wondering, who would sit next to me...would it be a kindred spirit, who's traveled with a lap child and knows how exhausting it can be, or would it be some business person tired from a week of travel, ready to quietly read the paper and snooze for the next 2.5 hours? A few minutes later, my answer cam to me: I was stuck next to the latter. A heavy-set, hairy armed man came tooling down the aisle and stopped by me. He slunk into the seat, and of course, promptly took over the arm rest. It never fails, every time I sit in the middle seat, I end up no arm rest (If you ask me, the person stuck in the middle seat should always get BOTH arm rests).
Now this arm rest is the arm rest that has the button to put my seat back, turn on my headphones, and adjust the volume for the said headphones. It has my seat number on the end of it. Everything about this arm rest says that it belonged to me! But this man felt that it belonged to him...and he was invading MY space! there were many scenarios to reclaim my space that played out in my mind. I could doze off, and oh so discreetly pushing his hairy arm off my arm rest, or I could be more obvious and just give him a really hard jab with my elbow as I took it back, or I could just simply ask for it back. I did none of the above. I simply sat in silence for the duration of the flight, listening to his snoring.
Now this arm rest is the arm rest that has the button to put my seat back, turn on my headphones, and adjust the volume for the said headphones. It has my seat number on the end of it. Everything about this arm rest says that it belonged to me! But this man felt that it belonged to him...and he was invading MY space! there were many scenarios to reclaim my space that played out in my mind. I could doze off, and oh so discreetly pushing his hairy arm off my arm rest, or I could be more obvious and just give him a really hard jab with my elbow as I took it back, or I could just simply ask for it back. I did none of the above. I simply sat in silence for the duration of the flight, listening to his snoring.
Labels:
chit chat,
plane travel,
vacation
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