Denver-based Frontier Airlines is hosting a special airfare sale in which flights between Albuquerque and Denver cost just $9.99 each way. Tickets between Denver and Durango start at $34, meanwhile, and routes such as Kansas City-New Orleans (from $44) and Milwaukee-St. Louis ($44) are also on sale. Purchases must be made by August 3, a 14-day advance purchase is mandatory, and the cheapest fares are available on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays through December 15. In most cases, Southwest Airlines and United are matching Frontier’s sale prices.
It’s a Deal: Flights from $10 on Frontier Airlines
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