travelgourmet |
May 22nd, 2011 07:04 AM |
There are no trans-Atlantic flights to Seville. In general, Seville is relatively poorly served, with most flights on budget airlines, which are unlikely to make an international connection easy. The best option would likely be connecting via Madrid; something like AA to Chicago, and Iberia from Chicago to Seville, via Madrid. Brussels Airlines and TAP also serve Seville and you could connect via Brussels or Lisbon using one of their Star Alliance partners.
Malaga is better served, with a seasonal (summer) flight on Delta from JFK. There are also a few more possible connections. Again, you could connect via Madrid, using Iberia. Alternatively, Air Europa partners with the SkyTeam airlines (Delta, Air France, KLM), allowing connections with SkyTeam via either Madrid or Paris. Connecting via Brussels or Lisbon with Star Alliance is another option. Swiss also serves Malaga, so you could connect via Zurich. It looks like you could connect in Frankfurt or Munich with Lufthansa. Finally, BA serves Malaga, but only from Gatwick or London City, so you would likely need to find a way from Heathrow to these airports.
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