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How cheap are sale midwest airlines flights?

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How cheap are sale midwest airlines flights?

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Flight Sale: Midwest Airlines’ Kansas City and Milwaukee Routes Midwest Airlines is offering discounted fares to and from several U.S. cities, including Milwaukee, Boston and Orlando. The flights are good for travel beginning Aug. 11 through Sept. 30. To get the advertised fares, book a flight for Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday travel. Other days of the week will result in slightly higher fares. Book by Aug. 3. Sample fares are round-trip and don’t included taxes and fees. Milwaukee flights to/from: Indianapolis, Minneapolis, Pittsburgh from $148 Atlanta, Boston, New York City, Orlando, Washington, D.C. from $168 Denver, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, San Francisco from $198 Seattle from $218 Kansas City flights to/from: Los Angeles, Seattle from $198 San Francisco from $208 We tested Milwaukee flights to Boston from Aug. 18 to Aug. 22 and found a round-trip fare with taxes for $170. Continental Airlines and Delta Air Lines also have similar fares for the same route and dates, $171 and $172,

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Great news travelers! Midwest Airlines is offering a special sale on flights from Nov. 11, 2009 through May 26, 2010. There are a couple terms and conditions though. For one, you have to order your tickets between now and November 10th. There is going to be a lot of people ordering tickets now so get your tickets and start planning as fast as possible. Sources: http://www.postchronicle.com/news/business/article_212265471.

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