Last Chance to Score a OneAir Elite Lifetime Subscription for $80 for Travel Savings - CNET - 2 minutes read




A lot of us have the travel bug, but if you're struggling to roam as much as you want because of the expenses involved, you won't want to miss this deal. Would-be jetsetters who tend to book flights closer to the departure date rather than a few months in advance often overpay on fares. Add onto that the cost of hotels and transportation and it can become unaffordable. One way you can save some cash on your travels is by investing in a OneAir Elite lifetime subscription for just $80 -- that's a massive discount on the regular $790 price and will ultimately allow you to be able to pack your luggage and fly without worrying about going into debt just to enjoy a nice vacation.

The OneAir Elite plan can save you up to $2,000 on every trip. Garnering deal alerts to some of the top destinations all around the globe, you can quickly and easily book flights, hotels and rental cars, all for prices that would otherwise not be available to you. It's essentially your pass to an exclusive travel club -- and those savings will add up. However, this deal is set to expire Jan. 8, so be sure to sign up before then if you don't want to miss this opportunity. 

This subscription is a lifetime offer, meaning you can book your dream vacation whenever you like and explore the world at a budget to suit you, not the airlines. There are other benefits as well, including personal one-on-one business- and first-class flight planning support and much more. All you have to do is get your lifetime membership ordered before the deal expires in a few days. 

If your budget is a little tighter but you still want some of the perks, StackSocial is also offering the OneAir Premium Plan for $50, which is still a nice savings from the usual price of $290. The primary difference between the two is that with Elite you have access to economy, business and first-class flight deals, whereas with the Premium it's access to economy flights only. 



Source: CNET

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