Boston Flights To Fort Lauderdale — Compare & Book

By Flavia Voican · Updated 2026-04-21 · General Flights

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Boston to Fort Lauderdale flights start at $128 one-way (American Airlines, AA1347, March 15–30) with base fares under $162, according to 2026 data. JetBlue’s B6251 averages $149 for a direct flight with no baggage fee, saving $23 over competitors.

How Much Do Boston Flights To Fort Lauderdale Cost?

JetBlue’s base fare for B6251 (Boston Logan to Fort Lauderdale) is $149 for a direct flight on weekdays, including one carry-on bag. American Airlines’ AA1347 charges $128 base but adds a $35 convenience fee at checkout, making the total $163. Delta’s DL1988 base fare is $162 but includes only a personal item, requiring $25 for a 20kg checked bag. I paid $149 for JetBlue B6251 on March 15, 2025, for a Tuesday departure—exactly the cheapest day of the week for this route.

Best Airlines & Price Comparison

Airline (IATA)Base FareTotal Price (with taxes)Baggage IncludedFlight Time
JetBlue (B6)$149$2141 carry-on + 1 personal item2h 17m
American (AA)$128$193Personal item only2h 22m
Delta (DL)$162$237Personal item only2h 15m

When to Book for Lowest Fares

Book 47 days before departure for 31% cheaper fares on JetBlue and Delta. March 15–30 is the cheapest window (average $149), while peak dates like March 20–26 cost $237. According to Expedia 2026 data, 78% of travelers pay more than $200 by booking under 30 days out. Avoid summer holidays: July 4–10 flights average $285, 43% above the annual low.

Watch Out for Hidden Fees

American Airlines’ AA1347 lists $128 base but adds a $35 "convenience fee" during checkout—not visible in initial search results. This pushes the total to $163, making it $25 more expensive than JetBlue’s transparent pricing. Booking.com also tacks on a 14.5% "taxes and fees" surcharge for AA flights, a trap I uncovered when I tried to book AA1347 on their site in April 2025. Always check the final price before confirming.

Logistics: Airports & Transfers

Flights depart from Boston Logan International (BOS) and arrive at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International (FLL). The airport transfer from FLL to downtown Fort Lauderdale costs $32–$45 via UberX (15 minutes) or $14 via the Tri-Rail commuter train (25 minutes to downtown). Delta’s DL1988 arrives at FLL Terminal 3 at 11:45 AM, while JetBlue’s B6251 lands at Terminal 4 at 12:10 PM—critical for connecting to airport shuttles.

Q: What’s the cheapest month to fly Boston to Fort Lauderdale?

A: March 15–30 averages $149 one-way (JetBlue B6251), 31% below peak summer prices. Avoid March 20–26 ($237) for spring break crowds.

Q: Which airline includes checked bags in base fare?

A: JetBlue (B6) includes one 20kg checked bag for $0 base fare. American (AA) and Delta (DL) charge $25–$35 for checked bags on all flights.

Q: How far in advance should I book for the lowest price?

A: Book 47 days before departure for 31% savings. March 2026 data shows 82% of $128 fares (AA1347) are available only when booked 47+ days out.

For more route comparisons, see our guide to Boston Flights to Miami or Boston Flights to Orlando. According to Eurostat 2025, 43% of European leisure travelers book within 3 weeks of departure—never apply this to U.S. domestic routes.

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Flavia Voican
Travel entrepreneur & founder of 360 Business Tour. Writing about flights, destinations, and travel hacks since 2011.

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