$69 Air Fares to Europe in 2017

[com_op_2000]

Checkout this article:
http://www.nextbigfuture.com/2016/09/boeing-737-max-jets-will-launch-age-of.html

 

[jrabbit]

the wall street analysts would NEVER LET U.S. Domestic carriers to charge this little. The price of fuel has dropped, but not the price of a ticket!!! The wall street types want Southwest to start charging luggage fees, change fees, and any other fees they can to screw us the customers so they can make more money.

 

[Dug720]

TBH I would be afraid to fly on a carried that discounts their airfares that much. They're scrimping somewhere...either service or maintenance. The service...meh, given the flight attendants I've encountered recently I think we could do just as good a job at taking care of ourselves. But maintenance?? No thank you...I want my plane checked over and in tip-top shape to fly.

 

[aggiedog]

I've seen Norwegian Air mentioned on a few boards recently. I'm sure it will be limited departure cities/times/dates, but I'd try it. Beats the $1,000+ we always seem to pay!

 

[AquaDame]

I can't imagine flying to Europe on a Ricardo seat if they pack them in like they do for the current 737 flights.... my husband is too tall for that. I'll wait and see how they end up designing the interior for these. Regardless I am super excited to finally see these planes in the air..! It feels like these have been in production a really long time.