Dallas → Cartagena flights

Dallas to Cartagena: median sits at $110, but data is thin

Key takeaways

• Median and bottom-quartile fares both land at $110, suggesting a consistent floor at that price point — when available.
• The observed high reached $154, a 40% spread above the floor, indicating meaningful upside risk if you wait.
• p25 and p75 are both $110, meaning at least half of all snapshots captured the same fare — a sign of limited price movement in this sample.
• With only 5 daily snapshots, these figures carry real statistical uncertainty — treat them as directional, not definitive.
• A 40% spread between low and high is notable, but the thin sample makes it hard to know whether that spike is routine or an outlier.

30-day price trend

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

The full picture

The headline number here is $110 — it appears as the median, the 25th percentile, and the 75th percentile simultaneously, which tells you that most cached fares in this snapshot window landed at exactly that level. That's an encouraging floor to anchor expectations around when searching Dallas–Cartagena. The $154 high is the only significant departure from that cluster, pushing the spread to 40% — a gap large enough to matter if you catch the route on a bad day.

The honest problem with this data is sample size. Five daily snapshots is well below the threshold — typically 20 or more — needed to speak confidently about booking windows, price trends over time, or day-of-week patterns. We simply can't see whether $110 fares are reliably available 6 weeks out versus 2 weeks out, or whether the $154 reading reflects a weekend, a holiday, or a capacity crunch on a specific departure. What we can say is that $110 appears to be a real, repeatable price point on this route — not a one-time flash sale.

If you're planning this trip, use $110 as your target benchmark and set a price alert rather than booking on instinct. Given the lack of trend data, there's no evidence that waiting will reward you — but there's equally no evidence that prices climb steadily as departure approaches. Check fares across a flexible date window if your schedule allows, since even a one-day shift in departure can sometimes surface the lower end of the range. The single honest caveat: until this dataset grows, any booking-window advice for DFW–CTG is educated guesswork.

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