Flights to South Bend

Our Covid-19 Travel Advisor is where to go for up-to-the-minute information about travel restrictions and quarantine requirements for passengers flying in to South Bend.

Is South Bend at the very top of your list of places to travel to? We suggest reserving a seat with United Airlines as soon as you've organized your travel dates.

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Finally decided on your hotel and flights for your getaway in South Bend? Well done. But are they near one another? The city is home to multiple airports — don't make things difficult by flying into one hours from where you're basing yourself. Find out which of these major airports best fits your travel plans:

• South Bend Intl. Airport (SBN) – 4 mi from downtown
• Elkhart, IN Airport (EKI-Elkhart Municipal) – 12 mi from downtown
• Niles, MI Airport (NLE-Jerry Tyler Memorial) – 11 mi from downtown

Get your South Bend stay off to a flying start by locking in your accommodations with Travelocity. You'll find no less than 559 properties to choose from, all within a short commute of the center.

Organizing accommodations can often be a little tiresome. Make the process as easy as possible and check out some of our favorite options, the Doubletree Hotel South Bend and the Oliver Inn Bed and Breakfast.

Notre Dame Stadium is a notable attraction in this lively metropolis. Stop by and find out why it's so special.

Four Winds Casino South Bend offers its many visitors an unforgettable time full of high-stakes fun and excitement. Seeking some more ideas? Morris Performing Arts Center boasts exhibits, music shows and courses that are certain to lend you a better understanding of the area's culture and arts scene. And that's not all there is. Head to South Bend Chocolate Factory, a great local spot where you can satisfy your sweet tooth with a selection of delicious treats.

These handy tips about airport security will save you plenty of time on your trip to South Bend:

• Ensure your boarding pass and passport are easily accessible. You will be asked to present them straightaway.
• It's useful to know that belts with metal buckles can set off the body scanner's alarms. If you have one on, you may be asked to place it in a tray before moving on.
• Electronic devices such as tablets, laptops and phones are always sent through the X-ray machine separately. Be sure they're easily accessible.
• Deodorant, toothpaste and other toiletry items in cream, liquid or gel form need to be stored in containers smaller than 3.4 ounces (100 milliliters). They also need to fit in a 1-quart (1-liter) clear zip-lock plastic bag.
• Hiking boots and other cumbersome shoes are usually X-rayed by security personnel. It might be wise to wear lightweight sneakers instead.
• Stash any pocketknives or other pointy metal items in your checked luggage. Security personnel don't allow these aboard the aircraft.