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JetBlue has launched its limited-time Big Spring Sale featuring $25 off one-way flights of at least $50 and $50 off roundtrip flights of at least $100.The two-day sale runs through midnight Wednesday, March 6 and is good for travel between Tuesday, March 19 and Wednesday, June 12, 2024.Travelers can use promo code SPRINGTRAVEL at checkout to take advantage of the discounted seats.Terms and conditions apply, however. The sale does not include Friday or Sunday travel, minimum spend does not include taxes and fees and the discounts are valid on nonstop flights only.You can contact your travel advisor or visit JetBlue's Best Fare Finder Tool to browse the latest offers.
The sale comes on the heels of JetBlue's announcement that it will terminate its agreement to merge with Spirit Airlines after it became clear the carriers would not secure the necessary legal and regulatory approvals.
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