JetBlue’s Latest Sale Includes $39 One-way Tickets — Here's Where You Can Go

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JetBlue’s latest fare sale has landed — and travelers can snag flights for as little as $39 one-way to dozens of destinations.

“New season. New views. Save on flights and vacation packages to get you going,” the airline wrote about the new promotion, the Hit Refresh Sale, on its website.

The sale, which is live now through Thursday, April 18, at 11:59 p.m. ET, is valid for travel dates between May 7 and June 12. These discounted fares are only available for Tuesday and Wednesday flights during this travel period.

Still, JetBlue’s latest deals could be a great way to save on a Memorial Day weekend getaway or early summer vacation. Travelers can take advantage of round-trip flights to destinations from Martha’s Vineyard to Belize — all under $200 per person.

Travel + Leisure searched through the list to find a few of the best one-way deals:

• Los Angeles (LAX) to Reno (RNO): $39
• Fort Lauderdale (FLL) to Charleston (CHS): $49
• San Juan (SJU) to St. Thomas (STT): $49
• Boston (BOS) to West Palm Beach (PBI): $54
• New York (LGA) to Nassau (NAS): $64
• Fort Lauderdale (FLL) to Quito (UIO): $69
• New York (LGA) to Nantucket (ACK): $69
• New York (JFK) to Turks and Caicos (PLS): $89
• Los Angeles (LAX) to Cabo (SJD): $104
• New York (JFK) to San Diego (SAN): $109

The cheapest flights are in JetBlue’s most restrictive Blue Basic fare class, which only allows travelers to bring a personal bag. It may be worth upgrading to the Blue fare, which includes a carry-on bag and a seat assignment and allows travelers to change or cancel their flight for future travel credit.

JetBlue fliers may want to pack light, as the airline recently increased baggage fees based on peak and off-peak travel periods. There is also an additional surcharge for bags checked within 24 hours of departure. Fortunately, these sale dates all fall under off-peak season, so travelers will have to pay $35 to $45 for their first checked bag and $50 to $60 for the second bag.

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