Cyber Monday 2025 is no longer a one-day flash sale, but the digital centerpiece of a wider “Cyber Week” in which airlines stretch Black Friday promotions across several days, often through Travel Tuesday.
Major U.S. carriers, low-cost airlines and European flag carriers are using this period to push discounted fares, flight-and-hotel bundles and mileage sales for travel deep into 2026. Roundups from outlets like The Points Guy, NerdWallet and Forbes show that many of the most attractive flight prices this year will be available via online-only or promo-code sales running through Cyber Monday.
Below is a carrier-by-carrier look at some of the most notable airline and airline-vacation Cyber Week offers that cover Cyber Monday 2025.
American Airlines and American Airlines Vacations: Sub-$100 Fares and Package Credits
American Airlines is pairing headline-grabbing fares with vacation-package discounts across Black Friday and Cyber Monday. A recent airline-deal roundup notes one-way domestic flights under $100 for travel in January and February 2026, available on tickets purchased between Nov. 28 and Dec. 2, 2025—a window that explicitly spans Cyber Monday.
On the package side, American Airlines Vacations is offering up to $250 off flight-and-hotel combinations booked during Cyber Week for travel from Nov. 29, 2025 through Oct. 31, 2026. The discount tiers are $75 off $2,500+, $150 off $3,500+, and $250 off $5,000+. In parallel, AAdvantage members can buy up to 500,000 miles with up to 50% off the cash cost, an offer also running through Dec. 2, giving frequent flyers another way to capture value during Cyber Monday.
Delta Vacations (Delta Air Lines): Up to $250 Off Flight + Hotel Packages
Delta’s main Cyber Week emphasis is through Delta Vacations, which has launched a sale giving up to $250 off flight-and-hotel packages worldwide using the promo code SMBF2025. The offer is valid on bookings made through Dec. 4, 2025 (covering Black Friday, Cyber Monday and Travel Tuesday) for travel between Dec. 1, 2025 and May 31, 2026.
The discount tiers are targeted at higher-value trips: $25 off $1,250+, $100 off $3,000+, $150 off $4,500+ and $250 off $6,000+, according to deal coverage. Because packages also earn SkyMiles and Medallion Qualification Dollars on the land components, Delta’s Cyber Week offer effectively doubles as both a discount and a status-earning tool for frequent travelers.
JetBlue and JetBlue Vacations: Up to $1,000 Off 2026 Packages
JetBlue is leveraging Cyber Week to drive business to JetBlue Vacations, its package arm. The current sale—spanning Black Friday, Cyber Monday and Travel Tuesday—offers up to $1,000 off eligible flight-and-hotel or flight-and-cruise packages, alongside deposits from $99 per person.
AwardWallet’s 2025 promotion breakdown details multiple promo codes: higher-spend tiers unlock progressively larger discounts, and certain “Insider Experience” destinations add up to $300 extra off plus VIP perks at select resorts. JetBlue emphasizes that TrueBlue points can be redeemed toward packages while still earning points on the flight component—a significant sweetener for loyalty members.
Aer Lingus: Transatlantic Discounts Through the Cyber Monday Window
Irish carrier Aer Lingus has launched a Black Friday sale that continues through Dec. 3, 2025, effectively spanning Cyber Monday. The airline is offering up to 25% off flights to Europe, the UK and North America, with transatlantic fares from about €179 each way and sample pricing such as Dublin–New York from around €187.66 and Dublin–Boston from around €177.66 for selected dates in February 2026.
Within Europe, Dublin-based city-break routes like Hamburg, Amsterdam and Barcelona are advertised from under €40 each way for travel from Dec. 2025 through March 25, 2026, provided tickets are bought by Dec. 3. Because the booking window is the same across Black Friday and Cyber Monday, these fares can be treated as part of Aer Lingus’s broader Cyber Week strategy.
Air Europa: Combined Black Friday and Cyber Monday Fares
Spanish carrier Air Europa is marketing a combined Black Friday and Cyber Monday promotion on its official site, with language explicitly stating that “Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals for 2025 are already here.” The sale covers national and international routes, with promotional prices on economy fares from Spain to destinations across Europe and the Americas.
Specific fare examples vary by route, but Air Europa frames this as one of its most significant discount windows of the year. The carrier encourages customers to book during this Cyber Week window to “start enjoying the best deals of the year,” with discounted tickets usable across a broad 2026 travel period.
Viva Aerobus (via Las Vegas Campaign): Limited-Time Cyber Week Fares
In the U.S. market, Las Vegas tourism officials highlight ultra-low-cost Mexican airline Viva Aerobus among Cyber Week partners, promoting limited-time fares to Las Vegas from $138 as part of a joint Black Friday/Cyber Week campaign. These deals sit alongside Delta Vacations and other partners in a coordinated cyber-themed push to fill early-2026 travel dates.
While the promotion is framed as a Las Vegas campaign rather than a standalone global sale, it illustrates how low-cost carriers are using the Cyber Monday period to advertise aggressive point-to-point pricing on specific routes.
Other Airlines Flagged in Cyber Week Roundups
Several independent deal roundups and consumer-finance sites highlight more airlines participating in Cyber Monday-adjacent sales, even where the offers are branded as “Black Friday” or “Travel Tuesday” but share the same booking window:
- The Points Guy’s 2025 flight-deal tracker lists Air Canada, Lufthansa, La Compagnie and other carriers with discounted transatlantic and Caribbean fares, all available across Black Friday, Cyber Monday and Travel Tuesday.
- Forbes and other outlets reference additional discounting from a mix of U.S. and international airlines, packaged under “Black Friday and Cyber Monday travel deals” rather than day-specific branding, underscoring how airlines now treat the entire period as a single sales campaign.
For many carriers, the practical takeaway is that fare sales launched for Black Friday typically remain live through Cyber Monday with identical or slightly tweaked pricing, giving travelers a few extra days to book.
How to Approach Cyber Monday Airline Deals Strategically
Consumer advocates and travel-deal analysts consistently caution that not every Cyber Monday fare is a genuine bargain. NerdWallet’s seasonal guide, for example, emphasizes that many promotions require prepayment, impose blackout dates or come with strict cancellation policies, making fine-print review essential. An Associated Press analysis of Travel Tuesday notes that dynamic airline pricing means some “deals” are simply short-term price drops from elevated baselines, rather than deep discounts from normal off-peak fares.
Practical guidance includes:
- Compare against typical fares, not list price: Use historical pricing tools or fare-tracking apps to see whether Cyber Monday prices are truly below the norm for your route and season.
- Be flexible on dates and airports: Many of the best promotional fares apply to specific mid-week departures or secondary airports; modest flexibility can unlock substantially lower prices.
- Watch for package value: For Delta Vacations, JetBlue Vacations and American Airlines Vacations, the real savings often come from stacked discounts plus loyalty earning, not just the headline cash reduction.
- Move quickly but deliberately: AP and Time Out both stress that Cyber Week airline deals are capacity-controlled and can disappear within hours, but that shoppers should still avoid impulse buys on opaque routings or nonrefundable tickets that don’t truly fit their plans.
Handled carefully, Cyber Monday 2025 can be a powerful moment to lock in discounted flights—especially for travelers booking early-2026 and shoulder-season trips—but the best results go to those who combine speed with research, flexibility and a clear sense of what a real deal looks like for their route.
