WOW air is offering 20% off all flights for the summer holidays including its new USA routes
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WOW air is offering passengers the chance to beat the winter blues by booking a summer holiday!
In a case of the early bird catching the worm, holidaymakers who book onto any of the budget airline's flights during the summer season will received a 20% discount.
The discounts are across the entire WOW air flight network , for travel dates between May to September.
Feeling tempted? All you need to do to bag one of the discounted fares is enter the code WOWSUMMER at checkout when you book on the website. You'll need to book by Monday 5th February when the sale ends.
There's more good news for holidaymakers as the deals will also apply to WOW air's new USA routes launching in April/May including Detroit, Cleveland, Cincinnati, St. Louis and Dallas.
Not to mention the existing routes to hotspots including New York, Boston, Los Angeles and San Francisco.
The USA isn't the only North American destination you can bag cheap flights to with the airline - they also offer routes to Canada, specifically Montreal and Toronto.
However, it's worth noting that any transatlantic routes with the airline will including a short stopover in Reykjavik.
Of course, you have a wide array of choice of European destinations; for example, you could spend a long weekend exploring the picturesque canals of Amsterdam , discover foodie delights in Lyon , or soak up plenty of history and culture in Rome .
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With fares starting from £29.99 pre-discount, it could make for a serious bargain. However, like most budget airlines the fare won't include your booking or baggage fees, so you'll have to pay extra for these.
Currently the airline offers routes from London Gatwick and Edinburgh, but from April onwards it will also offer departures from London Stansted - and you can book these on the website with the deals too.