United Airlines – cheap flights to Anchorage $

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If you have had enough of the summer heat, go north to cool down in Alaska with a United Airlines flight to Anchorage. Book now and pay only $376 r/t with taxes.

This very deal was provided by FlightHub, but our deal hunters have found it while searching on Travelgrove. Search in the box and check the prices of more than one providers to see which one is the cheapest.

Flight details – Boston to Anchorage

Your United Airlines airfare will start from Logan International Airport (IATA code: BOS) and goes to Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (ANC) on September 17 and returns on September 21. The outgoing flight has a 3 hours 12 minutes stop in San Francisco while the return flight a 37 minute one in Denver.

The Lufthansa SWISS Miles & More frequent flyer program will reward you with 8,861 award miles for booking this airfare. You need about 60.000 award miles for a free Europe to US flight, so the amount you get for this flight will be a good start.

Boston to Anchorage flight deal

Best Anchorage flight deals

United has got the best offer by far with $376 r/t – including taxes. It is $45 less than the next best choice, a multiple airlines flight operated by American and United. Check out the table for all the details and decide whom you want to fly with.

*Prices featured in the table are based on round-trip travel and include taxes and fees.

United Airlines flight – deal summary

Price: for $376 r/t

Taxes and fees: all included

Departure date: September 17 2014

Return date: September 21 2014

Departure: Logan International Airport (BOS)

Destination: Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (ANC)

Airline: United Airlines

Frequent flyer program: Lufthansa SWISS Miles & More

Class of service: Economy

Provider: FlightHub

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