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DFW to PUJ fares show a $268 median over the last 30 days; the middle half ranged $261–$273, so book without overthinking timing.
Written from this route's 30-day price index (24 daily samples). Article last regenerated Oct 31, 2026.
See full numbers and stats on the DFW → PUJ price history page.
Over the last 30 days, 24 had a cheapest cached fare for DFW–PUJ, giving a reasonably solid picture of current pricing. The median sat at $268, with the middle half of fares packed tightly between $261 and $273 — a sign that most days price within a narrow band rather than swinging wildly. The full range ran from $253 at the low end to $309 at the high end, meaning even the priciest observed day wasn't dramatically more expensive than typical.
With a 22% spread between low and high, this route isn't ultra-volatile, but it's not flat either — there's enough variation that waiting for a dip can save some money, just not a dramatic amount. Nothing in the data points to a specific point in the booking window where prices reliably soften; the sample doesn't break out how fares moved relative to departure date, so we can't say whether booking further out or closer in made a measurable difference here. What the data does support is that fares in the low $250s to high $260s represent the more attractive end of the range, while anything pushing past $280 is on the expensive side relative to the last month's pattern.
No single carrier stood out clearly enough in the data to call this route carrier-dominated, so we can't attribute the price movement to one airline's pricing behavior versus another's. The practical takeaway: if you see a fare at or below the $261–$268 range, that's consistent with the better days observed recently, and there's no strong signal telling you to hold out for a specific day of the week or booking lead time. The honest caveat is that 24 days of cached fares is a decent but not exhaustive sample — it reflects recent pricing behavior, not a guarantee of future fares, and doesn't capture seasonal shifts outside this 30-day window.
Why we regenerated this article: Snapshot depth changed (18 → 24 samples). We only rewrite when the underlying price index actually moves — stable weeks keep the previous take.
AI-authored from this route's 30-day price index. Article last regenerated Oct 31, 2026. Fares shift continuously — confirm at booking.