United has round-trip flights from Chicago (ORD) to Aspen (ASE) for $191-$210, NONSTOP. Flights August, September, October, and December. Extended weekends available. No Christmas dates available.
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Delta has round-trip flights from Los Angeles (LAX) to Aspen (ASE) for $191-$224, NONSTOP. Flights July to March. A few weekends available. Origin/Destination reversible.
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United has round-trip flights from Chicago (ORD) to Aspen, Colorado (ASE) for $191-$211, NONSTOP. Flights September, October, and December. Extended weekends available. No Christmas dates available.
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United and Delta have round-trip flights from Seattle (SEA) to Aspen, Durango, or Vail, Colorado (ASE, DRO, EGE) for $220-$264 with a connection. Aspen flights June to April. Durango flights September to November. Vail flights October to December.
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United has round-trip flights from Portland (PDX) to Aspen or Vail, Colorado (ASE, EGE) for $229-$263 with a connection. Flights July to April. Weekends available.
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American Airlines has round-trip flights from Atlanta (ATL) to Aspen, Buffalo, Burbank, El Paso, Fresno, Jackson Wyoming, Little Rock, Palm Springs, Portland Oregon, or Reno (ASE, BUF, BUR, ELP, FAT, JAC, LIT, PSP, PDX, RNO) for $159-$173 with a connection. Flights April to November. Origin/Destination reversible. No Thanksgiving dates.
United has round-trip flights from Chicago (ORD) to Aspen (ASE) for $239-$251, NONSTOP. Flights June to September. Departures on Monday, Tuesday, and Sunday.
United has round-trip flights from Los Angeles (LAX) to Aspen (ASE) for $199, NONSTOP. Flights May to August. No Weekends. Departures on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. Origin/Destination reversible.
Priceline has “Express Deals” for about $169-$179; which is cheaper than the published fares on most airlines. With “Express Deals” the airline and exact flight are hidden until after purchase and those purchases are final. There is no 24-hour free cancellation for “Express Deals”. The flight is guaranteed to be on a major airline. Be sure to select the deal with 0 to 1 stops and a layover less than 3-hours.
United’s “Basic Economy” fares do not allow for a free carry-on bag. Only a personal item (like a small laptop bag) is free. Seats are randomly assigned for free prior to boarding.
The personal item size on United is smaller (9 x 10 x 17 inches) than Frontier or Spirit (8 x 13 x 18 inches).
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United and Alaska Airlines have round-trip flights from Los Angeles (LAX) to Aspen (ASE) for $237, NONSTOP. Flights February to April. Extended weekends available. Origin/Destination reversible.
Priceline has “Express Deals” for about $178 in February. With “Express Deals” the airline and exact flight are hidden until after purchase and those purchases are final. There is no 24-hour free cancellation for “Express Deals”. The flight is guaranteed to be on a major airline. Be sure to select the deal with 0 to 1 stops and a layover less than 3-hours.
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United has round-trip flights from Phoenix (PHX) to Aspen or Vail (ASE, EGE) for $218-$239 with a connection. Aspen flights December to January. Vail flights in December. Very few weekends available. Origin/Destination reversible. No Christmas dates available.
United’s “Basic Economy” fares do not allow for a free carry-on bag. Only a personal item (like a small laptop bag) is free. Seats are randomly assigned for free prior to boarding.
Image Credits: Chris Ford, Creative Commons 2.0 (flickr)
United has round-trip flights from Los Angeles (LAX) to Aspen (ASE) for $178-$189, NONSTOP. Flights August to February. A few weekends available.
Priceline has “Express Deals” for about $152. With “Express Deals” the airline and exact flight are hidden until after purchase and those purchases are final. There is no 24-hour free cancellation for “Express Deals”. The flight is guaranteed to be on a major airline. Be sure to select the deal with 0 to 1 stops and a layover less than 3-hours.
Image Credits: Chris Ford, Creative Commons 2.0 (flickr)
American Airlines, Delta, and United have round-trip flights from Seattle or Portland (SEA/PDX) to Aspen (ASE) for $239 with a connection. Flights November to February. Extended weekends available.
Carry-on bag is allowed for free on Delta and American. You can avoid paying for seat selection by accepting the randomly assigned seat at the gate.
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United has round-trip flights from Portland (PDX) to Aspen (ASE) for $239 with a connection. Flights October, November, January, and February. Very few weekends available.
Carry-on bag and seat selection allowed for free. Regular Economy, not basic. Change fees waived.
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United has round-trip flights from Los Angeles (LAX) to Aspen (ASE) for $179, NONSTOP. Flights October to December. Weekends available.
Fare allows for a free carry-on bag and seat selection. Regular Economy, not Basic.
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United has round-trip flights from Seattle (SEA) to Aspen (ASE) for $239 with a connection. Flights October to February. Weekends available.
United has round-trip flights from Chicago (ORD) to Aspen (ASE) for $179, NONSTOP. Flights September to November. Extended weekends available.
American Airlines has round-trip flights from Chicago (ORD) to Aspen (ASE) for $261-$287, NONSTOP. Flights February, March, April, June, July, August, September, October, and December. Weekends available.
United has round-trip flights from Milwaukee (MKE) to Aspen (ASE) for $241 with a connection. Flights March to May. Weekends available.
Change fees are waived and carry-on bag is allowed for free.
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United has round-trip flights from Milwaukee (MKE) to Aspen (ASE) for $186-$210 with a connection. Flights August to November. Extended Weekends available.
Change fees are waived, but United’s “Basic Economy” fares do not include a free carry-on bag. Only a personal item (like a small laptop bag) is free. Seats are randomly assigned for free prior to boarding. If you have the United MileagePlus credit-card, use the “free checked bag” perk.
The personal item size on United flights is smaller (9-in/10-in/17-in) than Frontier or Spirit (8-in/14-in/18-in).
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United has round-trip flights from Seattle (SEA) to Aspen (ASE) for $186-$218 with a connection. Flights September to November. Extended Weekends available. Cheapest flights are midweek.
Change fees are waived, but United’s “Basic Economy” fares do not include a free carry-on bag. Only a personal item (like a small laptop bag) is free. Seats are randomly assigned for free prior to boarding. If you have the United MileagePlus credit-card, use the “free checked bag” perk.
The personal item size on United flights is smaller (9-in/10-in/17-in) than Frontier or Spirit (8-in/14-in/18-in).
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