Indianapolis Flight Tips

   Top Airlines That Fly To Indianapolis

Book cheap flights to Indianapolis with Jetsetz. Jetsetz is an airline ticket consolidator that specializes in cheap flights & plane tickets to Indianapolis, Indiana. As a wholesaler, Jetsetz compares top airlines & travel websites to find the cheapest flights to Indianapolis. Some of the top airlines that fly to Indianapolis are Delta Air Lines, American Airlines, United Airlines, Frontier Airlines, Spirit Airlines and Southwest Airlines to name a few.  Each of these airlines offer cheap non-stop flights to Indianapolis as well as direct flights to Indianapolis connecting through various airports located in the United States.  Jetsetz also works with all major airlines that offer one-way flights to Indianapolis.

   Indianapolis International Airport (IND)

The best ways to find cheap flights to Indianapolis is to book your flight to the Indianapolis International Airport (IND).  The Indianapolis International Airport the largest airport in Indiana and is the primary gateway into Indianapolis.  The Indianapolis International Airport is the best airport to fly into for cheap flights to Indianapolis.  If you are searching for flights to the Indianapolis International Airport, please enter the airport code IND into the arrival city search box. This will narrow your flight search to the Indianapolis International Airport.  For more information on the Indianapolis International Airport, please visit the Airport Transportation section below.

   Best Time To Fly To Indianapolis

Indianapolis is located in the state of Indiana.  The best time to fly to Indianapolis is between the months of September – November as the weather is pleasant and the tourist season has ended.  January - February is the low season in Indianapolis and is the best time to find cheap flights to Indianapolis.  February is the cheapest time to fly to Indianapolis.  The months of March (Spring Break) and July - August (Summer) are the primary travel months, with the most expensive prices on flights to Indianapolis.  If you are planning to fly to Indianapolis during these times, be sure to book your flight at least 60 days prior to your departure date to get the cheapest fare.

   Cheap Flights From Indianapolis

There are numerous US and International airlines that offer cheap flights from the Indianapolis International Airport.  If you plan to depart Indianapolis for flights within the United States, you will need to depart out of the domestic terminal.  Most domestic flights departing Indianapolis are handled by Delta Air Lines, American Airlines, United Airlines, Frontier Airlines and Southwest Airlines to name a few.  If you plan to depart Indianapolis for flights outside of the United States, you will need to depart out of the Indianapolis International terminal.  Most international airlines fly into and out of the Indianapolis International Airport.  As the Indianapolis International Airport is a busy international terminal, give yourself at least 2 hours to get through security and customs prior to catching your international flight.

   Indianapolis Airport Transportation

The best way to travel to and from the Indianapolis International Airport is to take a taxi, BlueIndy or rent a car.  Indianapolis has an excellent public transportation system.  If you are staying in the city of Indianapolis, consider taking the public transportation to the city center and then catch a taxi, use the BlueIndy car share program or ride-share to get around the city.  If you are planning on traveling to other destinations around Indianapolis, you will probably want to hire a rental car.  You can either rent a car at the Indianapolis International Airport or take public transportation into the city center and rent a car at one of the rental car offices located throughout Indianapolis.  For cheap Indianapolis rental cars, please visit the Jetsetz website.

   Indianapolis Tourist Information 

Indianapolis is the capital and largest city of Indiana that lies southeast of Lake Michigan on the White River.  Indianapolis is also known as the "Crossroads of America" from the several major highways intersecting throughout Indiana.  Indianapolis is home to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway the historic largest auto racetrack that draws visitors from around the world each year.  From its many attractions, urban parks, museums, historic landmarks, sporting venues to vibrant nightlife and food scene, Indianapolis has become one of the region's most traveled destinations.