Fly to Mexico City for $59 from San Antonio

For under $100, you can be in the hilly Arkansas town of Fayetteville or in Las Vegas...

Sam Owens / Staff photographerA one-way nonstop flight from San Antonio to Mexico City will allow you to visit popular sites like the Frida Kahlo Museum or the historic pyramids in Teotihuacan.

A flight to Mexico is not the only deal out of San Antonio. For under $100, you can be in the hilly Arkansas town of Fayetteville or in Las Vegas testing your luck.All flights listed are one way and nonstop. Double check flight prices because there may be additional fees for some flights if you plan to check a bag or select a seat.. Those who are not fully vaccinated are advised to delay domestic or international travel.

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