Cheap Flights to Red Bay from $302

How Much Does it Cost To Fly To Red Bay?

The cheapest prices found with in the last 7 days for return flights were $561 and $302 for one-way flights to Red Bay for the period specified. Prices and availability are subject to change. Additional terms apply

Fri, Aug 29 - Fri, Sep 5
YYT
St. John's Intl.
YAY
St. Anthony
$561 Roundtrip, found 3 hours ago
$561
Roundtrip
found 3 hours ago
Select PAL Airlines flight, departing Fri, Aug 29 from St. John's Intl. to St. Anthony, returning Fri, Sep 5, priced at $561 found 3 hours ago
OriginDestinationTravel DatesFlights From*
YYTNewfoundland and LabradorAugust 29 to September 5$561
*Prices include taxes and fees

Need a Car For After Your Flight?

Economy

Chevrolet Spark or similar
  • 4 people
Lubbow, Lower Saxony, DEU
Chevrolet Spark
Economy Chevrolet Spark

Compact

Ford Focus or similar
  • 4 people
Lubbow, Lower Saxony, DEU
Ford Focus
Compact Ford Focus

Midsize

Toyota Corolla or similar
  • 5 people
Lubbow, Lower Saxony, DEU
Toyota Corolla
Midsize Toyota Corolla

SUV

Jeep Compass or similar
  • 5 people
Lubbow, Lower Saxony, DEU
Jeep Compass
SUV Jeep Compass

Frequently asked questions

Which airlines fly to Red Bay?
Is Red Bay at the top of your list of destinations to visit? We'd recommend booking a seat with PAL Airlines as soon as you've locked in your travel dates.
What airport is best to fly into Red Bay?
You won't have to research flight options into multiple airports when traveling to Red Bay. St. Anthony Airport (YAY) is the city's sole airport, and is located 25 mi from the center.
Places to visit in Red Bay
How about some sea kayaking? It's one of the best things to do in the Newfoundland and Labrador region and the ideal excuse to get out into nature. The fun doesn't need to end there. Think about doing some camping too.
How to get through airport security fast when traveling to Red Bay
Make your flight to Red Bay a little easier by following these helpful tips and pointers:

  • Keep your travel ID and boarding pass somewhere accessible. They'll be the first things you'll be asked to produce by airport security staff.
  • Wallets, belts and power banks are to be placed in a tray for X-raying. If you enter the body scanner with any of these items, you'll be requested to turn back and remove them.
  • Ensure your laptop, phone and other electronic devices are within easy reach. These items need to be put through the X-ray machine in separate bins.
  • Face cream, 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.
  • The airport security may ask you to remove your shoes in preparation for entering the body scanner. Wear a pair that you can slip off easily. There's nothing more annoying than having to do up your laces again and again.
  • Pack any pocketknives or other sharp and pointy items in your checked luggage. Security won't allow these in carry-on baggage.