Flight Deals – 3/11/19
There are a couple of websites I routinely check for cheap flight deals originating from the US. My favorite website to check daily is Secret Flying. I’ve been following them for years and they churn out dozens of deals daily departing and originating from countries all over the world. Many other flight deals websites charge a fee/membership to receive their “exclusive” deals, but Secret Flying doesn’t charge a penny. Below are some hot flight deals as of 3/11/19 that I wanted to share with my readers who don’t necessarily want to spend all of their hard-earned points on flights:
- Los Angeles to Fiji for $370 Roundtrip
- Los Angeles to Bangkok for $368 Roundtrip
- Los Angeles to Medellin, Columbia for $396 Roundtrip
- San Francisco to London for $398 Roundtrip
- New York to Rome for $294 Roundtrip
- New York to Copenhagen for $289 Roundtrip
- Miami to Belize for $102 one-way or $267 Roundtrip
- New York to Palm Springs for $196 Roundtrip
- Chicago to Johannesburg for $630 Roundtrip
- Miami to Stockholm for $378 Roundtrip
- New York to Barcelona for $309 Roundtrip
- Many US Cities to Australia from $463 Roundtrip
Keep in mind that some of these flight deals don’t last long so YMMV. I highly suggest following Secret Flying or start checking their site from time to time when looking to book that next vacation.
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I find it interesting that you look to Scummy Flying. That website has a reputation of lifting (some) deals from FlyerTalk and not attributing them as such. Of more concern to me is the site has a special section on so-called mistake fares. Using this nomenclature does absolutely nothing for the passenger and everything for the airlines who can (and have in the past) referred to social media references to these particular fares being errors when they cancel them. It is not a legitimate website.
I appreciate your comment, however I struggled to find any negative reviews online about Secret Flying. They’re one of many websites that aggregate airfare and hotel deals and I definitely would not consider them illegitimate. In the past, the “error/mistake” fares that they’ve posted are pretty consistent with what dozens of other blogs and deal websites are posting. Occasionally they’ll post an obscure route with a mistake fare but I definitely would not put the blame on Secret Flying if/when airlines cancel tickets. As these things always are, YMMV.