If you knew you could fly on as many flights as you wanted for just a single payment of $499 would you change your life around to take

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ninakat | 1 year, 9 months ago

That would greatly depend on where Sun Country flies. If they will cart me to Europe and then from Greece to Spain to Italy and all around before heading back, then heck yes I am signing up right now. I have never heard of this airline though, and I highly doubt that this deal would include international travel. Otherwise, there is really nowhere in the United States that I would want to fly to at the moment. Well, maybe New York to see my folks, but I would have no second destination to make the deal worth my time. It typically costs me around $400 to fly to New York on JetBlue, so I would not save any money with this offer.

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bklynjs | 1 year, 9 months ago

I would not take advantage of this. I think these flights will be so overbooked that you would spend most of the time sleeping in the airport. I have a feeling with a deal like this it is first come, first served. Besides I have seen most of the World so I would rather go one place and sit and relax.

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maggieray | 1 year, 9 months ago

If it were any month other than Sept/Oct when I typically have other plans I would totally go for this. I’ve never flown on Sun Country but it looks like they travel to at least 6 locations where I have work assignments so I could cut travel costs by using this. Trips to those locations are randomly scheduled so it would work well with this type of ticket. I’ll have to watch for these deals in the future. I typically fly Delta because they go most everywhere I need to fly but for this type of deal I’d go for the competition. I wonder what kind of a response they get to this and how overbooked the flights would be? Airlines have cut the number of flights so much that it seems every flight I take they are looking for volunteers to go later since they overbooked.

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mithrandir2 | 1 year, 9 months ago

While this seems very interesting indeed, I doubt this will indeed change my attitude.
First of all, this offer will make me examine their offer and flightplan more closely. If I were to go on holiday during that period, would their offered flights fit my holiday plan? Could I go 'destination hopping' during that month?
Plus, the cost of flight is not the biggest expenditure during a holiday. Local hotels, travel, eating and attractions ususally make the bundle of costs for me.

Next to that, I wouldn't like to spend most of my holiday in a plane and on airports, further diminishing the attractiveness of the offer.

So, in short, I would only be interested in this offer if the offer also included long-distance travels to locations I wanted to visit anyway, and if I was already planning my holiday in that period.

Would I fly more, because of this offer? Probably not. Would I fly longer distances? probably yes.

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