Dallas → Bogotá flights

Target $286 on Dallas–Bogotá — floor dips to $221

Key takeaways

• Median fare is $286 across 30 daily snapshots — a reliable baseline for budgeting this route.
• Bottom-quartile fares fall at or below $281, meaning 25% of observed prices were within $5 of the median — the sweet spot is narrow but real.
• The floor hit $221, roughly 23% below median — achievable but not guaranteed; treat it as a best-case target, not a plan.
• The high reached $352, a 66% premium over the floor — a 59% spread signals this route has meaningful price volatility worth monitoring.
• No dominant carrier was identified in this dataset, so comparing across airlines rather than defaulting to one is especially worthwhile here.

30-day price trend

See full numbers and stats on the DFW → BOG price history page.

The full picture

The Dallas–Bogotá route shows a 59% spread between its observed floor ($221) and ceiling ($352), which is substantial for a single Latin American corridor. A spread of that size tells us fares on this route are genuinely reactive — likely to demand shifts, seat-class availability, and how far out you're booking — rather than sitting in a narrow band. The median of $286 and the p25 of $281 being so close together is notable: it means the lower half of the distribution is compressed, while the upper quarter stretches meaningfully toward $352. In practical terms, you're more likely to find fares clustering near $280–$290 than to stumble into the $220s without some deliberate effort.

On booking timing, the data doesn't tag fares by how far in advance they were captured, but the wide ceiling relative to a compressed lower quartile is a pattern consistent with fares rising sharply as departure approaches and seats fill. That argues for booking once you see anything in the $240–$265 range — well below median — rather than waiting and hoping to hit the $221 floor. If you're flexible on travel dates, monitoring for a week or two before committing gives you a reasonable sample of where the market is sitting at that moment.

No dominant carrier emerged from this dataset, which means this route likely has competitive overlap among a few airlines. That's worth acting on: checking two or three carriers directly, rather than anchoring to one, is one of the more reliable ways to find fares in that lower quartile. One honest caveat: 30 snapshots capture cheapest available fares on specific days, not every fare in the market. The $221 low may reflect a brief promotional window or a specific travel date with weak demand — replicating it isn't guaranteed, and planning around it would be optimistic.

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