All fares are for round-trip prices and include all taxes. Fares have limited amounts of seats available per flight. All fares are valid in either direction. Fares are subject to change at anytime. Links listed are for researching valid dates only. Book directly from the airline or from priceline to avoid booking fees.
Jacksonville-Seattle: $117 On Continental
Fort Myers-Seattle: $123 On Continental
Pittsburgh-Seattle: $126 On Continental
Baltimore-Seattle: $126 On Continental
Buffalo-Seattle: $126 On Continental
Raleigh/Durham-Seattle: $126 On Continental
New Orleans-Seattle: $126 On Continental
Ithaca, NY-Seattle: $134 On Continental
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If i book a ticket using a third party site e.g. orbits expedia, priceline do i still get miles?
Can you please round up?
When looking to book Hawaii tickets this year, I found that I could get miles with my itenerary through Priceline but not Orbits. Not sure about Expedia. Hopefully someone can verify.
On American carriers you should always get miles as long as you are selecting the flights you want (i.e. not on opaque fares where you can’t see the flight).
Now whether those miles will count for elite status gets more complicated…
these $98 base fares lasted all of 3 hrs yesterday. They are gon enow but most of the city pairs at least on CO are $178 or $198 plus txs