Popular flight destinations

Nashville has exploded as a travel destination — from its legendary music scene and honky-tonks to James Beard–nominated restaurants and a thriving arts district. BNA has undergone a major expansion and now serves nonstop routes from virtually every major US city.

Phoenix is one of the sunniest cities in the US, drawing millions of visitors for its warm winters, golf courses, resort spas, and desert landscapes. PHX is a Southwest hub with excellent frequency from California, making it one of the most competitive short-haul markets in the country.

Honolulu is the gateway to O'ahu and the broader Hawaiian Islands. Daniel K. Inouye International is the main entry point for most US visitors, with excellent nonstop service from West Coast cities. Whether you're chasing beaches, surfing, or a family vacation, Spotvoy helps you find the right balance between fare and total trip cost.

Seattle is a major tech hub and gateway to the Pacific Northwest — Pike Place Market, Mount Rainier day trips, excellent coffee, and direct access to Olympic and North Cascades National Parks. SEA is Alaska Airlines' primary hub, which often means the best service and most competitive fares on West Coast routes.

Minneapolis is the cultural and economic heart of the Upper Midwest — home to the Mall of America, a thriving food scene, and year-round outdoor activities. Whether you're visiting family, heading to a conference, or exploring the Twin Cities, MSP is a well-served airport with strong nonstop coverage from both coasts.

Denver is one of the fastest-growing cities in the US and a gateway to Rocky Mountain adventures. Skiing, hiking, world-class restaurants, and a booming craft beer scene make it a top destination year-round. DEN is a major hub with competitive pricing from nearly every US metro.

New York is served by three major airports — JFK, LGA, and EWR — each with different fare dynamics and ground transport costs to Manhattan. The cheapest headline fare often isn't the cheapest trip once you add an AirTrain connection and subway fare from JFK or a taxi from Newark.

Chicago is the third-largest city in the US, home to world-class architecture, deep-dish pizza, Lake Michigan, and some of the finest museums in the country. ORD and MDW serve different airlines and neighborhoods — choosing the right airport can save a family of four $100+ in ground transport.

Los Angeles is one of the most complex airport markets in the US. Depending on where you're staying — Santa Monica, Anaheim, Pasadena, or downtown — a flight into SNA or BUR could save hours of traffic even if the fare is slightly higher. Spotvoy accounts for your final destination when comparing.

The San Francisco Bay Area is served by three major airports catering to different parts of the region. SFO is the largest with the most international routes; OAK often has cheaper fares with Southwest dominance; SJC serves the South Bay and Silicon Valley. Your destination within the Bay Area should drive your airport choice as much as the fare.