Cheap Flights to Ukraine

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Cheap Flights to Ukraine

There are several international airports in Ukraine, but unless you are already in Europe it may be more expensive to get flights into any city but the country’s main international gateway in Kyiv. There are three airports serving the capital city.

Boryspil International Airport (airport code KBP) sits about 29km outside the capital city of Kyiv, and is the biggest and busiest airport in Ukraine as well as one of the busiest airports in all of Eastern Europe. The airlines serving the most destinations from Boryspil are Aerosvit Airlines and Ukraine International Airlines. You can see a list of all the airlines serving this airport here. Most of the passenger services at the airport are listed on this page, including the shops and restaurants, luggage services and banks. Ground transportation includes shuttles, buses, trains, and car rentals, all of which are listed here.

Kyiv Zhuliany International Airport (airport code IEV) is the second airport serving Ukraine’s capital, and it is located closer to Kyiv itself. It is a smaller airport serving mainly doemstic flights.

Other airports in Ukraine include Uzhhorod International Airport (airport code UDJ), Odessa International Airport (airport code ODS), and Lviv International Airport (airport code LWO).

Be sure to check on these deals on international airfare to Ukraine, and then read through our Ukraine Travel Guide to figure out what to do and where to stay once you arrive.

More Information on Ukraine

Ukraine is a huge country which was once part of the former Soviet Union and has become a popular travel destination in the years since its independence. Kyiv, in fact, is often called “the new Prague.” The whole country boasts many historic attractions, and some of the cities in particular are really worth visiting. Just be sure you bring a Ukrainian phrasebook, as English is not widely spoken.