Frontier Airlines is selling one-way tickets for as little as $25

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• Frontier Airlines is selling one-way tickets for as little as $25 through Wednesday.
• Flights on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from July 3 through August 28 are eligible.
• You can see all of the routes that are on sale here.
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Frontier Airlines is selling one-way tickets for as little as $25. Flights on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from July 3 through August 28 are eligible.

The sale runs through Wednesday, though the airline does not specify on its website if the sale ends before or after 11:59 pm in certain time zones. There are also tickets available for $34, $39, and $44.

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The following routes are available for $25:

• Austin, Texas, to New Orleans
• Columbus, Ohio, to Raleigh/Durham, North Carolina
• Jacksonville to Raleigh/Durham
• Las Vegas to San Diego
• Las Vegas to Sacramento
• Las Vegas to Los Angeles
• Las Vegas to Phoenix
• Las Vegas to Reno, Nevada
• Las Vegas to Santa Ana/Orange, California
• Los Angeles to Las Vegas
• New Orleans to Austin
• Phoenix to Las Vegas
• Raleigh/Durham to Columbus
• Raleigh/Durham to Jacksonville
• Reno to Las Vegas
• Sacramento to Las Vegas
• San Diego to Las Vegas
• Santa Ana/Orange to Las Vegas

You can see all of the routes that are on sale here.

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Source: Business Insider – mmatousek@businessinsider.com (Mark Matousek)