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There’s no single one that’s necessarily cheaper - other than generally bigger hubs are cheaper than minor airports, and Western Europe is cheaper to fly to than Eastern Europe. So if you’re flexible on where to go, I’d price out London, Paris, Amsterdam, Frankfurt, and Milan and see which of those is cheapest.
Like others said, the cheapest flight to europe would depend on the city you're flying out of, but also seasonal fluctuations (sometimes TAP is really cheap, sometimes AerLingus, sometimes KML has the same price as those two, etc).
Flights into Italy are generally cheapest to Rome and Milan. To get to Amalfi it's just a quick flight to Naples or a long train day. To reach Croatia, you could fly to Zagreb then train to Dubrovnik.
I've flown into Adam 3-4 times and other than Dublin it was definitely the cheapest. Try flying to Finland and tell me it's more expensive. It was consistently around 700 for quite a while about 3 years ago, from Chicago.
What is the cheapest European city to fly into from the US?
11 cze 2024 · Paris is among the cheapest cities in Europe to fly to from the US, including Chicago, Philadelphia, LAX, Seattle, Dallas, NYC, and more. France’s capital is home to three airports, with most non-stop flights going to Charles de Gaulle Airport.
15 paź 2023 · To help you get started with your search, Expedia has shared with us the 10 cheapest European cities to fly into right now, with the cost percentage difference as compared to this summer.
