Flights to Kansas City

Before committing to fly to Kansas City, be sure to check out our Covid-19 Travel Advisor to see if there are any quarantine requirements or travel restrictions currently in place.

There are 8 airlines that fly to the city of Kansas City, so finding one that suits your travel plans shouldn't be a problem. Book your favorite seat on one of these popular carriers:

• Southwest Airlines
• American Airlines
• United Airlines

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Before securing your flight to Kansas City, bear in mind that it's home to two airports. Kansas City Intl. Airport is 16 mi from the center of the city, while Kansas City, MO Airport (MKC-Charles B. Wheeler Downtown) is roughly 1 mi from the action.

It's time to stretch your wings and be inspired by Kansas City, and the best place to start is with your accommodations. Travelocity has 705 excellent options just waiting to be booked.

It's not every day you take off on vacation, so why not treat yourself to some luxury? The Ambassador Hotel Kansas City, Autograph Collection and the Hotel Phillips Kansas City Curio Collection by Hilton are some of the top upmarket properties in Kansas City. The Days Inn & Suites by Wyndham Kansas City Downtown and the American Inn North Kansas City are some economical options if you'd rather spend your vacation budget on experiences.

Ardent sightseers should take a look at T-Mobile Center, and Crown Center. Would you like more things to do in this happening city? Hallmark Visitors Center, and Liberty Memorial should keep you busy.

Legoland Discovery Center is a great venue that is brimming with activities. Seeking some more ideas? Play a few games at Isle of Capri Casino Kansas City if you're the type who appreciates razzle-dazzle and the exhiliration when the dice are rolled. But there's more. Imagine the sweat, tears and celebrations of past athletes when you see Municipal Auditorium.

Make your journey to Kansas City a little easier by following these helpful security tips:

• Be sure you know the location of your boarding pass and travel ID. You don't want to hold up the line when you're asked to present them.
• Belts, coins and keys are to be put in a tub for X-raying. If you enter the body scanner with any one of these items, you'll be turned back and instructed to remove them.
• All laptops need to be removed from their protective carry bags and placed in a tray before going through the X-ray machine.
• When it comes to flying with gels or liquids, each passenger is permitted a quart-sized clear resealable bag to keep containers no larger than 3.4 ounces (100 milliliters).
• Undo your shoelaces as you approach the body scanner. Depending on the style of shoes you've got on, security may instruct you to take them off.
• Scissors and multi-tools are not permitted on board the plane. Put them in your checked luggage to avoid leaving them at the security checkpoint.