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So many of us starting in the US or Canada will be visiting multiple cities when we tour Europe that we have the luxury of flying
into several different destinations. But with the airline business changing so rapidly, how do we know which are the cheapest
cities to fly into?
Not too many years ago the cheapest flights into Europe were almost always into the largest and busiest airports, which are in
London, Frankfurt, Paris, and Amsterdam, but times have changed. Several of the busiest airports have also raised passenger
fees way up so now they are actually among the most expensive. I wanted to find out for myself, so I tested fares at all major

European international airports with overseas flights to

create the list below of the 23 cheapest European
cities to fly to in 2014.
How the test was done
For each city tested I found the cheapest fare starting
from the 4 largest cities in the US (New York, Los
Angeles, Chicago, and Houston) plus Atlanta (by
popular demand in 2014) along with Canadas largest
city (Toronto) in early May, and the cheapest fare in
mid August. Then I averaged the two fares and then
averaged the fares into all 6 cities into on Index
number.
Needless to say, the rankings starting in individual cities can vary from the combined list, but generally they arent far apart. A
bit surprisingly, only a handful of the cheapest flights were non-stops, so almost everyone will be changing planes exactly once
in each direction over the Atlantic.

How to use the list below

Especially since many of the cheapest cities below are
remote, the obvious strategy is to keep going down the
list until you come across one of the cities you intend
on visiting. Hopefully you can then find a cheap flight
and use that as a hub to explore other cities by rail or
low-cost airlines.
Overall, the differences in fares from the top to the
bottom of this list are not great enough to justify flying
into one and then booking another separate round-trip
to your final destination on a low-cost airline, though in
some cases it might work out cheaper.
Related information
Cheapest European cities for backpackers (51
cities ranked by price)
Cheapest European cities for 3-star travelers (51
cities ranked by price)

Cheapest 10 European airports from 6 major cities

This year we broke the list out by city so its easier to see that some European airports have cheap incoming flights from some
places but not others.
Complete list of 23 is below

10 Cheapest European airports from New York City

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Moscow: $700 (index average)

Milan: $753
Istanbul: $797
Copenhagen: $845
Dublin: $847
Oslo: $876
Rome: $885
Stockholm: $895
Warsaw: $918
London: $920

10 Cheapest European airports from Chicago

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Warsaw: $914 (index average)

Copenhagen: $957
Oslo: $959
Moscow: $969
Dublin: $970
Stockholm: $980
Berlin: $1,030
Istanbul: $1,031
Amsterdam: $1,060
Munich: $1,093

10 Cheapest European airports from Los Angeles

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Moscow: $919 (index average)

Warsaw: $960
Stockholm:$1,025
Dublin: $1,064
Istanbul: $1,064
Oslo: $1,078
Berlin: $1,098
Amsterdam: $1,104
Budapest: $1,107
Prague: $1,108

10 Cheapest European airports from Houston

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Istanbul: $904 (index average)

Oslo: $912
Stockholm: $915
Copenhagen: $930
Moscow: $935
Milan: $936
London: $936
Zurich: $939
Rome: $947
Amsterdam: $954

10 Cheapest European airports from Atlanta

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Milan: $1,061 (index average)

Dublin: $1,075
Istanbul: $1,088
Moscow: $1,117
Oslo: $1,119
Copenhagen: $1,147
Stockholm: $1,150
London: $1,161
Warsaw: $1,176
Lisbon: $1,190

10 Cheapest European airports from Toronto

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Lisbon: $728 (index average)

Dublin: $739
Barcelona: $863
Frankfurt: $867
Madrid: $869
Stockholm: $880
Moscow: $880

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Paris: $888
Brussels: $888
Milan: $888
Oslo: $888 (tie)

23 Cheapest European cities & airports to fly to in 2014

(prices shown are cheapest spring/summer average)

1 Moscow, Russia
City code: MOW
Sheremetyevo International Airport (SVO)
Domodedovo International Airport (DME)
Russias national airline Aeroflot is one of the cheapest in Europe, and many of the cheapest fares to cities below change
planes in Moscow.
New York City: $542/$857 $700
Chicago: $941/$996 $969
Los Angeles: $827/$1,011 $919
Houston: $829/$1,041 $935
Atlanta: $995/$1,239 $1,117
Toronto: $791/$969 $880
Index average: $920

