Flights to Myrtle Beach (MYR)

Flights from United States to Myrtle Beach

There are lots of domestic flights to Myrtle Beach (MYR). 51 airports in United States have direct flights to the airport.

From Akron and Albany, you can fly with Allegiant and Breeze Airways.
From Allentown, you can fly non-stop to Myrtle Beach with Allegiant.
From Atlanta, the only airline with direct flights is Delta (SkyTeam).
From Atlantic City, direct flights are offered by Breeze Airways.
From Baltimore-Washington, you can fly non-stop to Myrtle Beach with Southwest Airlines.
From Boston, direct flights are offered by American Airlines (Oneworld), Breeze Airways and Delta (SkyTeam).
From Buffalo, Burlington and Charleston, all direct flights to Myrtle Beach are operated by Breeze Airways.
From Charlotte, direct flights are offered by American Airlines (Oneworld).
From Chicago, you can fly non-stop with American Airlines (Oneworld) or United Airlines (Star Alliance). This route is not operational yet but will start in February.
From Chicago, direct flights are offered by Southwest Airlines. This is a seasonal route that starts in November and ends in January.
From Cincinnati and Columbus, you can fly with Allegiant.
From Columbus, you can fly non-stop with Breeze Airways or Southwest Airlines. This is a seasonal route that started in May and ends in September.
From Dallas, direct flights are offered by Southwest Airlines. This is a seasonal route that started in June and ends in August.
From Dallas-Fort Worth, you can fly non-stop to Myrtle Beach with American Airlines (Oneworld).
From Denver, direct flights are offered by Southwest Airlines. This is a seasonal route that started in June and ends in August.
From Detroit, the only airline with direct flights is Delta (SkyTeam).
From Fort Lauderdale, you can fly non-stop to Myrtle Beach with Breeze Airways.
From Hagerstown and Harrisburg, all direct flights to Myrtle Beach are operated by Allegiant.
From Hartford, you can fly non-stop to Myrtle Beach with Breeze Airways.
From Houston and Indianapolis, you can fly with Southwest Airlines.
From Islip, Long Island, you can fly non-stop to Myrtle Beach with Breeze Airways.
From Kansas City, the only airline with direct flights is Southwest Airlines. This is a seasonal route that started in June and ends in August.
From Latrobe and Manchester, all direct flights to Myrtle Beach are operated by Breeze Airways.
From Minneapolis, you can fly non-stop with Delta (SkyTeam) or Sun Country Airlines.
From Nashville, the only airline with direct flights is Southwest Airlines.
From New Haven, you can fly non-stop with Avelo Airlines or Breeze Airways.
From New York City, you can fly non-stop with American Airlines (Oneworld) or Delta (SkyTeam).
From Newark, direct flights are offered by United Airlines (Star Alliance).
From Newburgh, New York, you can fly non-stop with Allegiant or Breeze Airways.
From Orlando, direct flights are offered by Breeze Airways.
From Philadelphia, you can fly non-stop with American Airlines (Oneworld) or Frontier Airlines.
From Pittsburgh, direct flights are offered by Allegiant, Breeze Airways and Southwest Airlines.
From Portland, Portsmouth, Providence and Rochester, all direct flights to Myrtle Beach are operated by Breeze Airways.
From St. Louis, the only airline with direct flights is Southwest Airlines. This is a seasonal route that started in April and ends in July.
From Syracuse, you can fly non-stop with Allegiant or Breeze Airways.
From Tampa, the only airline with direct flights is Breeze Airways.
From Washington, direct flights are offered by American Airlines (Oneworld).
From Washington, you can fly non-stop to Myrtle Beach with United Airlines (Star Alliance). This is a seasonal route that started in May and ends in August.
From White Plains and Wilkes-Barre, you can fly with Breeze Airways.
From Wilmington, you can fly non-stop to Myrtle Beach with Avelo Airlines. This is a seasonal route that starts in November and ends in January.

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