Barge on the Main river in Frankfurt with the cathedral spire and riverside buildings
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Cheap flights to Germany

Germany is home to two of Europe's biggest airline hubs, Frankfurt and Munich, which makes it a convenient gateway to central Europe. Berlin's airport also has growing international service, and Germany's rail network connects all three cities.

Cheap airfare to Germany is mostly about timing and flexibility. Compare fares across airlines and nearby airports, shift your dates a few days either way, and book when the price looks right.

Airports in Germany

FRA Frankfurt · FrankfurtMUC Munich Franz Josef Strauss · MunichBER Berlin Brandenburg Willy Brandt · BerlinDUS Düsseldorf · Düsseldorf

Lufthansa is Germany's flag carrier and a founding Star Alliance member, with major hubs in Frankfurt and Munich. Major US airlines and other alliance carriers also fly to Germany.

Cheap flights to cities in Germany

Barge on the Main river in Frankfurt with the cathedral spire and riverside buildings
Germany

Cheap flights to Frankfurt

Airport: FRA

Munich old town panorama with the twin domed towers of the Frauenkirche and the New Town Hall spire
Germany

Cheap flights to Munich

Airport: MUC

Panorama of central Berlin at sunset with the TV Tower, Red Town Hall and Spree river
Germany

Cheap flights to Berlin

Airport: BER

When airfare to Germany is cheapest

Fares to Germany are often lower from January to March and in November. Watch out for higher demand around Oktoberfest in Munich (late September to early October), Christmas markets season and major trade fairs.

Tips for cheaper flights to Germany

Frequently asked questions

What is the biggest airport in Germany?

Frankfurt (FRA) is Germany's busiest airport and a major hub for transatlantic flights, followed by Munich (MUC).

When is the cheapest time to fly to Germany?

Late winter and November are often cheaper. Summer, Oktoberfest and the Christmas market season tend to be busier.

Does Berlin have nonstop flights to North America?

Berlin Brandenburg (BER) has had some nonstop transatlantic service, but many travelers connect via Frankfurt, Munich or another European hub.