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Flights to Pennsylvania from the USA are easy to find. The city is a major hub for international travel, and there are plenty of US airlines that fly into Pennsylvania.

About Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania, officially the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, is a state located in the northeastern and Mid-Atlantic regions of the United States. The Appalachian Mountains run through its middle. The Commonwealth is bordered by Delaware to the southeast, Maryland to the south, and West Virginia to the southwest. Virginian and Ohio share a land border with Pennsylvania on its eastern border while New York shares a water border with it on its western border.

Pennsylvania was first settled by European colonists in 1682 as part of William Penn’s colony with Philadelphia being founded as the nation’s capital city in 1776 (a status which lasted until 1800). It remained loyal during the American Revolution and War of 1812 which led to it gaining more land from British control while expanding into Ohio territory during the 1810s & 20s before acquiring additional land from Native Americans through treaty warfare during the 1830s & 40s resulting in the Missouri Compromise (1820) where Missouri became slave state while Maine entered the union as a free state.

The Civil War left many cities devastated due to collapsing infrastructure after battles between Union soldiers seeking to end slavery while Confederates believed it should continue so they fought back using guerilla tactics against invading forces that eventually led to losing ground against superior numbers so surrendered following Lee’s surrender at Appomattox Court House (1865), ending war once again paving way for industrialization since then.

Top Places to Visit in Pennsylvania

  • Philadelphia

Philadelphia is the second largest city in Pennsylvania and is famous for its history, architecture, and cultural attractions. The museums and historic sites are filled with fascinating information about colonial history, American Revolution, and 19th-century industry. You can also see the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall on your trip to Philadelphia.

  • Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh is another great destination if you love American history or sports fans will enjoy visiting Heinz Field where NFL’s Steelers play their home games at this stadium located near PNC Park which hosts baseball games played by Pittsburgh Pirates professional team. Another popular attraction in Pittsburgh is Carnegie Science Center where kids can get hands-on experience with all things science related!

  • Lehigh Valley

Located in eastern Pennsylvania between New York City & Harrisburg, the Lehigh Valley region offers many things to do & see including Hershey Park (with its iconic Chocolate World), Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem PA & Eisenhower National Historic Site Gettysburg PA – site of 1st day’s battle action during Civil War; Colonial Dutch Architecture survives throughout the area as reminders of early settlement era when the area was part of the colony known as New Netherland (1624).

Top tips for finding cheap flights to Pennsylvania

  • Before you book your flight, check the price of flights on different days. A few dollars difference may not seem like much, but when you’re spending hundreds or thousands of dollars, it makes an enormous difference.
  • Book in advance!
  • Check for promo codes and coupons when booking your flight. Most airlines have a promotional code or coupon that they offer regularly to their customers. If they don’t have one available at the time of booking, there’s no harm in requesting one via email or text message (if possible).
  • Check with travel agents who offer discounts as well! Some people don’t like using travel agents because they think it’s too expensive or unnecessary; however, if you spend enough time searching for a good deal online yourself (or even better yet—yourself and another family member), you might find that there are cheaper options out there than those found on third party sites like Expedia.”

Top 5 airlines flying to Pennsylvania

  • US Airways: The airline, formerly known as US Air, is headquartered in Phoenix and offers direct flights to Philadelphia from several cities.
  • Delta Airlines: This carrier is based in Atlanta and flies to all major cities in Pennsylvania. It also has a hub at JFK Airport (JFK) in New York City, which means that you can fly into or out of this airport without having to change airports before taking your connecting flight from Pennsylvania.
  • American Airlines: Although it’s headquartered in Fort Worth, Texas, American Airlines has ticket counters throughout the country including Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT). Flights are available from major cities like Los Angeles (LAX) and Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW). American also has some international flights departing out of Philadelphia International Airport.
  • JetBlue Airways: This low-cost carrier serves many cities around the United States including Boston Logan International Airport (BOS), SeaTac International Airport (SEA), Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR), JFK International Airport, and LaGuardia Airport among others with direct flights as well as connecting ones through other airlines such as Delta Air Lines Incorporated which owns 49 percent stake since 2008 when they merged their routes.* Southwest Airlines Co.: Headquartered near Dallas Love Field airport; Southwest has expanded its service throughout much of its network over recent years due mostly due increased competition from other airlines companies such as United Continental Holdings Incorporated who own a 50% stake after acquiring Midwest Express Holdings LLC back 2008 when it merged its routes.*

Frequently Asked Questions

You could save up to $55 on Wednesday and Thursday flights, while Friday is your best bet on the weekend.

The cheapest day of the week to fly to Pennsylvania is Tuesday. If you are looking for a cheaper flight on other days of the week, try Sunday and Friday.

One of the most common questions asked by people who want to travel to Pennsylvania is whether there are direct flights from their city. The answer to this question is yes, and it can be very convenient. Direct flights are generally more expensive than indirect flights but they also tend to take less time, which makes them more efficient overall.

The average round-trip airfare for flights to Pennsylvania is $320. For one-way flights, the price is $249. It costs more to fly on weekends than midweek, so if you can plan your trip accordingly, it could save you some money.

The best time of year to fly to Pennsylvania is in late May through August: the temperatures are warm and the humidity isn’t high at this time of year. The cheapest day of the week to fly from New York City tends to be Thursday or Sunday—you’ll save up to $67 on a round-trip ticket by flying on either Thursday or Sunday compared with flying on Friday or Monday (the most expensive days).

The price of flights to Pennsylvania varies significantly by month. The cheapest month to fly from New York City to Pittsburgh is March, when the average round-trip flight costs $273. The most expensive time to fly from NYC is October at $743 per ticket on average.

The best days of the week for flying are Tuesday and Wednesday, with an average round-trip cost of about $280 each day. The worst days are Friday and Saturday, which tend to be almost twice as expensive as other days of the week when it comes to flying out of NYC and into Pittsburgh.

  • Pittsburgh International Airport
  • Harrisburg International Airport
  • Lancaster Airport
  • Johnstown Airport
  • Wilkes Barre/Scranton International Airport
  • Bradford Regional Airport (formerly Mid-Atlantic Regional)