2 Dublin/Shannon, Ireland
Dublin Airport (DUB)
Shannon Airport (SNN)
Dublin and Shannon airports are on opposite sides of Ireland, and both are busy hubs of Aer Lingus, which offers cheap flights
including those that then go onto other continental destinations. Both are similar in airfare price (with Dublin usually being just
a bit cheaper) so they are combined here. Basically, if you want to start your Ireland visit in Dublin, fly into Dublin, and if you
want to start your visit elsewhere, fly into Shannon.
New York City: $697/$997 $847
Chicago: $847/$1,092 $970
Los Angeles: $823/$1,304 $1,064
Houston: $786/$1,247 $1,017
Atlanta: $893/$1,257 $1,075
Toronto: $671/$807 $739
Index average: $952

3 Oslo, Norway
Oslo Airport, Gardermoen (OSL)
The good news for anyone flying from the US or Canada to Norway is that flights into Oslo are strangely cheap from major
North American cities. The bad news, of course, is that everything else once you are there is jaw-droppingly expensive.
New York City: $785/$967 $876
Chicago: $843/$1,075 $959
Los Angeles: $910/$1,246 $1,078
Houston: $801/$1,023 $912
Atlanta: $982/$1,256 $1,119
Toronto: $777/$999 $888
Index average: $972

4 Stockholm, Sweden
City code: STO
Stockholm Arlanda Airport (ARN)
Stockholm Bromma Airport (BMA)

Scandinavian Airlines operates its second busiest hub out of Arlanda Airport so fares there are usually cheapest, but Bromma
Airport is closer to the city center and its fares are usually only a bit higher.
New York City: $803/$986 $895
Chicago: $884/$1,076 $980
Los Angeles: $805/$1,245 $1,025
Houston: $816/$1,014 $915
Atlanta: $1,001/$1,299 $1,150
Toronto: $757/$1,002 $880
Index average: $974

5 Milan, Italy
City code: MIL
Malpensa Airport (MXP)
Linate Airport (LIN)
The smaller of the two main hubs of Alitalia, Milans main airport has similar passenger numbers to Rome, and usually similar
prices as well so its best to fly into the one you prefer. Strangely, Alitalia never seems to have the best fares. In 2014 the city
appears to have become more affordable for incoming flights, but mostly because Emirates is crossing the Atlantic with cheap
fares from some cities.
New York City: $630/$875 $753
Chicago: $1,002/$1,243 $1,123
Los Angeles: $943/$1,275 $1,109
Houston: $830/$1,042 $936
Atlanta: $863/$1,259 $1,061
Toronto: $767/$1,009 $888
Index average: $978

6 Copenhagen, Denmark
Copenhagen Airport (CPH)
Scandinavian Airlines (also known as SAS) operates the largest of its three hubs in Copenhagen, and that leads to surprisingly
low airfares, especially on its non-stop flights from New York, Chicago, and Toronto.
New York City: $701/$988 $845
Chicago: $836/$1,078 $957
Los Angeles: $923/$1,313 $1,118
Houston: $824/$1,036 $930
Atlanta: $1,035/$1,259 $1,147
Toronto: $793/$1,063 $928
Index average: $987

7 Istanbul, Turkey
Istanbul Atatrk Airport (IST)
In spite of the greater distance, Istanbul can offer some reasonable trans-Atlantic airfares so its worth considering if its part of
your itinerary anyway. There is another airport in the Asian suburbs (SAW) but its cheap flights tend to be from nearby.
New York City: $788/$805 $797
Chicago: $762/$1,299 $1,031
Los Angeles: $901/$1,226 $1,064
Houston: $696/$1,111 $904
Atlanta: $1,027/$1,148 $1,088
Toronto: $963/$1,196 $1,080
Index average: $994

8 Warsaw, Poland
Warsaw Chopin Airport (WAW)
Warsaw is home to LOT Polish Airlines, but that one is rarely cheapest for trans-Atlantic flights. Again, the competition here
combined with lower taxes and operating costs has turned into relatively cheap incoming flights.

