Flights to Europe, the U.S., and Canada

Flights to Europe from USA

When it comes to flying around Europe, passengers have more options than ever before. Omio helps you book flights to Europe easily, by bringing all these options together in one place. You can search and compare the fastest and most affordable routes, so you’ll always find the right tickets to Europe.

Flights in Europe are a fast way to hop from city to city, and can be great if you’re traveling on a budget. Booking as far in advance as possible and avoiding weekend travel can help when looking for the best price.

Book Cheap Flights from USA to Europe with Omio

When traveling around Europe, you can book flights with Omio to make sure you’re always taking the fastest route or getting the best deal. Tell us where you’re going, along with your preferred travel dates, and we’ll show you flights from a variety of airlines. You can filter your search results by airport or flight time, as well as sort the available routes by cheapest and fastest. Choose your tickets, add luggage and book securely with a range of payment methods such as Apple Pay, PayPal and more.

Omio is with you every step of the way—book your travel to and from the airport before you go and dodge lines with a mobile ticket!

Cheap Flights in Europe

So, where to? You can fly to Europe and arrive at major European airports such as London Heathrow, Paris Charles de Gaulle and Amsterdam Schiphol. When flying within Europe, plenty of smaller regional airports exist as well, making it easy to plan any route or itinerary.

In recent years, flights in Europe have become increasingly affordable, and can often be the fastest option for the best price. For example, you can book a midweek flight from London Stansted to Milan Bergamo for as little as €10. Other airports you can fly to for less include Stockholm Skavsta, Warsaw Modlin, Vienna International and Berlin Schönefeld.

Whether you’re jetting off to discover Italy’s Amalfi coast, searching for Germany’s best Bavarian beer or delving into the Medieval history of Edinburgh, Scotland, plenty of train and bus options are available when you land—all bookable with Omio.

The most popular continental flights within Europe utilize Barcelona-El Prat, Paris-Orly, Berlin-Tegel and London-Heathrow airports. Journeying by discount airline continues to be a viable transportation option, especially since domestic flight connections usually involve a shorter transit time than choosing to travel via bus or train. The most travelled domestic flight route - from Madrid to Barcelona - had more than 3 million passengers in 2011. Key airlines operating these routes include Vueling, Eurowings, Lufthansa, Norwegian Air and easyJet. People in Europe fly to other European destinations for many different reasons, with flights to both business centres and holiday destinations featuring prominently.

Flights to Europe FAQ

Popular Budget Airlines in Europe

In recent years, flight tickets have reached all-time lows, as a result of budget airlines in Europe flying into smaller and regional airports with lower landing costs and less congestion.

Europe’s biggest low-cost airlines are Ryanair and easyJet. Both airlines operate hundreds of routes in more than 30 countries, both domestic and international. Flying with these airlines is a good choice if you want to visit several different parts of Europe in a short amount of time.

Other discount airlines in Europe include Eurowings, Norwegian Air and Vueling Airlines. Tickets from these companies and more are bookable with Omio.

Traveling to London

With more than 70 million passengers passing through its gates each year, London-Heathrow is the busiest airport in Europe and reflects London's status as the world's most visited destination city by international travelers. TIP: Make sure you allow plenty of time for to get through security. We recommend around 2 hours before departure time. London-Gatwick is also in the top 10 in terms of airport passenger volume, but the airports are modern and have all the facilities you need. Other significant flight hubs for airlines on the European flight network include Paris, Frankfurt, Istanbul, Amsterdam, Madrid and Rome. Some of these airports offer upwards of 200 travel destinations around the entire world.

Popular Flight Routes in Europe

London | Paris | Rome | Amsterdam | Barcelona | Madrid | Berlin

Flights from London

Flights from Paris

Flights from Amsterdam

Flights from Barcelona

Flights from Madrid

Flights from Berlin

Cheap Flights to Europe from the US

Flights from the US to Europe usually go via main city hub airports in cities such as London, Amsterdam or Paris. When looking for cheap flights from the US to Europe, there are a few things to remember:

• Book your flights in advance.
• Search for flights during off-peak season, such as late summer or early autumn.
• Flying between Monday and Friday can reduce flight costs.
• Booking an indirect flight to Europe with a stopover is usually a cheaper option.

Travel tips from the United States to Europe

If you think flying from the U.S. to Europe will break the bank, think again! Booking low-cost flights across the Atlantic has never been easier. Here are a few tips and tricks to get you going:

• Direct flights are faster but they’re often more expensive. Add a layover to reduce your ticket price significantly.
• Traveling over the weekend might work better for your vacation but traveling on a weekday benefits your wallet much more.
• Book ahead for big savings. Think three months in advance for international flights.
• Many larger airlines offer cabin-only baggage options for international flights—so travel light!

Don’t forget! When traveling to Europe, always leave plenty of time to clear airport security.

Cheap Direct Flight Destinations

Find the best deals

With Omio, you can compare and book flights with ease, but here are some ways to make sure you grab the best deal when booking your trip.

• Be flexible when choosing your departure date and time. Flying out on Friday morning and back on a Sunday evening is usually the most expensive option.
• Check the distance and route between the airport and the city you’re visiting. Some airports are located several miles from the city centre and the journey might not be convenient nor cheap—booking a more expensive flight to a central airport might be worthwhile when you consider additional costs.
• Travel with hand baggage only. If you need to bring a suitcase, keep it small and light aslow-cost airlines will charge fees for checked baggage.
• Search for your outbound and return flights together and separately. Booking your journey with two different airlines might be a cheaper option!
• Keep an eye out for special offers or flash sales. Omio also offers discount codes from time to time—stay tuned to our Facebook and Instagram for updates.

Popular Flight Destinations in Europe

Flight Providers in Europe

Ryanair: Priding themselves on Europe’s most popular airline, Ryanair has about 90 airline bases across the European continent, 9 of which are located in the UK. The low-cost airline operates in 33 countries and has a fleet of 360 737-800 aircrafts.

Aer Lingus: Ireland’s state-owned airline offers domestic and international flights. In operation since 1936, the airline is famed for it’s friendly staff and quality service. Currently, Aer Lingus serves 13 UK airports such as Southampton, Leeds, Newquay to name a few.

easyJet: The UK’s largest airline offers 979 routes across the UK and Europe. Easyjet currently serves 15 UK airports including: Bristol, Edinburgh, Liverpool, Inverness and more.

Flybe: Serving 40 UK airports and 30* European destinations, Flybe is a popular short-haul airline. The airline shares routes with partners such as Stobart Air and Blue Islands. If you’re looking to flying into a regional airport, chances are you’ll be flying with Flybe. *The amount of European airports served depends on seasonality.

British Airways: The British airline serves six domestic routes, including Belfast, London, Edinburgh, Glasgow and more. Outside of the UK, British Airways flies to over 200 destinations.

Iberia: Serving 39 countries across the globe, Iberia is Spain's flag-carrier airline.

Vueling: This Spanish low-cost airline was established in 2003 and has its hubs at Barcelona El Prat and Rome Leonardo da Vinci-Fiumicino Airport. The airline serves over 100 destinations in Europe, Asia and Africa. It is currently Spain's largest airline.

Alitalia: Italy's national airline began operating in 1999 with main hub at Rome's Leonardo da Vinci airport. The airline currently serves 100 destinations world-wide, with focus on European, Asia and North America.

Lufthansa: German's leading airline Lufthansa is the largest in Europe based on passengers carried and size of fleet in combination with their subsidiaries, Germanwings, Austrian Air, Brussels Airlines, Eurowings and more. They have two bases, one in Frankfurt-am-Main and Munich.