June 26: United Airlines Launches Fare Sale from Nashville (BNA) to Washington D.C. (IAD)

A new fare sale from United Airlines has the airline slashing fares on the Nashville to Washington DC by as much as $97 to as little as $216 round trip.

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Hopper Editors - Thu Oct 26 2017

On June 26, United Airlines launched a flash sale on flights between Nashville and Washington D.C. (IAD), slashing round-trip ticket prices from $313 to $216. This is a reduction of 31% according to average prices reported in Hopper’s Nashville-Washington D.C. when to buy and fly report. A small number of tickets have been found for even lower prices, the cheapest being $137, which is a huge reduction of 56%.

United’s sales team manually lowered prices to stimulate demand on June 26, and prices stayed low during the following day. The length of the sale is yet to be determined, but it is not expected to last long. Sale tickets are available for September departure dates only.

United is the only carrier offering direct flights between the two cities, which typically take 1 hour and 45 minutes. It is also the leading airline offering flights with stops according to Hopper’s technical report on the route, although these are also available from Delta, with round-trip tickets starting from $301, and US Airways, which offers round-trip fares from $280. Routes with stops take around 3 hours and 15 minutes, transiting in various airports across the United States including Atlanta, New York JFK, and Detroit.

Fare sale details

Airlines participating in fare sale: UnitedStart of fare sale: June 26Fare sale length: TBD, but we expect it to be a short oneConditions: Only September departure dates are availableAirfare savings: 31% lower than the average price reported in Hopper's flight report on the Nashville to Washington DC route

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