Secondary And Alternative Airports in The USA

Secondary or alternative airports are very popular mainly within people who travel a lot with low cost airlines. Such airports have lower fees and that's why the final price of airline tickets can be lower. Moreover, you can find great deals to nearby airports during peak season. Thanks to fact that secondary or alternative aiports are usually smaller you can faster get in and out of the airport. And what is really great is that there won't be such crowds as at the main or bigger airports. Let's have a small look at some of them.

If you want to travel to Boston for example you don't have to take your flight only to Logan International Airport (BOS) - there are several options - you can e.g. fly to Manchester-Boston Regional (MHT), Theodore Francis Green State Airport in Providence (PVD) or to Hartford Brainard Airport (HFD). Of course you have to realize that you will have to travel from the airport to the city so you should think twice which airport to choose.

Whereas Denver International Airport (DEN) can be substitute only by Colorado Spring Airports (COS) or Fort Lauderdale Airport (FLL) by Miami International Airport (MIA) and West Palm Beach International Airport (PBI), there are more possibilities when you travel to Buffalo and Los Angeles.

Buffalo Niagara International Airport (BUF) can be replaced by Greater Rochester International (ROC), Pearson International Toronto Airport (YYZ), Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT) or Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (CLE). Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) has also several possibilities: Burbank Glendale Pasadena Airport(BUR), Long Beach Airport (LGB), Orange County - John Wayne Airport (SNA) and Ontario International Airport (ONT).

There much more possibilities where you can travel so always think and search for alternatives beofre you book expensive flights. There are always several low cost airlines offering flights to smaller airports so choose the best tailored option for you.