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Cheap flights from Birmingham

20 destinations · from 219 USD

The whole world, sorted by price →
Las Vegas✓ Direct flight219 US$Houston✓ Direct flight338 US$Dallas✓ Direct flight383 US$Chicago✓ Direct flight451 US$Phoenix✓ Direct flight499 US$Fort Lauderdale✓ Direct flight537 US$Montego BayStops566 US$MontrealStops582 US$Grand JunctionStops601 US$Santo DomingoStops608 US$New York✓ Direct flight613 US$JacksonStops626 US$MedellinStops669 US$Punta CanaStops746 US$VeracruzStops952 US$LeedsStops1032 US$Port HarcourtStops1126 US$FrankfurtStops1194 US$PhuketStops1602 US$IstanbulStops1933 US$

Flying from Birmingham

From Birmingham (BHM) we find flights to 20 destinations across 11 countries, departing United States. The lowest price we see right now is $219 to Las Vegas (~3h 50m, direct).

7 of the 20 destinations have a direct flight from Birmingham. The longest direct route is Las Vegas (~3h 50m).

By region — North America: 11 destinations from $219, the Caribbean: 3 destinations from $566, Europe: 3 destinations from $1,032 and South America: 1 destination from $669.

Direct flights from Birmingham

Las Vegas$219~3h 50mHouston$338~1h 41mDallas$383~1h 42mChicago$451~1h 41mPhoenix$499~3h 30mFort Lauderdale$537~1h 50m

Destinations by region

North America11$219
Caribbean3$566
Europe3$1,032
South America1$669
Africa1$1,126
Asia1$1,602

FAQ

How many destinations can you fly to from Birmingham?

We find flights from Birmingham (BHM) to 20 destinations across 11 countries, 7 of them direct.

What is the cheapest flight from Birmingham?

Right now the lowest price is $219 to Las Vegas. Prices change daily, so it pays to compare before booking.

Are there direct flights from Birmingham?

Yes. 7 of the 20 destinations have a direct flight; the longest is Las Vegas (~3h 50m).

How long is the flight from Birmingham to Las Vegas?

About 3h 50m non-stop. This is an estimate from great-circle distance; actual time depends on routing and aircraft.

Prices are the lowest our partners found recently and change daily — treat them as a reference. Durations are approximate, estimated from great-circle distance.