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We’re seeing some very good deals from LAX to select Florida beach cities.
These include cheap flights from LA to West Palm Beach for $219 roundtrip or how about LA to Ft. Lauderdale, also for $219 roundtrip.
Just need to play but don’t need a beach? Try this cheap flight from LA to Orlando, for just $235 roundtrip.
Where do you want to go? Doesn’t matter - FareCompare’s deal finder can get you there cheap - from your home airport.
This is for you, too, San Francisco - a super cheap flight from New York to Oakland for just $179 roundtrip.
That’s coast-to-coast for less than $90 each way!
And of course, you can fly to other way, too: Oakland to New York is also just $179 roundtrip.
Now, Californians and New Yorkers can bond! And save money, too.
For more super savings, just head to FareCompare’s deal finder - and see great prices on flights from your hometown, anywhere in the world - and see them instantly.
Bigger isn’t always better, but often it pays to fly out of the largest airport near you (even if you have to drive an hour or two).
Case in point: Southern California’s LAX vs. Burbank.
I did a quick search on FareCompare’s deal finder - for cheap, cross-country flights in September - and came up with the following:
Los Angeles to NY, $199 roundtrip
Both are great deals, but you clearly save more by flying out of the larger LAX. On the other hand, San Fernando Valley residents can rejoice because they still get a good deal, while avoiding the hassle of the 405. Been there!
How would you like to fly cross-country for about $99 each way - or less - with all taxes and fees included?
No problem!
Check out these great deals for October, from FareCompare’s deal finder:
Ft. Lauderdale to San Francisco, $182 rt
Los Angeles to West Palm Beach, $215 rt
New York to San Francisco, $219, rt
Find your own $99 each way deal - by following FareCompare deals “from your airport” on Twitter - or just sign up for FareCompare’s email alerts - both are in real-time.
