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    Europe Sale for Late Summer/Fall from KLM

    Airfarewatchdog.com – Thu, Jul 12, 2012

    Lower than their previous sale for fall, KLM's latest is valid for travel from August 26 through December 12. Fares require a Saturday night stay, with an allowed maximum stay of 1 month. Ticket changes are allowed for a fee of $250. Tack on an additional $20-$30 for weekend travel.

    Tickets must be purchased by August 8. Other airlines may be matching along some routes.

    Fares include:

    Atlanta to Warsaw, Poland $834 round-trip, including all taxes

    Miami to Amsterdam, Netherlands $756 round-trip, including all taxes

    New York to Amsterdam, Netherlands $712 round-trip, including all taxes

    Philadelphia to Amsterdam, Netherlands $768 round-trip, including all taxes

    Chicago to Amsterdam, Netherlands $775 round-trip, including all taxes

    Dallas to Amsterdam, Netherlands $785 round-trip, including all taxes

    Houston to Copenhagen, Denmark $849 round-trip, including all taxes

    Minneapolis to Oslo, Norway $866 round-trip, including all taxes

    San Francisco to Athens, Greece $835 round-trip, including all taxes

    Washington DC to Amsterdam, Netherlands $803 round-trip, including all taxes

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