$49+ Cheap flights from Phoenix

Phoenix Sky Harbor Intl airport offers the cheapest routes to Panama City, from $68; whereas Phoenix-Mesa Gateway airport is typically cheaper if you're flying to Las Vegas, from $76. It's best to make sure you are flexible on dates to find the cheapest possible flight options for your journey.

October is currently the cheapest month to fly from Phoenix. At this moment in time June is the most expensive month. These prices are determined by multiple factors and booking in advance can help keep costs down if your schedule is not as flexible.

Check out the cheapest flights from Phoenix to embark to:
Fly from Phoenix to Las Vegas from $68 round trip
Fly from Phoenix to Provo from $86 round trip
Fly from Phoenix to El Paso from $95 round trip
Fly from Phoenix to Dallas from $96 round trip
Fly from Phoenix to Seattle from $97 round trip

Passengers traveling on American Airlines from Terminal Four at this airport will find that there are three different Admirals Club locations that have locations near Gates A7, A19, and B5. All of these club locations have operating hours from quite early in the morning until well into the evening and offer plenty of comfortable seating and food and beverage options to pass the time before a flight. Passengers traveling on Delta Airlines from Terminal Three will find a Delta Sky Club adjacent to Gate F8 and there is also a United Club for passengers that are on United Airlines adjacent to Gate E3. Military members traveling from this airport will find a USO Center inside Terminal Four at the east end of Level Two that offers a comfortable space offering sofas and chairs, a children's play area, and complimentary snacks and drinks.

This airport features around nine different areas where pets can go for a quick run, drink some water, or take a little potty break before a flight. There is a facility called the Paw Pad on Level One of Terminal Three that sits just outside the terminal in the West Plaza that offers a number of native Arizona plants and a relief area for pets. There is another facility called the Bone Yard that is on the west side of Terminal Four that sits just outside of the baggage claim area. Passengers will also find animal relief areas adjacent to the SkyTrain stations at the airport, and there are indoor pet relief areas on the South and North Concourses of Terminal Three as well as in Terminal Four near Gates D8, D18, B1, and B14.

For starters, this airport features a number of shops that cater specifically to children, and this makes it a great place to pick up a toy or an activity for the plane trip. If you plan on driving your entire family to the airport, you will find that this airport features family-friendly parking spaces in the East Economy Parking Garage. There is ample signage to indicate these family-friendly spaces. Once you are inside the airport, you will find that the airport offers a children's play area called the Play-viation Park which offers children a well-padded area where they can climb up on the play structures inside. There is also plenty of seating at desks around the play area where parents can sit and get some work done or just watch the kids play.