St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport Offers Non-Stop Flights to Over 60 Destinations
PIE partners with quality, low-cost carriers to offer passengers non-stop service between St. Pete-Clearwater and home towns and tourist destinations in the U.S. and Canada
Whether you are traveling for business or pleasure, flying non-stop is an overall easier way to get there. That’s why St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport (PIE) exclusively offers non-stop flights to and from over 60 destinations in the United States and Canada.
Located just 23 miles south of Tampa and 107 miles west of Orlando, St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport is the low-stress airport that locals and visitors choose when they want the ease of convenient parking, shorter walks and friendly customer service.
Sixty Cities (and More) via Three Great Airlines
When you fly in and out of PIE airport, you also enjoy a quality experience from low-cost carriers, including Allegiant, Sun Country Airlines and Swoop.
Allegiant carries most of PIE’s round-trip travelers, with service to cities ranging from New England, the Mid-Atlantic States, the Southeast, the Gulf Coast and the Midwest. If you need to fly from St. Pete to Asheville or from St. Pete to Key West, you’ll be enjoying the low fares and professional service of Allegiant.
Allegiant has upstate New York covered from Newburgh to Plattsburgh, plus Elmira/Corning, Niagara Falls/Buffalo and Syracuse, too. Pennsylvania (and its college towns) are on PIE’s route map as well, including Pittsburgh, State College and Allentown (Lehigh Valley).
Meanwhile, Swoop services our neighbors to the north — Canada — with flights in and out of Toronto and Hamilton, Ontario, just north of Niagara Falls/Buffalo.
When the heartland of America needs some Florida sunshine, they know they can enjoy convenient service from small and major cities on board Allegiant, including Cedar Rapids, Cleveland, Des Moines, Detroit, Kansas City, Omaha, Peoria, Provo, Sioux Falls, Tulsa and Wichita. Meanwhile, Sun Country Airlines has the Twin Cities covered with flights between St. Pete-Clearwater and Minneapolis/St. Paul several times a week.
St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport also greets passengers from more than 15 Southern cities, including Richmond, Norfolk/Virginia Beach, Louisville, Little Rock, Greensboro/Winston-Salem, Greenville/Spartanburg and five cities in Tennessee, from Knoxville to Nashville.
Sometimes, even Floridians want to venture farther into the tropics. That’s why PIE has recently launched non-stop flights from St. Pete to Key West,
the southernmost city in the United States – which locals lovingly call “The Conch Republic.”
Ready for Action with Resort Charters
When you know you’re traveling for fun and games, get there the easy way with charter flights by Sun Country Airlines from PIE airport to Atlantic City or Gulfport-Biloxi, Mississippi.
Fly from St. Pete non-stop to Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa, MGM Resorts International destination resort in Atlantic City. If the Gulf Coast is more your flavor, book a flight package with Beau Rivage Resort & Casino by MGM Resorts International. Packages include roundtrip airfare, deluxe accommodations for three nights, and roundtrip ground transportation between the airport and the resort. To learn more about booking these charters, call 1-866-755-7117 for Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa or 1-888-640-8973 for Beau Rivage Resort & Casino.
The Benefits of Flying Non-Stop through PIE
The obvious reason to choose a non-stop flight over a flight with connections is the time it saves. Without extensive layovers interrupting your journey, you’ll be eating barbecue in Memphis, lobster in Bangor or chicken wings in Buffalo faster.
Modern airports, including St. Pete Clearwater International Airport, have great restaurants, shops and conveniences, but with a non-stop flight you don’t have to figure out how to fill time during your layover or worry if you’ll make your connection.
A lesser known benefit of non-stop flights is that they are greener! Taking non-stop flights avoids high jet fuel emissions during takeoff and landing.