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Travel from Atlanta: United deals to San Francisco, other major cities

Catch domestic deals to cities like Austin and San Francisco via United Airlines while quantities last.

Credit: AJC FILE

Credit: AJC FILE

Catch domestic deals to cities like Austin and San Francisco via United Airlines while quantities last.
By Nneka M. Okona
July 7, 2017

Jet off on your next travel adventure with fare deals from United Airlines to select destinations. PIck from your choosing — Washington, D.C., Austin, San Francisco, Chicago — and have a trip with memories to be reflected on for years to come.

Round-trip fares via United Airlines start at $129. Fare availability is capacity controlled. Advance purchase may be required. Specific travel dates apply. Additional fees may also apply.

Atlanta to Austin, Boston, Chicago, Washington, DC, New Orleans, New York, San Francisco

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