Fresh Aruba-Deals From American Airlines

I haven’t been around the net lately to look for hot-deals for you. Today I did my round and for my surprise American Airlines has a New Year’s sale going on. These air-fares are spectacular. Remember these deals are only valid for a brief time, so don’t hesitate.

American Airlines has the following round-trip, air fare only, per person bargains to Aruba from:

• Atlanta for $286. This is a head-on competition with Delta Airlines. Probably with a stop in Miami or San Juan.
• Baltimore for $284. Probably with a stop in Miami or New York.
• Charlotte for $294. This is competition for US Airways at their hub. Probably with a stop in Miami.
• Chicago for $299. I think this one is a very good deal. Competition for United Airlines. Flight will stop in either Miami or New York.
• Denver for $362. Isn’t it really cold in Colorado? Guys, it’s 82 degrees currently on the island. The air-fare seems very reasonable. This flight will probably stop in Miami.

• Los Angeles for $387. I haven’t seen an air-fare from Los Angeles so good in so long. Flight will stop in Miami.
• Memphis for $308. Flight will stop in Miami.
• New York JFK for $260. Direct flight.
• Newark for $260. Plane leaves from JFK. Continental Airlines has direct flights from Newark.
• Philadelphia for $278. Direct competition for US Airways. Flight will stop in either New York or Miami.
• Salt Lake City for $362. Stops in Miami probably.
• San Francisco for $362. Stops in either New York or Miami.
• St. Louis for $288. Stops in either New York or Miami.
• Washington DC Reagan National for $239. Stops in either New York or Miami. United Airlines has weekly flight from Dulles.
• Washington DC Dulles for $239. Stops in either New York or Miami. United Airlines has a weekly flight from Dulles.

These fares don’t include taxes and surcharges. Even so, the prices are hot.

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