Best Flights starting from $211
from$211economy
Tampa (PIE)
Tue, Mar 31
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Allentown (ABE)
Sat, Apr 4
from$328economy
Tampa (PIE)
Mon, Mar 30
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Allentown (ABE)
Fri, Apr 3
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Tampa (PIE) to New York (SWF) in March from $144
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Tampa (PIE) to Minneapolis (Any) in March from $209
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Tampa (PIE) to Cincinnati (CVG) in April from $171
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Tampa (PIE) to Memphis (MEM) in May from $105
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Tampa (PIE) to Albany (ALB) in July from $278
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Tampa (PIE) to Bangor (BGR) in July from $295
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Nashville (BNA) to Allentown (ABE) in March from $332
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Peoria (PIA) to Allentown (ABE) in March from $394
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Punta Gorda (PGD) to Allentown (ABE) in April from $235
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Savannah (SAV) to Allentown (ABE) in April from $274
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Indianapolis (IND) to Allentown (ABE) in April from $329
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Nashville (BNA) to Allentown (ABE) in April from $332
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✈️ Flight Guide: Tampa (PIE) → Allentown (ABE)
Complete travel information for your March journey
Departing from Tampa (PIE) FAQs
Historically, the cheapest months to book economy flights from Lehigh Valley International Airport (ABE) are January, February, and September, when demand dips after holidays and before peak fall and summer travel. Aim to book 6–8 weeks in advance for domestic trips and 8–12 weeks for international routes to capture the lowest fares. Use fare alerts on Google Flights or Skyscanner to track price drops.
For domestic economy departures from Lehigh Valley International Airport (ABE), arrive at least 90 minutes before departure during off-peak months and 2 hours during peak seasons like December or late July. Allow extra time if you need to check bags, pass TSA security screening, or use off-site parking shuttles. Check-in online to reduce queue times.
Lehigh Valley International Airport (ABE) offers short-term and long-term parking lots, with long-term economy lots typically the least expensive for multi-day trips. Off-site park-and-ride operators near Allentown and Easton can be cheaper and offer shuttle service to the terminal. Book long-term parking in advance during high-demand months like August and December to secure the lowest rates.
Lehigh Valley International Airport (ABE) provides a small number of scheduled flights and connections to major hubs rather than numerous nonstop coast-to-coast services. Typical direct connections serve Philadelphia (PHL), Charlotte (CLT), or regional hubs where you can connect to low-cost carriers for cheaper economy fares. For more nonstop options, consider nearby major airports such as Philadelphia International (PHL) or Newark Liberty (EWR).
To find the cheapest economy fares from ABE during December, try booking at least 2–3 months in advance, be flexible with mid-week travel and off-peak flight times, and set price alerts. Consider flying on less busy travel days such as early December weekdays rather than peak holiday travel days. Also compare flights from nearby airports (PHL, EWR, LGA) to expand low-cost options.
Lehigh Valley International Airport (ABE) serves Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton and is often used by travelers from the broader Lehigh Valley and northern New Jersey. Ground transport options include rental cars, rideshares, local shuttles, and regional bus services. If you need more flight choices or cheaper economy tickets, consider driving to Philadelphia (PHL) or Newark (EWR) where more low-cost carriers operate.
Arriving at Allentown (ABE) FAQs
Arriving in the Cheapest Economy (CHE) class typically means lower fare bookings with stricter baggage rules and fewer complimentary services. Expect to pay for checked bags and seat selection in many low-cost fare brands, and plan extra time for self-service baggage claim or low-cost carrier transfer processes. Always review the airline’s arrival and baggage policies before you travel to avoid unexpected fees.
Travelers arriving via Cheapest Economy (CHE) often connect onward to major cities such as New York City, Philadelphia, Washington, D.C., Boston, and Baltimore. Ground transport options from CHE typically include regional buses, trains, rideshares, and rental cars, making it straightforward to reach metropolitan centers. Compare transit times and ticket prices to choose the fastest or cheapest connection.
Yes — during December holiday travel periods, Cheapest Economy (CHE) arrivals may experience longer baggage queues and limited customer service at counters. Arrive prepared with digital boarding passes and track checked luggage via the airline app. If you have tight connections during December, allow extra buffer time to avoid missed onward transport.
Fastest transit options from Cheapest Economy (CHE) arrival area to New York City typically include express trains or dedicated airport shuttles if available; otherwise, rideshares offer a direct door-to-door option. For cheaper transfers, look for regional bus lines or local trains connecting to major hubs, and compare total travel time versus cost. Book airport shuttles in advance during high season to ensure availability.
If your Cheapest Economy (CHE) arrival is delayed and you miss a connection, contact the operating airline immediately; many low-cost carriers have strict rebooking policies and may require a fee. If you booked separate tickets, explore alternative routes via nearby hubs (Philadelphia, Newark) or consider purchasing flexible tickets to avoid rebooking penalties. Keep documentation of delays and receipts for potential compensation claims.
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