
Cheap Flights from Boise to Utah
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How much is a round-trip flight from Boise to Utah?
Flight prices are below average for this route right now.
Flights to Utah from Boise usually cost between $359 and $462 in October.The lowest price found in the past 5 days was $228 on Frontier (Oct 26-Nov 1).
What is the cheapest Boise to Utah flight route?
The cheapest ticket to Utah from Boise found in the last 5 days was to Salt Lake City, at $216 round-trip. The most popular route is from Boise (BOI) to Salt Lake City (SLC), and the cheapest round-trip airline ticket found on this route in the last 5 days was $216.
What is the cheapest time of day to fly to Utah?
The cheapest time of day to fly to Utah is generally in the evening, when round-trip flights cost $436 on average. Morning departures are around 15% more expensive than evening flights, on average. The most expensive time of day to fly to Utah is generally in the afternoon, which is peak travel time and where the average cost of a ticket is $612.
Can I save money by flying with a layover from Boise to Utah?
No, with an average price for the route of $419, prices are generally cheapest when you fly direct.
What is the cheapest month to fly from Boise to Utah?
The cheapest month for flights from Boise to Utah is April, when tickets cost $339 (return) on average. On the other hand, the most expensive months are August and March, when the average cost of round-trip tickets is $616 and $536 respectively.
Which airlines fly non-stop between Boise and Utah?
There is just one airline that flies from Boise to Utah direct and that is Delta. The best round-trip deal found from Delta for the route is to Salt Lake City (SLC) and costs $299.
Which airlines fly most frequently between Boise and Utah?
Boise and Utah are connected by different airlines. The airlines that fly that route the most regularly are Delta (34 flights per week), KLM (17 flights per week), and Virgin Atlantic (10 flights per week).
How long does a flight from Boise to Utah take?
The duration of a flight to Utah depends on your arrival airport. The shortest routes to Utah from Boise are to Salt Lake City, which takes 1h 11m, Saint George, which takes 3h 06m, and Moab, which takes 27h 00m.
Which cabin class options are there for flights between Boise and Utah?
There are 4 cabin class options for the route. These are First, Business, Economy and Prem Economy. Perform a search on KAYAK to find the latest prices and availability for all cabin fares, which differ across airlines.
What’s the earliest departure time from Boise to Utah?
The earliest flight from Boise to Utah departs at 6:00 am, landing in Salt Lake City at 7:15 am.
What’s the latest departure time from Boise to Utah?
If you prefer to fly at night, the latest flight from Boise to Utah jets off at 6:49 pm and lands in Salt Lake City at 8:09 pm.
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Low season | May |
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High season | October |
Cheapest flight | $96 |
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Even though we arrived early and checked in, for some unexplained reason, our bags were removed from the plane and put on the next flight. It took over 12 hours after arriving to get our bags.
Even though we arrived early and checked in, for some unexplained reason, our bags were removed from the plane and put on the next flight. It took over 12 hours after arriving to get our bags.
Your survey needs a N/A option. I didn’t use the entertainment or eat food.
We had a terrible experience. The flight was delayed several hours, so we missed our connection. We were told to wait at the airport. At around 11:00 pm, the flight was cancelled. There were no available seats out of Jackson for the next two days. Fortunately, we had the foresight to rebook on United for the next day. However, we had to spend a long day at the airport and an overnight at a mediocre hotel. It was a miserable way to spend part of our vacation. We also sacrificed our $450 deposit on our California hotel because we could not get there.
Crew was absolutely fantastic and we’re so welcoming and friendly ❤️
THEY FAILED ME AND I NEVER GOT ON THE FLIGHT BECAUSE IT WAS SO DELAYED! I ENDED UP HAVING TO PAY OUT OF POCKET FOR A HOTEL AND STAY IN NASHVILLE TO CATCH A FLIGHT FOR THE FOLLOWING DAY. DELTA IS POOR CUSTOMER SERVICE>
This flight was a first class choice and left much to be desired. Seat backs on seats were falling apart and torn. Seats actually didn't come to a "full & upright position". Pull out table was sprung. Not any significant leg room. All in all we were on an obviously older plane and felt overcharged for what we received as first class.