New York City: $830/$1,005- $918

Chicago: $806/$1,022 $914
Los Angeles: $927/$992 $960
Houston: $1,056/$1,425 $1,241
Atlanta: $1,015/$1,337 $1,176
Toronto: $907/$1,032 $970
Index average: $1,030

9 Paris, France
City code: PAR
Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG)
Orly Airport (ORY)
Charles de Gaulle Airport is another of Europes largest and best connected, plus the main hub of Air France. In our 2014 tests
we found some very competitive flights starting from some cities, but very expensive from others (Atlanta, in particular). Things
are looking better than last year so heres hoping that Paris will carry on as a good incoming option to Europe.
New York City: $858/$986 $922
Chicago: $947/$1,251 $1,099
Los Angeles: $980/$1,292 $1,136
Houston: $984/$1,077 $986
Atlanta: $1,145/$1,327 $1,236
Toronto: $759/$1,016 $888
Index average: $1,044

10 London, England
City code: LON
London Heathrow Airport (LHR)
Gatwick Airport (LGW)
London Stansted Airport (STN)
Luton Airport (LTN)
London has 4 major airports (plus London City Airport for short-haul flights) and the cheapest trans-Atlantic fares could be into
any one of them. Heathrow is the busiest, but Gatwick is often the cheapest by a little.
New York City: $782/$1,057 $920
Chicago: $990/$1,271 $1,131
Los Angeles: $1,108/$1,409 $1,259
Houston: $755/$1,117 $936
Atlanta: $1,003/$1,318 $1,161
Toronto: $787/$1,022 $905
Index average: $1,052

11 Brussels, Belgium
Brussels Airport (BRU)
The home of Brussels Airlines, which flies nonstop to New York-JFK, this airport is also served by most of Europes majors so
fares are competitive.
New York City: $845/$1,130 $988
Chicago: $950/$1,257 $1,104
Los Angeles: $946/$1,333 $1,140
Houston: $860/$1,060 $960
Atlanta: $1,024/$1,533 $1,279
Toronto: $819/$956 $888
Index average: $1,059

12 Lisbon, Portugal
Lisbon Portela Airport (LIS)
The city of Lisbon is quite a good travel bargain once you get there, and fortunately there are some affordable inbound flights as

well, especially from Toronto.

New York City: $883/$1,157 $1,020
Chicago: $947/$1,309 $1,128
Los Angeles: $1,043/$1,509 $1,276
Houston: $953/$1,172 $1,063
Atlanta: $1,035/$1,344 $1,190
Toronto: $679/$776 $728
Index average: $1,067

13 Frankfurt, Germany
Frankfurt Airport (FRA)
Frankfurt Airport is the 3rd busiest in all of Europe, making it easily the busiest in Germany, and its also home to Lufthansa
which covers the world. But these days its trans-Atlantic flights are trending more expensive than those to Berlin, and the city
itself isnt much of a tourist hub so think twice before flying here.
New York City: $891/$1,093 $992
Chicago: $977/$1,266 $1,122
Los Angeles: $1,013/$1,400 $1,207
Houston: $900/$1,112 $1,006
Atlanta: $1,075/$1,421 $1,248
Toronto: $884/$850 $867
Index average: $1,074

14 Zurich, Switzerland
Zurich Airport (ZRH)
Zurich Airport is the primary hub of Swiss International Air Lines (aka SWISS), and its quite surprising that they offer fairly
competitive fares on incoming flights, including to many destinations in Germany as well. Beware that everything else in Zurich
is incredibly expensive once you are through security.
New York City: $839/$1,138 $989
Chicago: $980/$1,227 $1,104
Los Angeles: $945/$1,332 $1,139
Houston: $833/$1,045 $939
Atlanta: $1,145/$1,486 $1,316
Toronto: $907/$1,050 $979
Index average: $1,077

15 Amsterdam, Netherlands
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (AMS)
Europes 4th busiest airport has nonstop connections to destinations around the world as the main hub of KLM, but an
increase of taxes and landing fees has translated into higher fares, so its rarely a bargain anymore.
New York City: $808/$1,053 $931
Chicago: $959/$1,160 $1,060
Los Angeles: $948/$1,260 $1,104
Houston: $862/$1,045 $954
Atlanta: $1,295/$1,748 $1,522
Toronto: $821/$991 $906
Index average: $1,079

