Right now there’s the lowest fare available that I’ve seen between the West Coast and Europe in awhile. You can fly San Francisco to London for as little as $263 roundtrip. And it’s not even a basic economy fare, it’s on Icelandair which gives you an advance seat assignment, a carry on bag at no extra charge. (HT: God Save the Points)

But that’s not all, fares between the US and Europe are available from a variety of cities and on several airlines, each with a Google Flights link that’ll pull up a sample itinerary at the current lowest fare:

• Washington DC – London $318
  
• Boston – London $324
  
• New York – Paris $369
  
• Seattle – London $375
  
• Miami – Paris $448
  
• Chicago – London $496

There are amazing fares on a variety of US and European airlines, it’s not a mistake it’s a fare war of sorts. But nothing is as cheap as Icelandair and the cheapest seems to be San Francisco – London:

This is a $2 base fare in each direction, so not something you’re going to see get lower really.

Key rules for fare PXRVLT:

• Outbound travel permitted Sunday through Wednesday, return travel Wednesday through Saturday for transatlantic segment.
  
• 90 day advance purchase required
  
• 7 day minimum stay
  
• Fare valid for travel August 20 – December 15
  
• Stopover in Iceland allowed for up to 78 hours
  
• Must ticket by May 24 (but fare may not be around that long)
  
• Change fee is $300, so more than the cost of the ticket, in effect this is not changeable.

Goodness knows I prefer business class travel but $263 roundtrip to Europe is just an incredible deal.