Dreaming of seeing the Eiffel Tower in Paris or the colorful buildings lining the streets of Stockholm? Now is the ideal time to make those dreams come true: Round-trip flights to multiple cities in Europe cost under $600.
Some airlines are cutting fares to cities such as Paris, London, Stockholm, Madrid, Barcelona, Zurich and Copenhagen. In fact, you can get round-trip fares to Europe starting at $241.
These listed fares are for trips that run from January to May and from August to November. There is also some availability during Thanksgiving.
Book these flights quickly, as these low fares are only set to last for one to two days.
Basics of the agreement
Airlines: Aer Lingus, American Airlines, British Airways, Delta Air Lines, Iberia, Finnair, Icelandair, Play, SAS and TAP.
Roads: Boston, Charlotte, Chicago, Dallas, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Miami, New York, San Francisco, Seattle, Washington and other cities have route discounts to numerous destinations in Europe.
How to book: Search through Google Flights to find your best dates, then book directly with the airline of your choice.
Travel dates: January through May and August through November, with some availability around Thanksgiving on select routes.
Book from: Within the next two days.
Big thanks to Scott’s Cheap Flights for spotting these deals. For $49 per year, the site’s Premium membership offers discounts of up to 90% and comes with a 14-day free trial. Elite membership also finds premium, business class and first class offers.
Example flights
Airlines are offering these cheap fares not only in major cities like Los Angeles and Chicago, but also in smaller ones like Omaha, Nebraska and Shreveport, Louisiana.
These are the flights we have listed:
- TAP: O’Hare International Airport (ORD) to Josep Tarradellas Barcelona-El Prat Airport (BCN), starting at $241 (includes a layover in Lisbon, Portugal).
- Play: New York Stewart International Airport (SWF) to Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG), starting at $325 (includes a layover in Reykjavik).
- Scandinavian Airlines: Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) to Copenhagen Airport (CPH), starting at $387.
- American and Iberian: John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) to Adolfo Suarez Madrid-Barajas Airport (MAD), starting at $420.
- Icelandair: ORD to Stockholm Arlanda Airport (ARN), starting at $475 (includes a layover in Reykjavik).
- Air France, Delta and KLM: Eppley Airfield (OMA) to ARN, starting at $568 (includes layovers in Minneapolis and Paris).
- American and Iberian: Shreveport Regional Airport (SHV) to BCN, starting at $582 (includes layovers in Dallas and Miami).
- Aer Lingus: Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) to Brussels Airport (BRU), starting at $654 (includes a layover in Dublin).
We recommend using Google Flights to determine your best dates and then book your flights on the airline’s website. Airlines tend to be more reliable if a flight is delayed, canceled or experiences a booking change.
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For a flight to Paris from SWF, Google Flights shows Play as the only option with a $325 round-trip flight.
Play also has a return flight departing from Paris at 12:30pm Both flights on the itinerary include a stopover in Reykjavik.
Sometimes prices on Google Flights differ from those on airline websites due to the availability of third-party booking sites. In this case, Google Flights shows the total price as $314. However, if you were to book your tickets directly on Play’s website, it would still cost $325.
Play also charges extra for luggage and seat selection. Checked bags are $86 per bag and carry-on bags are $57 per bag.
If you choose to pay for a carry-on bag, you’ll also get priority boarding. If you don’t pay extra for baggage, you’ll be limited to just one personal item on your flight.
Seats cost anywhere from $5.16 to $41.28 for all four flights – the most expensive seats are at the front of the plane and include extra legroom.
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Traveling in Europe, especially during the warmer months, is expensive most of the time. These cheap fares allow you to visit some of Europe’s most popular tourist destinations without breaking the bank.
Given how low these prices are and the demand for flights in Europe, these prices are sure not to last, so book while you can.
