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Low-cost Icelandic airline Play is celebrating summer season with flights to European hotspots beginning at beneath $100 simply in time for the Fourth of July.
The sale, which should be booked by midnight ET on July 8, is out there on journey to Iceland, Dublin, Berlin, Paris, or London, Play shared with Journey + Leisure. Vacationers can e-book the sale on Play’s web site.
“European journey is sizzling this summer season, and lots of costs have risen,” PLAY CEO Einar Örn Ólafsson informed T+L. “PLAY all the time gives inexpensive fares, and that is our lowest deal but to convey journey to Iceland and Europe inside attain. These ‘cooled off’ costs will allow vacationers to make the most of shoulder season, with cooler temperatures and iconic locations with fewer crowds.”
Vacationers can fly to Iceland beginning at simply $79, or fly to Dublin, Berlin, Paris, or London beginning at simply $99 with the sale.
The sale is legitimate from Play’s gateway airports in the US, together with Baltimore/Washington Worldwide Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI), Boston Logan Worldwide Airport (BOS), New York Stewart Worldwide Airport (SWF), and Washington Dulles Worldwide Airport (IAD).
Journey is out there to Iceland from Sept. 2 by means of Dec. 15, and out there to Dublin, Berlin, Paris, and London from Sept. 5 to 23, from Sept. 25 to Nov. 9, from Nov. 11 to 30, and from Dec. 2 to fifteen.
Play first began working flights in Europe in 2021 earlier than launching its first flight from the U.S. the subsequent yr. The airline operates a “hub-and-spoke mannequin” through which all flights join by means of Reykjavik earlier than heading on to different locations throughout Europe.
The airline flies to greater than two dozen European cities.
Play is an ultra-low value service and costs per flight leg for every little thing from checked baggage to meals and drinks on board. The airline operates an Airbus fleet, together with the A320 and A321neo plane.
