Flights to Erie, Pennsylvania from

Visit Erie

The city of Erie is the fourth largest city in Pennsylvania. Once, Erie was known primarily for its manufacturing sector. Today, however, Erie has made its mark on the tourist map; millions of people now visit Erie not to talk business, but to take advantage of Pennsylvania's tax exemption on clothing and go shopping. Others visit in order to enjoy Erie's beautiful parks and lakes. Get ready to visit this picturesque City by the Bay by booking your cheap flights to Erie on Expedia today.

Erie airports

Most Erie flights land at Tom Ridge Field, which is also known as Erie International Airport (ERI). ERI services northwestern Pennsylvania. It is the third fastest growing airport in the United States. ERI faces competition by other airports in nearby cities like Buffalo, Cleveland and Pittsburgh that are under two hours away from Erie. These competing airports include Pittsburg International Airport (PIT), Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (CLE) and Buffalo Niagara International Airport (BUF).

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Tips on buying tickets to Erie

One great way to save money on your flights to Erie is to fly during low season. In addition, you should book your Erie airfare as early as possible; the combination of low season and early bookings may save you more than 50 percent on your tickets. Also, be flexible about your departure and arrival dates and times. You can save money by taking an early morning flight or a redeye flight; since airlines find it difficult to sell all the tickets on these types of flights, they sometimes release discounted tickets in order to fill the plane. Consider playing around with your arrival or departure dates; you may find that leaving a day or two early will cost far less money. Try to aim for a weekday flight; weekend flights tend to be more in demand. Take a flight with a layover; they tend to be much cheaper than non-stops. Before booking your tickets, make sure to find out whether or not there are additional luggage and check-in fees.