I specifically picked out right side aisle seats because my left knee sometimes needs to be stretched. But my experience this trip was that the seats were shuffled and I lost those assigned seats, resulting in me having to sit in a much less desirable position for my comfort.
Other airlines were canceling flights but Delta got us home. Crew was friendly and professional. It would have been nice to have had a little more notice about the delays because we had already arrived at the airport when the first of several delays were communicated but I understand that storm forecasting isn’t simple and we were grateful that Delta didn’t just cancel the flight.
On time departure, smooth trip, flight attendant told through passengers the gate we would arrive at and the gate our outbound flight was departing from. Early arrival
On time departure and early arrival. Kind and professional service from flight crew
Flight delayed 9 hours. On tarmac for over an hour after arrival. Will never book with Frontier under any circumstances ever again.
My ATL–CVG Frontier flight was disappointing due to both an operational issue and unprofessional customer service. After everyone had boarded and the aircraft had pushed back from the gate, we were delayed because the passenger count did not match the flight manifest. The crew counted passengers approximately six times before the aircraft returned to the gate and gate agents boarded to help resolve the discrepancy. We were ultimately advised that a family had been allowed to board but not all of their boarding passes had been properly scanned. This resulted in a departure delay of nearly an hour. I did appreciate that the pilot kept passengers informed and tried to reassure us that some of the delay could be recovered during the flight. My greater concern was the customer-service experience. I am a Frontier Elite Platinum member and was seated within the first five rows. When I boarded, the overhead bins near my seat were already closed. I opened two bins to see whether my small backpack would fit. A female flight attendant sharply told me that a closed bin meant it was full, although the second bin clearly had available space. When I tried to ask whether I could simply place my backpack in that available space, she ignored me. Later, while the gate agents were working to resolve the passenger-count problem, I heard the same flight attendant make jokes about how many gate agents it takes to count passengers. She then made unnecessary comments about the male gate agent doing the count, men thinking they can do things better than women, and women knowing better and outliving men. Later in the flight, she also commented that passengers should know that the first thing they need to do is always be nice to the flight attendants. Courtesy absolutely should go both ways. Flight attendants deserve respect from passengers, but passengers also deserve respectful and professional treatment from the crew. Joking about colleagues who were actively trying to correct an operational problem, making gender-based comments in front of passengers, and being dismissive toward a passenger asking a simple baggage question were unnecessary and unprofessional. I fly enough to understand that delays and mistakes happen. What determines the quality of the experience is how those situations are handled. Unfortunately, the customer-service attitude on this flight made an already frustrating operational delay considerably worse.
Did not get on the flight, they had a gate change and my app never updated me! Trying to get flight credit
No way to get boarding pass on my phone. In order to print the bag ticket a boarding pass is needed. Asked the agent to print me one, they said they typically do not due this as its so much work. I showed the email confirmation and I asked how i could do it my self the agent replied he did not know as there was no link. The flight was delayed due to an attendant forgetting to come to work. On the flight no drinks were offered only for purchase meals.
The seats were dirty with crumbs and trash , looked it had not been cleaned up from a previous flight
The last time I flew Frontier was in the 1960s when it was a “real” airline. We flew this time because of the price & schedule. As the saying goes, you get what you pay for.
I’ve never flown frontier without a flight getting canceled. I understand that things go wrong with planes, but all other airlines handle cancellations so well. Frontier becomes a dumpster fire if a problem appears for them.
Flight was canceled with little warning. Flight was rebooked through Ontario, California and connecting flight was delayed by over three hours. Frontier is living up to their Greyhound of the skies reputation for sure.
Left Denver late, then sat on tarmac 30 min after arrival
It’s a cheap airline and I wish if they had better seats.