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From Texas to Florida
Every year, thousands of Texans make the trip from the Lone Star State to the Sunshine State in search of amusement parks, water sports and the wide range of entertainment, shopping and dining opportunities Florida has to offer. Whether you're a fan of Mickey Mouse or looking for a weekend getaway in the Keys, Florida provides a well-rounded vacation for everyone in your group.
How popular is this flight route?
Flights from Texas to Florida have been viewed 892 times in the past calendar month.
What are the most popular airlines that fly from Texas to Florida?
Consider Delta, Frontier or Spirit Airlines when booking your flight. These represent the most popular airlines when flying from Texas to Florida.
What are the most popular routes from Texas to Florida?
While some choose either Dallas/Fort Worth - Miami or Houston Hobby - Miami, Dallas/Fort Worth - Orlando is the most popular route from Texas to Florida.
What are the cheapest Flights from Texas to Florida?
On average you can expect to pay $284 for a flight from Texas to Florida. The cheapest flight overall is $14 while the most popular route, (Dallas/Fort Worth - Orlando) is currently priced at $75.
What are the most reliable airlines from Texas to Florida?
No one likes to see their flight delayed. When booking a flight from Texas to Florida consider choosing LATAM Airlines Brasil (80%), Japan Airlines (79%) or Gulf Air (79%) as they are the most reliable in getting you off to your destination on time.
What days are nonstop flights available from Texas to Florida?
Nonstop flights can be found on the following days: Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday.
How long is the flight from Texas to Florida?
Depending upon your departure city in Texas and your planned destination in Florida, your time in flight will vary widely. Expect a flight from Dallas to Miami to last about three hours, while a flight from Houston to Fort Lauderdale is two and a half hours in length for the most part. If you're flying in from San Antonio, a flight to Tampa will be four hours in length not including a layover. Flights from Austin to Panama City Beach are approximately three hours in length, and you can expect a stopover.
Which airlines operate flights from Texas to Florida?
Several of the major national carriers offer flights from Texas airports to Florida's many cities. These airlines include American, Delta, United, Spirit, Silver and Frontier. Find your favorite carrier and route on Cheapflights.
How frequent are flights between Texas and Florida?
Flights between Texas and Florida run Sunday through Saturday all year round with multiple routes available daily depending upon your destination. Morning flights can take off as early as 6 a.m. CST, and flights run throughout the day into the late evening hours.
Which airports serve Texas to Florida?
Texas is a large state and as such, is served by multiple airports. Major airports for domestic and international travel include George Bush Intercontinental Airport, Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport, San Antonio International Airport and Austin Airport. Equally large in size and city makeup, Florida is served by many airports, including Orlando International Airport, Tampa International Airport, Miami International Airport and Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport. Research both your Texas and Florida airport before you head out so that you'll know how much time you need to arrive at your departure terminal and make it through security and where to find ground transportation at your destination once you've arrived. Many Florida hotels offer free shuttle service from the airport to your lodging, making your arrival a lot less stressful.
Which direct flight route between Texas and Florida is cheapest?
Flights between Texas and Florida will vary in cost depending upon your departure and arrival point. The cheapest overall direct route is from San Antonio to Miami.
Texas and Florida both feature subtropical climates (for the most part), making planning for packing and experiences relatively easy. The farther north you are in both states, the more likely you'll be to experience cooler temperatures, so pack with one eye on the forecast. Texas families will enjoy all of the vacation options Florida has to offer, from Universal Studios in Orlando to the thrill of NASCAR races in Daytona Beach. Water sports enthusiasts can find their passion all along the coast of this peninsular state, with options stretching from Panama City Beach down to Miami and back up to Jacksonville.
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