JetBlue is offering $29 fares one-way on several of their routes for travel on Leap Day, Monday February 29, 2016. You can score these cheap $29 on routes such as New York to Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Phoenix to name a few.

Here’s what you need to know:

• Book today only (the earlier of 11:59 PM ET or local time) or while supplies last.
• Travel February 29, 2016 only.
• Select routes only.
• Fares include government taxes and fees.
• Blue fare on sale only. To learn more about our new fare options, click here.

Flight Restrictions: Blue fare only on sale. To learn more about our new fare options, click here . Fares include government taxes and fees and must be purchased by 2/2/16 (the earlier of 11:59 PM ET or local) for flights on 2/29/16 only. Limited exceptions apply; visit the www2.jetblue.com/deals/leap-day page for information on all routes on sale. All fares are subject to limited availability; may not be available on all days or all flights; may change without notice; must be purchased at time of reservation; and are one-way, non-stop (except as otherwise noted), nonrefundable, and nontransferable. A $25 fee per person applies to fares purchased by phone or at an airport or ticket office. Fares not available for purchase via Online Travel Agencies Orbitz, Travelocity, Expedia, Hotwire, CheapTickets, LowestFare or Priceline. Taxes and fees apply to Award Flights, are the responsibility of the passenger, and will vary based on your departure and destination cities. The amount of taxes and fees required for an Award Flight is listed next to the applicable point requirement and is subject to change as required by law. Click here for details on government taxes and carrier fees. Award Flight fares are one-way (unless otherwise indicated) and nonstop; point requirement and gov. taxes/carrier fees may be higher for roundtrip flights, for flights from destination city to origin city or for connecting itineraries. Proper documentation required for boarding.

Bottom Line:

These are some of the most amazing fares I’ve seen from JetBlue, especially when you consider they are offering up transcontinental flights and international destinations.  Anyone able to make one of these last-minute, low cost flights?

Make sure to use a card that will earn you bonus points on your airline purchase, like the Premier Rewards Gold Card from American Express which earns you 3X points for flights booked with airlines! You can read all about the additional new benefits of this card here, like the new $100 airline fee credit!

Or you can earn 6 points per $1 on JetBlue purchases with The JetBlue Plus Card or 3 points per $1 on JetBlue purchases with The JetBlue Card.