Southwest $39 deal; did anyone get this?

[nhrenee]

I tried putting in various days from MHT to Orlando but couldn't find it. Has anyone found this from their area?

 

[TNErnie]

If you are checking on the Southwest web site, make sure you scroll all the way over to see the Internet specials--I missed out on a good one that way one time--and don't forget to check on Tuesday mornings for new internet specials-

 

[Sammy]

nhrenee:

I have been checking Southwest site every day (sometimes 2x per day) for several weeks now. I haven't seen a $39 price......the lowest I've seen was $44 back in January. Was this a fare you saw listed somewhere? I'd be very intereseted in being able to find a $39 fare!!

Thanks!

 

[nhrenee]

Thanks TNErnie, I'll keep an eye on that.

Sammy, didn't mean to get you all excited! It was not a specific fare listed, the $39-$99 deal is listed under promotional specials on their home page.
Was the $44 from MHT?

good luck!

 

[Sammy]

Hi again:

No, the $44 ($88 RT) was from Hartford, but at that price, I'd drive the 90 minutes from Nashua!! Unfortunately, DH's employment status was shaky at the time (January), and I didn't book the flights. Now I'm sorry I didn't!! SW out of MHT is still pretty inexpensive compared to others I've seen (currently around $130), but we'd like to go in September and their schedule doesn't go that far yet. I guess I'll just continue on with the obsessive checking every day!

 

[robinhardinrn]

It pays to checkout the southwest site on a weekly basis. They update their internet specials every Tuesday. I purchased roundtrip tickets from Jackson MS to MCO for 62.00 rt. The fact that it is a nonstop flight is an extra bonus. It pays off to be patient and persistent. Disney May 2002

 

[nhrenee]

checking back frequently sounds like good advice!
Sammy, your husband doesn't work in the airline business does he? (mine does)

 

[Sammy]

nhrenee:

Nope, not the airline industry.....computer networking. If your DH works for the airlines, do you get any kind of discount or "perks" for airfare? My uncle works for USAir and I know he and his wife can fly free (although they have to fly standby). They can also get "buddy passes" which I believe are half-price tix for anyone who flys with them (again, on standby). I guess the only problem would be that Orlando is such a popular destination, flying standby is not a good option.