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Don’t drop all your money on a new wardrobe this Black Friday, it’s time to book a flight. Check out these Canadian ultra low cost airlines that currently have 50% off flights for Black Friday. Maybe you should start looking for vacation clothes instead cause you’ll definitely need them.
For one day only, Flair Airlines is offering 50% off flights when you join the Flair Flyers Club.
All you have to do is fill out the form and they’ll send you a code right to your inbox.
Check out the list of current deals too! Depending on the date, there are a few one-way flights out of Calgary to Toronto from $59 per person.
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The same can be said for select flights out of Vancouver to Toronto.
Flights as low as $59 per person have popped up on the site and we’re not complaining.
Another Canadian airline hopping on the Black Friday deals trend is Lynx Air.
The ultra-affordable airline is offering up to 50% off base fares for travel dates between November 25th, 2023 and March 31st, 2024
According to its best fares calendar, the best time to fly from Toronto to Vancouver is in April. Select one-way flights start at $69.
When searching for flights, make sure to use the promo code BLACKFRIDAY to get the deal.
But that’s not all. There are more Canadian airlines offering Black Friday deals such as Air Canada and West Jet.
Whether you’re trying to escape the cold this winter or treat yourself to a relaxing getaway, it’s time to get a jump on these deals before they’re gone.
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