Traveling to Myrtle Beach from the Northeast? These cities have direct flights
Each summer millions of visitors come to the Grand Strand. Many of those visitors chose to fly-in to Myrtle Beach International Airport, with 1.1 million passengers deplaning in Myrtle Beach each year.
According to information from the airport, there are currently more than 50 nonstop destinations.
Some of these destinations, including LaGuardia Airport in New York, have airlines that recently have rolled out summer pricing for direct flights to and from Myrtle Beach.
In addition to New York City, here are some other northeastern cities that offer direct flights to Myrtle Beach, according to the airport.
- Albany, NY on Allegiant Air
- Allentown, PA on Allegiant Air
- Atlantic City, NJ on Spirit Airlines
- Boston, MA on Spirit Airlines, Delta Airlines and American Airlines
- Harrisburg, PA on Allegiant Air
- Hartford, CT on Breeze Airways and Spirit Airlines
- Long Island, NY on Frontier Airlines
- Latrobe, PA on Spirit Airlines
- Manchester, NH on Avelo Airlines
- New Haven, CT on Avelo Airlines
- New York City - LaGuardia Airport on Delta Airlines and Spirit Airlines
- Newark, NJ on United Airlines and Spirit Airlines
- Newburgh/Stewart, NY on Allegiant Air
- Philadelphia, PA on Frontier Airlines and American Airlines
- Wilkes-Barre/Scranton, PA on Breeze Airways
- Westchester, NY on Breeze Airways
- Trenton, NJ on Frontier Airlines
- Syracuse, NY on Allegiant Air
- Rochester, NY on Breeze Airways and Spirit Airlines
- Providence, RI on Breeze Airways
- Plattsburgh, NY on Allegiant Air
- Pittsburgh, PA on Allegiant Air, Southwest Airlines, Spirit Airlines
Direct flights to and from Rochester, NY on Breeze Airways and Manchester, NH on Avelo Airways to Myrtle Beach have been announced but have not begun yet.
