Great prices to Italy from New York and Boston are pretty common. But good deals from the west coast and other airports are a bit rarer. For April and May travel, American Airlines and her Oneworld partners are offering good prices to Rome, sometimes matched by United. Fares to the Eternal City start at:
- Philadelphia from $370 basic economy ($510 main cabin)
- Chicago from $390 ($510) with United/Lufthansa
- Los Angeles from $403 ($544) with AA, $407 ($567) with United/Lufthansa
- San Francisco from $406 ($546)
- San Jose from $408 ($548)
Vatican city by Pixabay user Walkerssk
Main cabin is $120 – $160 more with United, $140 more round trip with American for seat selection and a checked bag. Take advantage of these prices if they work for you, as there’s no guarantee for how long these fares will last.
How to Book
- Follow link for sample dates or search your favorite OTA / Google Flights for departure and destination
Travel Dates
- Select dates April and May, 2020
- 7 day stay required
Where to Stay in Rome
(SEE ALSO: Another disappointing Radisson – Radisson Blu Rome hotel review)
Things to Do in Rome
Good luck and happy flying!
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