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New JetBlue deal
Get a pencil. JetBlue launched a four-day sale today for travel in January and February.
They're flogging fares from Logan to the Bay Area (which includes Oakland, SF and San Jose) for as low as $139.
The fine print: Flights must be booked online at the airline's site by midnight Friday; require a 14-day advance purchase; take place between Jan. 8-Feb. 13; and be on a Tuesday, Wednesday, or Saturday. There are other restrictions if your travel involves New Orleans, Aruba, Cancun, Nassau, or St. Maarten. There are also blackout dates.
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