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Fly to Europe for Extra Cheap! WOW Air Expands to 4 More US Cities

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    I’ve written about WOW Air, Iceland’s budget airline.  They’re a great option for no-frills flights, with good service and clean planes.

    Via Pizza in Motion, WOW Air will begin service to 4 new US cities starting spring 2018.  And tickets from these cities are already on sale!

    WOW Air Will Soon Serve 12 US Cities, Including Cincinnati and Detroit

    I’ll share more details about these new routes!  And remind you of what to look out for when you book a ticket with WOW Air.

    WOW Air Adds 4 More US Cities

    Link:   WOW Air

    Great news for travelers in the Midwest!  WOW Air has added 4 new cities to their list of destinations:

    WOW Air will operate 4 flights per week from each of these cities to Europe.  So if you live near these cities, you’ll have an extra cheap way to get to Europe.  And while these flights don’t begin for another 8 months, you can buy them today!
    You Can Buy Flights From These Cities to Iceland for as Little as $99 One-Way!

    All WOW Air flights route through their hub in Reykjavik, Iceland.  But they fly to many other destinations in Europe, like Amsterdam, London, and Paris!  For example, I found round-trip flights from Cincinnati to London for just $339 in May 2018.  That’s a great deal!

    Just remember, WOW Air charges fees for seat selection, large carry-on bags, and checked bags.  So you’ll get the best deal if you can pack light.

    And here’s my trip report from my visit to Iceland, when I learned that Icelanders are some of the nicest folks in the world!

    I really like that WOW Air is continuing to grow, because it increases competition, and will hopefully lower the price of airfare to Europe with other airlines!  As Pizza in Motion points out, if this trend continues, it might be better to save your miles & points for more expensive airfare to other parts of the world.  Spending 60,000 airline miles for a flight you can buy for ~$350 is hardly worth it!

    Bottom Line

    WOW Air will begin service to Cincinnati, Cleveland, Detroit, and St. Louis beginning in spring of 2018!  So more folks than ever can fly to Europe for super cheap!

    But keep in mind that WOW Air is a no-frills airline, so you’ll have to pay extra if you want to bring a large carry-on bag, check a bag, or even choose your own seat.

    Congrats to the folks who live near these cities!

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