Find cheap flights to Europe from cities across the US, UK & beyond
Europe remains the most popular international destination for American travelers, with dozens of direct routes from major US cities. Whether you're dreaming of Paris cafes, Rome's ancient ruins, or Barcelona's beaches, flight deals to Europe appear regularly — especially during airline sales and off-peak travel windows. With open-jaw tickets, you can fly into one city and out of another to maximize your trip.
January through March offers the cheapest transatlantic fares. Shoulder seasons (April-May, September-October) balance good prices with pleasant weather.
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New York from £398 return (save 28%) plus long-haul deals across the Atlantic - and exclusive Business Class fares for Premium members.
This week: Direct flights to Tokyo, Singapore, Dublin, London and more - save up to 63% off typical prices. Plus, unlock Business Class deals to Paris, Frankfurt and Seoul for premium subscribers.
Save up to 55% on flights from DEN this week - plus exclusive Business Class deals to London, Paris, and Frankfurt for Premium members.
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What is the cheapest month to fly to Europe?
January and February are typically the cheapest months to fly to Europe from the US, with roundtrip fares often dropping below $400 from East Coast cities. March is also affordable outside of spring break dates.
Which US cities have the cheapest flights to Europe?
New York (JFK/EWR), Boston, and Philadelphia consistently offer the cheapest transatlantic fares due to high competition. Newark is particularly good for budget carriers like Norse Atlantic and TAP Portugal.
How far in advance should I book flights to Europe?
For the best prices, book 2-6 months in advance for economy class. Business class deals are best booked 3-10 months ahead. However, error fares can appear at any time with savings of 50% or more.
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