The sale applies to select flights on Christmas Eve, Christmas, New Year’s Eve, and New Year’s Day.

It’s beginning to look a lot like savings at Southwest Airlines with the carrier’s holiday sale that has 25% off base fares.

The sale, which is good on select flights for Christmas and New Year’s holiday travel, must be booked by 11:59 p.m. PT on Dec. 7, according to the airline. The sale is valid on one-way or round-trip Wanna Get Away, Wanna Get Away Plus, Anytime, or Business Select fares flown on Dec. 24, Dec. 25, Dec. 31, or Jan. 1, 2023.

To take advantage, travelers can use the promo code “HOLIDAY25” when booking a flight on Southwest’s website.

“We know the holiday season is a busy time and we’re here to make your travel as seamless as possible,” said Bill Tierney, vice president of marketing and digital experience at southwest airlines told “With this promotion, Customers can save money and Go with Heart into the holiday season.”

The sale is valid on select flights within the continental United States across Southwest’s network, including between Chicago and Los Angeles, New York and Orlando, Boston and Las Vegas, and more.

Beyond the sale itself, Southwest has made it cheaper and easier to island hop throughout Hawaii with $39 inter-island flights on sale through the end of the year. Southwest flies year-round between four of the major Hawaiian islands: the Big Island, Maui, Oahu, and Kauai. On the Big Island, the airline services two different airports, Hilo and Kona.

Everything you need to know about flying on semi-private air carrier JSX.

We’re pretty sure absolutely no one enjoys slogging through an airport, particularly when there are long lines at check-in and security. But what if we told you there was a way to skip all that hassle? Flying on the semi-private air carrier JSX means you’ll get all the conveniences of flying private — including skipping standard airport security — for prices that are often similar to (or lower than) first class on domestic flights. If you haven’t yet flown with JSX, here’s everything you need to know about the experience, from the airports the company serves to the in-flight benefits.

How Does JSX Work?

JSX is an air carrier that offers semi-private air travel. When it comes to booking, it’s not at all different than booking a commercial flight on a major U.S. airline. JSX has a regular schedule of flights between different cities, and you book by the seat. The major difference lies in the pre-flight and in-flight experience. For starters, JSX operates out of fixed-based operators (FBOs), or private jet terminals, which means that security is not handled by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA).

Security measures are typically invisible, so you usually don’t need to get in a long line to pass your bags through an X-ray machine, then go through a metal detector or body scanner. Instead, you just speak with a check-in agent briefly and head for the lounge, which is why you only need to show up 20 to 40 minutes before your flight. Then, there’s the fact that JSX flies small regional jets with all-first-class configurations, so there are no crowded and uncomfortable economy seats. The experience is more like flying private, though you (probably) won’t be alone with your party on the plane.

What Aircraft Does JSX Fly?

JSX has a fleet of Embraer ERJ-135 and ERJ-145 aircraft, each of which seats 30 passengers in 1-2 and 1-1 configurations, respectively. Each spacious seat has first-class-style legroom (read: plenty of it). Passengers who book the more affordable Hop On fare will have to pay for a seat assignment, whereas those who book the All In fare can choose their seat for free.

What Is the JSX In-flight Experience Like?

Snacks and drinks, including alcoholic beverages, are provided free of charge to all passengers. There’s also complimentary Starlink WiFi on board — JSX was the first air carrier to implement the service into its fleet, and it’s available from the second you board to the second you land, so there’s no waiting to reach 10,000 feet before it kicks in.

Where Does JSX Fly?

JSX is primarily a West Coast operator flying all across California, as well as to Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico, and Colorado, but the carrier is currently expanding its route network. It now flies from Westchester County (HPN) in New York to both Orlando (MCO) and Miami (MIA), as well as to cities across Texas. Dallas (DAL) even serves as something of a hub for JSX, as it connects its East and West Coast operations. JSX also flies internationally, connecting Los Angeles and Dallas to Cabo San Lucas (CSL) seasonally. Visit JSX’s Where We Fly page to see the latest developments in its route network.

The sale is valid on flights from Los Angeles, San Francisco, Houston, and Chicago.

Air New Zealand is putting flights on sale from the United States to cities across Australia — helping to make the dream of a trip to Oz a reality.

The sale, which must be booked by Aug. 6, is valid on travel from several of Air New Zealand’s North American gateways including Los Angeles, San Francisco, Houston, and Chicago to Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, and more, Air New Zealand shared with Travel + Leisure. Tickets during the sale start at just $1,195 and valid travel dates vary by destination and fare class.

“Our nine Australian destinations are easily accessible from seven North American gateways, with a quick stop in Auckland,” Ben Evers-Swindell, the airline’s general manager, Americas, told T+L. “We’ve seen strong demand for travel to Australia out of the US, so we’re excited to offer our US customers reduced fares to Australia as part of our current North American sale.”

To take advantage of the sale, travelers must purchase their tickets at least 90 days in advance for economy or 120 days in advance for the Business Premier fare. A seven day minimum stay is required.

Fly from Los Angeles to Sydney, Melbourne, or Brisbane starting at just $1,195, or fly from the southern California city to Perth starting at just $1,460. Travelers can fly to Sydney, Melbourne, or Brisbane from San Francisco starting at $1,295, or fly to the major cities from Chicago starting at just $1,595.

Business class starts at $6,995 from both Los Angeles and San Francisco.

Air New Zealand also has deals on flights to Hobart, the Gold Coast, the Sunshine Coast, Cairns, and Adelaide.

Transfers are one-time only and both people must be Rapid Rewards members.

Southwest Airlines is introducing a new fare class that will offer travelers more flexibility when booking — and even allows them to gift unused flight credits.

The new Wanna Get Away Plus fare, which will be available late in the second quarter of 2022, will allow travelers to take advantage of same-day changes and standby flights as well as earn 8 times the Rapid Rewards points, according to Southwest.

Travelers who book one of these tickets will also be able to transfer eligible unused flight credits to someone for future use. Transfers are one-time only and both people must be Rapid Rewards members.

“The airline industry, in our perspective, is a repeat purchase business. And a positive experience with a quality product brings customers back for the next flight,” Andrew Watterson, Southwest’s executive vice president and chief commercial officer, said in an address. “Because of that, we’re committed to a bundled product… The desired outcome here is to have four quality fare products with reasonable sell-ups in between and let the customer choose what fits their needs. But all the fare products are sufficient for travel.”

The new benefits are in addition to Southwest’s current perks like two free checked bags, no change fees, and free TV, movies, and messaging on board.