Flight to Fayette County

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With a great range of airlines flying into or near Fayette County, you won’t be short of options:

• American Airlines - 368 flights to or near Fayette County each month, including 368 flights to Blue Grass Airport (LEX) per month.
• Delta Air Lines - 238 flights to or near Fayette County each month, including 238 flights to Blue Grass Airport (LEX) per month.
• United Airlines - 91 flights to or near Fayette County each month, including 91 flights to Blue Grass Airport (LEX) per month.

In the last seven days, S$1,784 was the best price for a flight to Fayette County. For even bigger savings, book ahead of time and be flexible with your travel dates. Search for your journey to Fayette County, then see prices for similar time frames by clicking on the “flexible dates” link above.

In the last seven days, round-trip flights to Fayette County sold for as little as S$1,784 and reached a maximum of S$2,231. For one-way journeys departing from Singapore (SIN), the cheapest seat during this time was just S$1,277.

Pack your bags and jet into Blue Grass Airport (LEX), Fayette County’s major flight hub. Book one of the 789 flights that land at this awesome destination each month.

Leave for Fayette County early in the week and you’ll usually be rewarded with cheaper fares. Tuesday is known for being the cheapest day to jet off, followed by Monday. If you’re hoping to avoid the priciest flights, stay away from Saturdays.

In the last seven days, tickets to Fayette County ranged between S$1,784 and S$2,231. Prices depend on multiple things, particularly the time of departure, carrier, cabin class and how early the fare is booked.

February is the top month to pick up an awesome deal to Fayette County. Bear in mind that the costliest time to make a booking in the U.S. Isn’t the middle of summer, but the festive month of December.