Spanish long-haul low-cost carrier LEVEL has just announced a limited-time sale on transatlantic flights, with one-way fares from Barcelona to the U.S. and South America starting at just €99. The promotion is valid for bookings made between July 8 and July 18, 2025, for travel dates extending as far as June 2026.
The sale includes a wide range of destinations and travel periods, making it an attractive opportunity for travelers planning both autumn getaways and winter or early summer escapes.
Eligible Destinations & Travel Periods
United States:
Boston, Los Angeles: September 15, 2025 – March 30, 2026
San Francisco: September 15 – October 30, 2025
New York, Miami: October 1, 2025 – March 30, 2026
South America:
Buenos Aires (Argentina): December 30, 2025 – March 30, 2026
Santiago de Chile (Chile): April 1 – June 30, 2026
LEVEL’s attractive €99 fare is based on a round-trip booking, meaning passengers must book both outbound and return flights to access the promotional price. The fare reflects the lowest base rate, excluding taxes, airport fees, and extras such as checked luggage, seat selection, and meals.
What to Expect
As a low-cost airline specializing in long-haul routes, LEVEL offers unbundled fares that allow travelers to pay only for what they need. For budget-conscious passengers happy to fly light, this can be an incredibly affordable way to reach major cities across the Atlantic.
Flights are operated from Barcelona El Prat Airport (BCN) aboard LEVEL’s Airbus A330 aircraft, equipped with both economy and premium cabin options.
Booking Tips
Book early: Seats at promotional fares are limited and can sell out quickly.
Check baggage policies: Only small personal items are included in the basic fare.
Compare return dates: Round-trip bookings are required to unlock the advertised €99 fare.
Whether you’re dreaming of the autumn colors of New York, a sun-drenched winter in Miami, or a South American summer adventure in Buenos Aires or Santiago, LEVEL’s sale is one of the best long-haul flight deals of the season.