16 Rome, Italy
City code: ROM
Leonardo da VinciFiumicino Airport (FCO)
Italys largest airport and the home of Alitalia isnt known for cheap trans-Atlantic flights, though its still a good choice for
anyone starting in Rome and heading north on a larger tour of Europe.
New York City: $846/$924 $885
Chicago: $1,024/$1,265 $1,145

Los Angeles: $956/$1,343 $1,150

Houston: $840/$1,054 $947
Atlanta: $1,240/$1,617 $1,429
Toronto: $790/$1,055 $923
Index average: $1,080

17 Budapest, Hungary
Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport (BUD)
The cheapest fares into Budapest are often those that change planes in Moscow or Helsinki, but SWISS isnt much more
expensive for a change in Zurich and much less elapsed time. Fares during our 2014 tests are quite a bit higher than in 2013,
unfortunately.
New York City: $860/$1,098 $979
Chicago: $832/$1,380 $1,106
Los Angeles: $958/$1,256 $1,107
Houston: $812/$1,442 $1,127
Atlanta: $1,080/$1,462 $1,271
Toronto: $772/$1,064 $918
Index average: $1,085

18 Berlin, Germany
City code: BER
Berlin Tegel Airport (TXL)
Berlin Schnefeld Airport (SXF)
Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER) opening 2015 or later
With the rise of Air Berlin and greater popularity of the city itself, its now similar in fares to flying into Frankfurt, which is
particularly helpful due to Frankfurt not really being a tourist city. Tegel Airport is usually cheapest for trans-Atlantic flights, and
in 2015 or 2016 Brandenburg Airport will open to replace both of the current two.
New York City: $903/$1,039 $971
Chicago: $917/$1,142 $1,030
Los Angeles: $984/$1,211 $1,098
Houston: $878/$1,161 $1,020
Atlanta: $1,124/$1,628 $1,376
Toronto: $941/$1,093 $1,017
Index average: $1,085

19 Madrid, Spain
MadridBarajas Airport (MAD)
This is Spains busiest airport and Europes 4th busiest, but being home to Iberia Airline doesnt mean itll always have cheap
non-stop trans-Atlantic flights.
New York City: $921/$1,034 $978
Chicago: $964/$1,284 $1,124
Los Angeles: $970/$1,439 $1,205
Houston: $902/$1,085 $994
Atlanta: $1,142/$1,551 $1,347
Toronto: $884/$894 $869
Index average: $1,086

20 Barcelona, Spain
BarcelonaEl Prat Airport
A bit smaller and quieter than Madrid, the Barcelona Airport has a few trans-Atlantic flights of its own, and its served by all of
Europes majors, so fares are similar to those into Madrid.
New York City: $866/$1,037 $952
Chicago: $1,012/$1,285 $1,149
Los Angeles: $1,009/$1,478 $1,244

Houston: $867/$1,079 $973

Atlanta: $1,083/$1,604 $1,344
Toronto: $772/$954 $863
Index average: $1,087

21 Prague, Czech Republic

Prague Vclav Havel Airport (PRG)
Prague Airport is the hub of Czech Airlines, but few if any of the cheapest trans-Atlantic flights are on the national carrier. In
2013 when we ran the numbers this airport was in the top half of this list, but as of 2014 its not among the cheaper incoming
airports in Europe.
New York City: $913/$1,091 $1,002
Chicago: $1,027/$1,378 $1,203
Los Angeles: $935/$1,280 $1,108
Houston: $916/$1,300 $1,108
Atlanta: $1,084/$1,405 $1,245
Toronto: $825/$1,007 $916
Index average: $1,097

22 Munich, Germany
Munich Airport (MUC)
Munichs airport is busier than the one in Berlin, so its actually Germanys #2 for flights. Fares tend to be a bit more expensive
than the other German airports as well, but it can still make the most sense if Munich is part of your itinerary.
New York City: $892/$1,024 $958
Chicago: $967/$1,218 $1,093
Los Angeles: $997/$1,384 $1,191
Houston: $885/$1,083 $984
Atlanta: $1,146/$1,635 $1,391
Toronto: $938/$1,043 $991
Index average: $1,101

23 Athens, Greece
Athens International Airport (ATH)
This airport is naturally the hub of both Aegean Airlines and Olympic Air, and prices for hotels have come down a bit, but
incoming flights are rarely bargains. If you will be touring Greece along with some other European countries, its probably better
to first land somewhere else and hop over to Greece later in the trip.
New York City: $1,000/$1,214 $1,107
Chicago: $1,128/$1,390 $1,259
Los Angeles: $1,080/$1,384 $1,232
Houston: $949/$1,383 $1,166
Atlanta: $1,139/$1,547 $1,343
Toronto: $894/$1,088 $991
Index average: $1,183
NOTE: This post was originally published in May, 2013 with 2013 data. Its been totally updated in March, 2014 with 2014
airfares.

