Flying to Myrtle Beach

While many of our guests live within driving distance, we know that some don’t, while for others, it’s just easier to fly than drive to Myrtle Beach. 



Here is a rundown of some of the airlines that fly to Myrtle Beach, and what direct flights they offer to help you decide whether flying or driving is best for your family:



Florida

Fort Lauderdale (Spirit)



Georgia

Atlanta (Delta)



Illinois

Chicago O’Hare (Spirit)



Indiana

Ft. Wayne (Allegiant)



Massachusetts

Boston (Spirit)



Michigan

Detroit (Spirit)



New Jersey

Atlantic City (Spirit)

Newark (United)



New York

New York La Guardia (Delta and Spirit)

Niagara Falls, NY (Spirit)



North Carolina

Charlotte (US Airways)



Ohio

Youngstown (Allegiant)



Pennsylvania

Allentown, PA (Allegiant)

Latrobe (Spirit)

Philadelphia (Spirit and US Airways)



Tennessee

Knoxville (Allegiant)



Washington DC Area

Baltimore/Washington (Spirit)

Washington DC (US Airways)



West Virginia

Charleston (Spirit)

Huntington (Allegiant)



Canada

Toronto (WestJet and Porter)



Note: Some flights may be seasonal or only available certain days of the week; check with the carrier for exact travel dates. This list is accurate as of May 2013. Check the airport's website for the most up-to-date information.