City to city
Airline routes
44,278nonstop routes
805airlines
3,989airports
235countries
Pick a departure city and an arrival city: we show you the simplest way to connect them —nonstop, or with one, two or three stops— and which airlines you can combine on each leg. With just the departure city, the map shows every nonstop destination. Each city groups its airports.
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Chicago United StatesDenver United StatesFrankfurt GermanyAmsterdam NetherlandsShanghai ChinaMadrid SpainIstanbul TurkeyParis FranceLondon United KingdomChongqing ChinaSeoul South KoreaToronto CanadaManchester United KingdomRome ItalyDubai United Arab EmiratesDallas-Fort Worth United StatesGuangzhou ChinaLos Angeles United StatesXi'an ChinaBarcelona SpainAtlanta United StatesPalma SpainShenzhen ChinaAthens GreeceKunming ChinaNew York City United StatesHangzhou ChinaKuala Lumpur MalaysiaMilan ItalyCopenhagen Denmark
Source: the destination tables of Wikipedia airport articles (CC BY-SA 4.0 licence), cross-checked from both ends of each route. Nonstop passenger flights only: scheduled, seasonal or charter. Airlines change their routes often: check with the airline before you travel.
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