Flights to United States

Coming to the United States to visit family, start university, attend a conference or join a church or mission event? TravelSource specialists search and negotiate fares from your home city and reply with a quote, often the same day. Tell us where you are flying from and your dates in the search above and we’ll take it from there.

Where you can fly into

Main international gateways: New York (JFK, EWR), Los Angeles (LAX), Washington (IAD), Atlanta (ATL), Chicago (ORD), Miami (MIA). Many travelers connect onward to smaller cities, and a specialist can price the whole journey, including a domestic leg, so your baggage and connection are protected on one ticket.

Visiting family

If a relative or friend in the US wants to arrange your trip, they can book and pay for your ticket on your behalf, and on eligible bookings they can pay over time. See pay over time. Make sure the name on the ticket matches your passport exactly.

Coming to study

New and returning international students usually travel in the weeks before term starts, when fares are higher, so book as soon as your documents are in order. Check your school’s guidance on the earliest date you may enter, and carry your admission documents in your hand luggage. See our student travel page.

Churches, conferences and groups

Bringing a choir, delegation or conference group to the US? Group fares start at 10 travelers, and every traveler can pay for their own seat. Smaller groups still get a specialist quote. See request a group quote.

Main airports and cities in United States

• New York (JFK, EWR): Two major gateways serve the New York area.
• Washington (IAD): Dulles, for the capital region.
• Atlanta (ATL): A major hub for the Southeast.
• Chicago (ORD): O’Hare, the main Midwest gateway.
• Los Angeles (LAX): For the West Coast.
• Miami (MIA): For Florida and the Caribbean and Latin America.

Not sure which airport to choose? Tell us where you are going in United States and we’ll compare fares into each gateway, including flying into one and out of another.

Hotels, cars and transfers

Add a stay, a car, an airport transfer or travel cover when you request your quote and we’ll price everything together for your trip.

Before you go

Entry rules for the United States depend on your passport. Many travelers need a visa, and some need an electronic travel authorization instead. Use only the official US government websites to apply, apply early because appointment waits vary widely, and be wary of lookalike sites. A visa or authorization does not guarantee entry, which is decided by border officers on arrival. Check passport validity and the current rules for your nationality, because they change. We can flag requirements in your quote, but each traveler is responsible for their own documents.