Cheap flights from Strasbourg
From Strasbourg (France) there are direct low-cost flights to 35 destinations in 10 countries, from one airport (SXB). The airline with the most routes is Volotea. Abroad, the best-connected countries are Italy, Spain and United Kingdom.
- 35 direct destinations
- 10 countries
- 4 low-cost airlines
Low-cost airlines from Strasbourg
The busiest routes from Strasbourg
Who flies them, how long they take and what they usually cost.
Strasbourg → BarcelonaStrasbourg → NiceStrasbourg → NantesStrasbourg → RomeStrasbourg → PalmaStrasbourg → Marrakesh
Where you can fly from Strasbourg
Destinations with direct flights in our catalogue, by country. Some routes are seasonal only: in FlyDown you see when the flights actually run and at what price.
France 13
Italy 6
- FlorenceFLR

- MilanMXP

- NaplesNAP

- OlbiaOLB

- PalermoPMO

- RomeFCO


United Kingdom 4
- BristolBRS

- London GatwickLGW

- London LutonLTN

- ManchesterMAN

Algeria 2
- AlgiersALG

- ConstantineCZL

Greece 2
- CorfuCFU

- HeraklionHER

Denmark 1
- CopenhagenCPH

Germany 1
- MunichMUC

Morocco 1
- MarrakeshRAK


Portugal 1
- PortoOPO

Nearby airports
It's always worth checking nearby airports too: sometimes the same destination costs much less.
FAQ
How many destinations have direct low-cost flights from Strasbourg?
Our catalogue lists 35 destinations with direct flights in 10 countries, operated by 4 low-cost airlines. Some routes are seasonal.
Which low-cost airlines fly from Strasbourg?
Volotea, easyJet, Transavia, Vueling. Each airline's destinations are listed above.
How do I find the cheapest flights from Strasbourg?
Decide how much you want to spend and create a watch on FlyDown: it checks these airlines every few hours and alerts you when it finds a flight under your budget.
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