Spirit Airlines will be offering travelers 49 routes this year that would cost as low as $79 for roundtrip fares. It's the best time to travel to your chosen destinations this year and have an exciting vacation with your friends and families.
It's almost midway into 2017 and it's about time to plan for your Sring break and Summer vacations. Don't worry about the travel expenses because Spirit Airlines will be offering ultra-low airfares starting this Spring. It's going to be fewer reasons for you to procrastinate your holiday vacations.
According to a press release given by Spirit Airlines, it will open up 22 new routes, along with 27 seasonal routes, that are going to cost at a starting rate of $79. But for members of the $9 Fare Club, you can even fly to these 49 routes at a starting price of $49.
EconoTimes reported that the airline's growing network has added two more routes to the areas that it services. These new routes are the Hartford's Bradley International Airport and the Pittsburgh International Airport making these two cities the 60th and 61st area serviced by Spirit Airlines.
Mark Kopczak, Spirit Airlines' Vice President of Network Planning, said: "These new nonstop flights, including the addition of Hartford and Pittsburgh, will help make summer travel possible and more affordable for many families in need of a memorable getaway."
The airline's new daily nonstop flights include routes going to/from New Orleans, Pittsburgh, Hartford, Houston, Detroit, Baltimore/Washington and Akron/Canton. Meanwhile, the resuming seasonal flights include routes to/from Atlantic City, Boston, Baltimore/Washington, Chicago, Dallas/Forth Worth, Houston, Fort Lauderdale, Myrtle Beach, San Diego and Minneapolis. For more details about the flights, you can go check out the Spirit Airlines promotion details on their website.
Don't miss the chance of getting these cheap airfares from Spirit Airlines. It's going to be a great year for everyone flying to their chosen destinations at low costs.
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