Amazing American Business Class Fares To South America

While this is probably a pretty niche deal, I still think it’s worth sharing. It’s not often you see (intentionally) published roundtrip long haul business class fares of under $1,000, which is why this is so noteworthy.

American Airlines fares to South America

Today only (through 11:59PM CT) American Airlines is offering sub-$1,000 business class fares from the United States to Latin America:

  • This is valid for tickets originating in the lower 48 US, and to select destinations in South America
  • Eligible destinations include Buenos Aires (EZE), Rio de Janeiro (GIG), Sao Paulo (GRU), Lima (LIM), Montevideo (MVD), and Santiago (SCL)
  • This is valid for travel between January 19 and April 30, 2021
  • There’s no minimum stay requirement, so you could turn right around if you wanted to
  • This is only valid for flights operated by American Airlines and American Eagle, and not for codeshare flights

Availability with these fares seems to be wide open, whether you’re looking to travel from Seattle to Santiago, New York to Buenos Aires, or Miami to Rio de Janeiro. I see availability a vast majority of dates during the offer period.

Fly American business class to South America for under $1,000

My take on this deal

I’m writing about this deal not because traveling internationally is necessarily the best idea right now, but rather because we almost never see paid business class fares this low. Some people may have reasons to travel between the United States and Latin America, and for those people that could be a good option.

A few more general thoughts:

  • Obviously there are concerns about the new strain of coronavirus in South America; while it’s a rough winter in the US, if you are going to travel, at least it’s the summer in South America, which makes it easier to stay outside
  • Flying as such doesn’t seem to be too risky (thanks to the precautions taken); I know some people are mileage running, so for those people this could be a decent option (to be honest I don’t really understand the concept of mileage running with modern day frequent flyer programs, but that’s a whole different topic)
  • The US has a new testing requirement for arriving international travelers; keep in mind all the other general risks and challenges of international travel nowadays

These business class fares are valid for travel through April 30

Bottom line

American Airlines has business class fares of under $1,000 roundtrip between the US and Latin America. These are some incredibly low fares, though the catch is that you have to travel in the next few months.

I doubt this will be of value to many, though for those who do have reasons to travel between the two continents, these fares are tough to beat.

Does anyone plan on taking advantage of these American business class fares?

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JR Guest

Deal is dead.

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BK93 Member

@Ferdinand Magellan you really shouldn’t be on a travel website. You’re free to be home and follow the rules you want to follow while the rest of us travel. Just cut off the attempt of proving your point here.

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Ferdinand Magellan Guest

@Cmorgan - If you travel, you come home, you infect your whole family, and one of them dies, what will you say then? "geez please give the rest of us a break"? You could infect a stranger, that person could die, and you would never even know. Think about how you feel about drunk drivers, and then realize that COVID spreaders have killed 40x as many people this year. When someone tries to remind you to conduct yourself in a responsible manner, "stop bugging me" is not the best answer.

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Cmorgan Gold

Fabiano BP keep your damm political comments out of this forum. And for the others this is a travel blog not a forum on ethics. If you don’t want to travel, feel it is irresponsible, are scared and so on why are you on this forum? I really don’t get it. It’s your right to stay home not travel etc but geez please give the rest of us a break! We don’t all feel thus way.

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Manny Guest

Going to Chile, now requiring negative test, quarintine, and proof of travel medical insurance to cover covid related medical expenses, also to move from city to city requires special permission from the police depending the level of quarintine of the departing and arriving city, there are health checkpoints in the highways and previous to depart in bus or plane to different regions of the country where they check for the permissions, possible more strict quarintine in Santiago in the next week due to increase of cases and full ICU's in the region.

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