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Cincinnati (CVG)
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Miami (Any)
Fri, Nov 6
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Cincinnati (CVG) to Atlanta (ATL) in November from $48
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Cincinnati (CVG) to Fort Lauderdale (FLL) in November from $144
From $144
Cincinnati (CVG) to Portland (PDX) in November from $167
From $167
Cincinnati (CVG) to Myrtle Beach (MYR) in November from $185
From $185
Cincinnati (CVG) to Los Angeles (LAX) in November from $202
From $202
Cincinnati (CVG) to Fort Myers (RSW) in November from $224
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Atlanta (Any) to Miami (Any) in November from $59
From $59
Richmond (RIC) to Miami (Any) in November from $74
From $74
New York (Any) to Miami (Any) in November from $80
From $80
Washington, D.C. (IAD) to Miami (Any) in November from $83
From $83
Newark (EWR) to Miami (Any) in November from $85
From $85
Atlanta (ATL) to Miami (Any) in November from $86
From $86
✈️ Flight Guide: Cincinnati (CVG) → Miami (Any)
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Departing from Cincinnati (CVG) FAQs
When your itinerary lists MIAA, that refers to Manila (All Airports) — Ninoy Aquino International Airport (MIAA) and nearby airports serving the Metro Manila area. For cheapest economy flights, compare Ninoy Aquino International Airport (MIAA) with Clark International Airport (CRK) and Subic (when available) because low-cost carriers often operate from multiple Manila-area airports. Search and book using ‘Manila (All Airports) (MIAA)’ to include all low-cost routing options.
Historically, the cheapest months to fly economy from Manila (All Airports) — Ninoy Aquino International Airport (MIAA) are February through April, and September through early November, when demand is lower. Book 6–10 weeks in advance for regional routes and 2–4 months in advance for long-haul economy; use fare alerts to lock in the best deals. For quick savings, consider midweek departures and red-eye flights.
Arrive at least 2.5 to 3 hours before an international economy departure from Ninoy Aquino International Airport (MIAA) to allow time for check-in, security, and possible traffic delays en route to the airport. For domestic economy flights from Manila (All Airports), plan on 90–120 minutes. Always confirm your airline’s recommended arrival time and allow extra buffer during holiday months like December.
Yes: Ninoy Aquino International Airport (MIAA) offers a mix of airline lounges and pay-per-use lounges in Terminals 1, 2 and 3, with budget-friendly access options for economy passengers. Many lounges allow bookings by the hour and accept lounge passes or credit card benefits; check lounge availability and pre-purchase access to get the best price before travel.
The cheapest ways to get to Ninoy Aquino International Airport (MIAA) from central Manila are rideshare pooled trips, airport shuttle buses, and public transport combined with short taxi segments. Allow extra time during peak hours and check official airport shuttle schedules; booking a trusted ride-hailing service in advance can be the best balance of cost and reliability.
December is a peak travel month at Ninoy Aquino International Airport (MIAA) with higher fares and busy terminals; expect longer security lines and fuller flights. To secure the cheapest economy seats in December, book early (3–6 months ahead), travel midweek, and consider alternate Manila airports like Clark (CRK). Check airline change/cancellation policies and arrive earlier than usual to handle increased processing times.
Arriving at Miami (Any) FAQs
'Cheapest Economy Fare Destination (ECONOMY)' is a flexible search concept that targets the lowest-priced economy destinations from a given departure point rather than a single specific airport. When you search with this arrival placeholder, systems return the most affordable cities or airports reachable from your departure airport, including nearby major cities commonly accessed from those hubs.
Popular low-fare destinations from Manila (All Airports) — Ninoy Aquino International Airport (MIAA) include Bangkok (Suvarnabhumi), Kuala Lumpur (KUL), Singapore (Changi), Hong Kong (HKG), Taipei (TPE), and regional cities like Cebu and Davao. These hubs frequently appear as the cheapest economy options due to abundant budget carrier connections and competitive route capacity.
When targeting the cheapest economy routes, consider major nearby cities such as Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Hong Kong, Taipei, Seoul, Tokyo, Dubai, and Los Angeles depending on distance and season. Including these hubs in searches increases the chance of finding lower fares through direct or connecting budget carriers.
Yes, connecting flights are frequently cheaper than direct flights for economy travel, especially on long-haul routes. Budget airlines and multi-carrier itineraries often offer lower base fares with one or two stops in hubs like Singapore or Kuala Lumpur, but factor in extra transit time and potential visa/transit requirements when choosing the cheapest option.
In August, many Southeast Asian destinations show shoulder-season pricing, making it a good month to find cheap economy flights from Manila (All Airports) — Ninoy Aquino International Airport (MIAA). Search early for August deals, fly on weekdays, and use price alerts targeted at hubs like Kuala Lumpur and Singapore to capture short promotional fares.
Before booking the cheapest economy destination, check visa requirements, passport validity rules, and any temporary travel advisories or health entry rules for your target country. Many budget hubs have straightforward visa-exempt entry for short stays, but rules can change—verify official embassy websites and airline updates prior to departure.
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