Not anymore it's not, at least in the US. Economy seats to vacation destinations are now going for what used to be first class pricing. For example, want a direct flight to Aruba from Newark? That will be $2,000. The only way to get a decent price today is to either have a lot of date flexibility, or to be okay with multiple stops.
I was thinking Ryanair, Norwegian or the other low price flights, anywhere in Europe is typically €20. That's cheap, the train would cost up to €200 and take much longer time.
Not anymore it's not, at least in the US. Economy seats to vacation destinations are now going for what used to be first class pricing. For example, want a direct flight to Aruba from Newark? That will be $2,000. The only way to get a decent price today is to either have a lot of date flexibility, or to be okay with multiple stops.
I was thinking Ryanair, Norwegian or the other low price flights, anywhere in Europe is typically €20. That's cheap, the train would cost up to €200 and take much longer time.