Is there a way to determine the cheapest place to fly per ticket price into in Europe from Phoenix? usually i fly into CDG but I have to take a train to my final destination in southern Burgundy anyway.

Check some travel search engines... American and European, they all now deal with aiirlines world wide, maybe not low cost but at least you might get a better price...

Cheers!!!

Can you gives us some dates for traveling?

Give farecompare maps a try. It will show you prices on a map of europe and you can start researching from there.

Pricing is very volatile, and the cheapest place can vary greatly, depending upon sales. That being said, I would say that London is, on average, the cheapest destination from the US. When you consider that it is the most competitive market and sees the most traffic, this is hardly surprising. The other Big 4 airports (AMS, CDG, and FRA) are usually next in line. All in all, though, the best option is to search for all the airports near your destination, even those without direct flights to the US, and see what you get.

www.kayak.com/buzz for screening.

On Continental or American

You can get 2 FF CCs for 30-40000 FF miles per person

book your flights on them and have almost enough for

another 2 free flights what I have done on both.

Prices are sky high this year AMS usually cheapest though.

Go as early as you can for best prices have seen some

April multi-stops on Continental from under $600 on

some dates but selling out fast more than double that

for peak season.

Happy Hunting,

LON would be cheapest probably not technically

european mainland hassle expensive to get to Paris from there

some cheap flights on easyjet and ryanair booked in advance

LON PAR if you elect to book that.

London used to be cheap due to competition, but since their taxes are very high, they may not be cheapest. DUB often have very good deals, and you can then fly Ryanair to many destinations in Europe.