All low cost flights from cheap airlines

On LowCostRoutes.com our main purpose is to provide you with the full list of low cost flights offered by cheap airlines. We aim to give you the best information and to keep you up to date with all the new flights and new destinations. We search for your flight with all the low cost airlines, we sort and filter the results and we only offer you the relevant low cost flights. That's why you will always be sure to find the cheapest flight available on LowCostRoutes.com.

How to book a low cost flight?

Step 1: Use the search form above to find which cheap airlines offer low cost flights from your nearest airport to your desired destination.
Step 2: Check the full list of low cost airlines that offer the chosen flight.
Step 3: With just one click book the flight straight from the cheap airline's website.

The largest cheap airlines are: Ryanair, EasyJet, airBerlin, TUIfly, air arabia, Thomsonfly in Europe and Southwest Airlines and JetBlue in USA. Each of these airlines operates cheap flights on more than 1000 low cost routes. You can also check the full list of cheap airlines that offer low cost flights worldwide.

Which is the cheapest flight?

The cheapest flight you can find online is the one you book on the website of the airline with no travel agent's booking fees and surcharges. You only pay for the low cost flight you need and nothing else. That's why we don't charge anything for the service we offer. We just direct you to the website of the low cost airline so that you can book the discounted flight tickets using the secure payment form.

Interested in flying from the UK, Germany, France, Italy or the USA? Would you like to visit Spain, Cyprus, Greece, Turkey, India or Romania? We offer hundreds of low cost flights to each of these destinations! For other countries check the full list of flights here.

What is a low cost airline?

A cheap airline or low cost airline (also known as a no-frills or cheap / low-cost carrier) is an airline that offers low fares while charging food, luggage or fast boarding that are free with regular airlines. The first low cost airlines were founded in the USA. In the early 1990's the low-cost model was adopted in Europe and it then spread all over the world. Some low cost airlines launched long distance routes. The term low cost airline is now used to describe any carrier that offers low cost flight tickets regardless of the operating model it uses. To learn more about low cost flights visit Wikipedia. Also, learn how to find and book a cheap flight.

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Tips for Flying > Plan your trip

An indirect flight: If there is no direct flight on your desired route and you have to change planes in order to reach your destination, you should take into consideration three very important "details".

The first one is that you should buy your flight tickets separately, as if there were two different journeys. It may therefore happen that the sum you must pay for the tickets of your indirect flight, especially if you buy them shortly before the flight date, be almost equal to the price you would pay for a direct flight with a regular line. Check and compare prices well before buying!
Moreover, when arriving at the airport where need to change flights, you must collect your luggage yourself - as if your journey were over. Afterwards, you need to leave the airport security area, check-in for the second flight and go through the security check once again, before you board the second plane. Be extremely careful, this could sometimes take more than 3 hours!
Last but not least, if your first flight is late, the next one will not wait for you, even if it is operated by the same airline. That is due to the low cost companies' policy stating that flights are independent from one another. They are not responsible for your losing the onward flights, no matter what.