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13 Responses to 23 Cheapest European cities and airports to fly into in 2014

Frequent Traveler says:

July 9, 2013 at 7:31 pm
I w as surprised to see that Zurich did not make your list. Ive flow n three years in a row (during w inter) exclusively into
Zurich because Ive found the best fare. Granted its an incredibly expensive city but w e usually just spend one day there
and then hop on the train to our next destination.

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Roger Wade says:

July 10, 2013 at 10:07 am
Frequent,
You are right about Zurich, w hich I noticed after I made this list. Im going to add it w hen I revise it soon. -Roger

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Sugar says:
August 21, 2013 at 2:23 pm
Im travelling from South Africa to Spain. I intend going to barcelona in the middle of my stay so w ould like to arrive and depart
from 2 different cities. What w ould you suggest?

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pat halla says:

October 12, 2013 at 4:32 pm
Hi, just w riting to say thank you for the list. I know that it w ill come in handy.
sincerely pat

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Davey says:
December 3, 2013 at 6:34 am
how did you not include or consider atlanta?

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Roger Wade says:

December 3, 2013 at 8:06 pm
Davey,
I decided to go w ith the 4 largest cities in the US and Canada, and Atlanta isnt even in the top 10, so relatively few
people start their trip there. Also, Atlanta is notorious for having very little competition and high prices. -Roger

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Davey says:
December 31, 2013 at 1:00 am
hey RogerAtlanta may not be in the top ten for city size but it is Deltas headquarters (biggest airline in the w orld) and
the largest and busiest airport in the w orld. also, they have had some of the best deals I have come across,
certainly not the best, but also not the w orst. I travel a lot out of ATL to Europe and w as hoping to find the best places to fly in to
from here. Thank you for the research though! Much more than Ive done

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Kelly says:
January 30, 2014 at 2:55 am
Davey, I must recommend you fly out of Charlotte rather than ATL- the price difference can be
staggering. Youll have connecting flights rather than direct flights, but as delta has no competition in
atl they charge w hatever they please, so its w orth it financially.

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Whitney says:
December 27, 2013 at 6:44 pm
I may have missed it in the article but are these round trip fares?
Also, are you considering adding Seattle as a starting point on your next update?

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Roger Wade says:

December 27, 2013 at 8:57 pm
Whitney,
Yes, they are round-trip fares. Sorry for not making it clear. And I dont think I w ill be adding Seattle as a starting
point for the next update, unfortunately. The research for each city takes a long time, and the results for each
starting city are fairly similar anyw ay. Actual prices vary by the hour, so this list is mainly just to get some ideas of cheap cities to
consider if you are visiting more than one or tw o. Thanks for the feedback. -Roger

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Keith says:
February 28, 2014 at 5:48 pm
Roger, thank you for the research. I realize it is a lot of w ork but I w ould have to agree w ith some other commenters about
including Atlanta (possibly knock out Houston). Great w ork. Your articles are very informative.

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Roger Wade says:

February 28, 2014 at 5:54 pm
Keith,
Your timing is good here because Im updating this list for 2014 today and I w ill add Atlanta (and keep Houston). I
know its an incredibly busy airport, but I believe Atlanta is mainly a place to change planes for most people, so the
fares starting from there dont mean much. Still, it w ill be interesting to see, so Ill run the numbers and update all of it by the end of the day
today. -Roger

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Alaina says:
March 10, 2014 at 3:09 pm
Im traveling to Budapest in August for a w edding, but Im from Miami! I w as hoping Id find some useful information about
flying out from MIA to a cheaper European airport, but nothing! I do find it hard to believe that MIA isnt on this list, especially
since I flew out of MIA to Florence,IT in 2011 for MUCH cheaper price than an NYC flight.
Anyw ay, help w ould be great though! Im looking to fly in & out of different cities (I love trains, so Im very open to those budget cuts).
Thanks!

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