The Flight Deal and Slickdeals report cheap fares are available from multiple cities in the US to many European destinations! Check your city to see if it’s included.
You can fly to Dublin from New York City for as little as ~$336 in coach round-trip this fall. And most flights are non-stop!
I found these fares in September and October between New York airports and Dublin on American Airlines, US Airways, and British Airways. It’s a fantastic deal!
This appears to be a mistake fare. The base price is $1 and the balance is taxes and fees. So it won’t last long!
Other cheap flights can take you to Amsterdam, Paris, Rome, and more!
You can search for these fares using ITA Matrix or Google Flights, then book them through the airline websites, or with online travel agencies like Orbitz or Priceline.
Act quickly if you want to get in on the deal!
What’s the Deal?
Link: ITA Matrix
Link: Google Flights
Here’s how to use Google Flights to find sale dates.
If you book a ticket with an online travel agency like Orbitz or Expedia, you may be eligible for a refund within a short time of booking your ticket. Check out my post on cancellation policies for airlines and online travel agencies for more details!
I used ITA Matrix to search for available dates.
And sometimes when you go to book, the fare is even lower! I found a ~$334 fare on the American Airlines website between New York (JFK) and Dublin (the return flights are on Finnair via Helsinki).
If you want to explore Europe beyond Dublin, it’s great base to fly on budget carriers to explore the rest of Europe!
And other cities, like Amsterdam, London, Milan, Paris, and Rome are also on sale!
This is a terrific opportunity for an inexpensive getaway!
Don’t Live Near New York? Get There for Cheap!
You can use your miles to get to New York for close to free!
Here’s a few ways you can get there:
- United Airlines – There are lots of ways to earn United Airlines miles. Including transferring Chase Ultimate Rewards points to United Airlines. If you need help with booking a United Airlines award flight, check out my post on how to use United Airlines miles.
- Southwest – If you need more Southwest points, Chase Ultimate Rewards points transfer to Southwest. Plus, if you have the Southwest Companion Pass, a friend can fly with you for (almost) free!
- British Airways – If you’re a short flight away from New York, you can save miles by using British Airways Avios points to book an award flight on American Airlines. Chase Ultimate Rewards points, American Express Membership Rewards points, and Starwood Preferred Guest points transfer to British Airways.
If you don’t want to use miles, check sites like Google Flights, Orbitz, and Expedia for cheap fares!
Which Card to Use?
Remember to use a card that will earn you bonus points:
| Card Name | What It Earns |
|---|---|
American Express® Gold Card | - Earn 3X American Express Membership Rewards points for airfare purchased directly from airlines - $100 Airline fee credit. Up to $100 a year for incidental fees with your selected airline - Terms apply |
SimplyCash® Plus Business Credit Card from American Express | - 3% cash back on airfare purchased directly from airlines on the first $50,000 when you choose this as your 3% cash back category - Here's my review of the card - Terms apply |
The Platinum Card® from American Express | - Earn 5X American Express Membership Rewards points for flights booked directly with airlines or with American Express Travel - $200 Airline Fee Credit. Up to $200 a year in baggage fees and more at 1 airline - Here's my review of the card - Terms apply |
Barclaycard Arrival Plus World Elite Mastercard | - Earn 2 miles per $1 on all purchases - Use miles for travel statement credits (minimum 10,000 miles for $100) - Here's my review of the card |
Chase Sapphire Reserve | - Earn 3 miles per $1 on travel and dining - $300 statement credit for travel purchases per calendar year (including hotels, airfare, etc.) - Here's my review of the card |
Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card | - Earn 2X Chase Ultimate Rewards points on travel, including airfare - Here's my review of the card |
Ink Business Preferred℠ Credit Card | - Earn 3X Chase Ultimate Rewards points on the first $150,000 spent on travel, including airfare each year - Here's my review of the card |
| Or pay with an airline credit card for specific perks! |
Get Free Hotel Nights With These Cards
Link: Hot Deals – Hotel Credit Cards
If you get in on this deal to Europe, remember there are lots of ways to get cheap or free hotel rooms with points from credit card bonuses and spending!
Here are some of my favorite Starwood hotels in Europe for ideas on where to stay.
Folks with Hilton points or weekend nights to use from the Citi Hilton Reserve card might consider some of these top European Hilton hotels!
To find hotels that can be booked with points, I like using Hotel Hustle (which even shows you if rooms are actually available!) or AwardMapper.
Remember, you can transfer flexible points like Chase Ultimate Rewards or American Express Membership Rewards to different hotel programs.
Check out my posts on all the ways to earn Hilton and Hyatt points!
Note: Folks who want to book paid stays could check out discount sites like Orbitz, Expedia, or TravelPony for deals. But remember you won’t get stay credits or points (and might not have your elite status recognized).
Airbnb is a great way to save money on accommodations, especially for longer stays. Read my tips on how to negotiate a better price on Airbnb!
Bottom Line
Slickdeals reports a very cheap fare between New York City (all airports) and Dublin on several airlines. Many of the flights are non-stop.
The Flight Deal also found cheap fares between other US cities and Europe. Check your city to see if it’s included!
I found available dates in September and October. These will not last long, and could be a mistake fare. So don’t book non-refundable activities or accommodations until your ticket is confirmed.
Let me know if you found a good deal!
Awesome. If you found this fare yourself, it’s a great contribution. Commission well deserved.