Hey /trv/ here is one I figured would be good to ask.I have a

>>1135367
Some of the busiest are, perhaps obviously, Frankfurt and Amsterdam Schipol. I have had relatively cheap transatlantic flights from both of these (I am assuming despite your Strange Use of Capital Letters that you are American). Heathrow may offer deals too, or at least a lot of options, although I've only recently realized, to my embarrassment, that the busiest airports are not necessarily the cheapest.

Norwegian Airlines is supposedly a budget carrier, presumably operating out of Oslo--they not long ago started service to various US airports. I did not find fares from my home city (San Francisco) very competitive, but perhaps parts East are a better deal.

>>1135367
Frankfurt, Paris, Munich, Amsterdam, London

>>1135367
Milan is often the cheapest. For example, you can find really good deals with Emirates flying from there.

>>1135367
By far the cheapest tickets to the East coast are by Norwegian, as mentioned above. Starting from $100, $200 one way is pretty realistic. They fly from Oslo, Copenhagen and Stockholm, you can fly to or near either of this cities cheaply with Ryanair/wizzair.

>>1135367
Is that Dulles International Airport?

Manchester UK is cheap

>>1135528
reverse image it, dog
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>>1135367
dublin dulles non stop
added benefit: porterhouse beer in the terminal

>>1135376
Thats good to know, Yes I am American, so I only need to reach US Soil, then I can manage from there.

Thanks everyone else for the advice. I guess this can become a bad Airport Experience thread? I can kinda start

>Coming home from Vacation
>Fly out of Orlando to Miami to Home Town
>Takes all day and tired from 6 hours of flying
>Go to collect Baggage
>Never Comes
>They sent my Bag to Chile due to incorrect Bag Code
>Mostly Mad because my Stuff has left the country before I have
>Get it back in few days with surprisingly nothing Stolen