Cheap flights to Wyoming

At Expedia, we’ve been channeling our inner acrobat to get you the most flexible fares in town. Simply mark the “No change fee” box directly under the filter heading “Flexible change policies” to find your dream flight to Wyoming.

With a great selection of airlines that fly into or near Wyoming, the choice is yours:

• United Airlines - 451 flights to or near Wyoming each month, including 247 flights to Jackson Hole Airport (JAC) per month.
• Delta Air Lines - 143 flights to or near Wyoming each month, including 112 flights to Jackson Hole Airport (JAC) per month.
• American Airlines - 130 flights to or near Wyoming each month, including 130 flights to Jackson Hole Airport (JAC) per month.

You’ll always walk away with an awesome deal with Expedia, but our “flexible dates” feature makes it that much easier. Enter your preferred travel date, then check the flexible dates box above to reveal the cheapest prices for nearby days. €318 was the lowest price for a flight to Wyoming in the last seven days.

If you were travelling one way from New York (JFK), you could’ve picked up a low-cost fare for €161 in the last seven days. Return flights to Wyoming ranged from only €318 to €1,030 during this same period.

Depending on your final Wyoming destination, you’ll have several well-known airports to choose from. They include:

• Jackson Hole Airport (JAC) - 533 flights per month.
• Natrona County Intl. Airport (CPR) - 147 flights per month.
• Yellowstone Regional Airport (COD) - 86 flights per month.

Fares ranged anywhere from €318 to €1,030 in the last seven days. When you’re ready to book, we’re here to help find a low-cost flight to Wyoming.

A good time to head to Cheyenne is after June 20 when summer starts. In Wyoming’s most populated city, average temperatures range from 13ºC to 27ºC during this time — perfect weather for touring around! May, July and August are the most popular months to visit.

February is a good month to land cheap flights to Wyoming. Bear in mind that the most expensive time to purchase tickets in the U.S. Isn’t the middle of summer, but the festive month of December.