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Frontier Airlines is having another sale with flights starting at $39 from many of the cities they fly from including Atlanta, GA; Austin, TX; Chicago-O-Hare; Dallas/Ft. Worth; Ft. Lauderdale, FL, Denver, CO; Phoenix, AZ; New York (LGA); Seattle, WA and Washington-Dulles for select dates Mar. 9, 2015 through Apr. 29, 2015.

Frontier is having a fare sale with flights for $39 each way.
Frontier is having a fare sale with flights for $39 each way.

If you are interested in scoring any of these fares for $39, be sure to book sooner than later because during the past several sales that Frontier has offered, the fares usually sell out rather quickly.

Fly from Chicago-O
Fly from Chicago-O’Hare to Washington-Dulles for $39 one-way.

Tickets must be purchased by 11:59 pm Eastern time on Mar. 5, 2015 for domestic, nonstop travel:  Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Mar. 9, 2015 through Apr. 29, 2015. The following blackout dates apply: Apr. 6, 2015; Apr. 13, 2015. If you are looking for a quick getaway this winter, you might want to take a look at some of these deals.

While Frontier may not be a part of a major alliance and these cheap flights won’t help towards any major elite status, you can still bank extra credit card points by using a card that maximizes airfare purchases, like 3x on airfare with the American Express Premier Rewards Gold or 2x on the Chase Sapphire Preferred. Check out this post for more on maximizing airfare purchases.

Report your success if you can actually snag any of these!

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