Cheap Airfare to the Caribbean
Published March 10th, 2004 in travelAmerican Airlines is offering some really cheap flights to the Caribbean. A couple of good deals for Texas travelers:
- Dallas to Freeport, Bahamas: $219
- Houston to Freeport, Bahamas: $219
- Houston to Grand Cayman Island, Cayman Islands: $261
- Houston to Kingston, Jamaica: $292
- Houston to Montego Bay, Jamaica: $292
- San Antonio to Cancun, Mexico: $269
- San Antonio to Cozumel, Mexico: $304
Some of the flights out of Miami, Tampa, D.C., Newark, and New York are really cheap too.
Make sure you check the restrictions on these flights, if you’re booking one:
- Fares are round-trip for Economy Class travel and are nonrefundable.
- Tickets must be purchased at least 7 days prior to departure or 1 day after reservation is made, which ever comes first, but no later than 11:59 pm (CT), March 24, 2004.
- Fares are valid for departure April 1 through June 12, 2004. (Other travel dates may be available at different fares.)
- Off-peak fares shown are valid for travel outbound Monday through Thursday and return Tuesday through Friday except for Central America.
- A 3 day minimum stay is required.
- For all travel, up to $18 USD per round-trip in local airport charges may be collected in addition to the advertised price.
- Fares do not include a federal excise tax of up to $3.10 USD per each U.S. domestic flight segment of your itinerary. A flight segment is defined as one takeoff and landing.
- Fares do not include September 11th Security Fee of $2.50 for each enplanement that originates at a U.S. airport, up to a maximum of $5 per one way or $10 per round trip.
- Government taxes and fees of up to $125 USD, varying by destination, are not included, and may vary slightly depending on currency exchange rates at the time of purchase.
Thanks to Megnut for pointing this airfare sale out.
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