Cheap flights to
Edmonton (YEA), Canada
Recent visitors to Jetabroad have found the following cheap flights to Edmonton:
Note, these airfares include all taxes and fees.
Cheap flights to Edmonton from Australia
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Very High. This cheap flight was found in the last day. It is very likely that similar airfares are still available for certain travel dates.
Melbourne to Edmonton flying United Airlines in conjunction with Air Canada return, AUD$1,634.84
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High. This cheap flight was found in the last week. It is likely that similar airfares are still available for certain travel dates.
Sydney to Edmonton flying United Airlines return, AUD$1,435.02
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High. This cheap flight was found in the last week. It is likely that similar airfares are still available for certain travel dates.
Brisbane to Edmonton flying Delta Air Lines in conjunction with Alaska Airlines (Codeshares apply) return, AUD$1,834.29
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High. This cheap flight was found in the last week. It is likely that similar airfares are still available for certain travel dates.
Perth to Edmonton flying China Southern Airlines in conjunction with American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Air Canada (Codeshares apply) return, AUD$1,978.81
Cheap flights to Edmonton from other countries
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High. This cheap flight was found in the last week. It is likely that similar airfares are still available for certain travel dates.
Vancouver to Edmonton flying WestJet return, AUD$463.00
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Medium. This cheap flight was found in the last 4 weeks. It is likely that similar airfares are still available. This airfare provides a general price guide for flights for this city pair.
Vancouver to Edmonton flying WestJet one way, AUD$211.50
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Medium. This cheap flight was found in the last 4 weeks. It is likely that similar airfares are still available. This airfare provides a general price guide for flights for this city pair.
Los Angeles to Edmonton flying Alaska Airlines one way, AUD$211.70
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Medium. This cheap flight was found in the last 2 weeks. It is likely that similar airfares are still available. This airfare provides a general price guide for flights for this city pair.
Los Angeles to Edmonton flying Delta Air Lines return, AUD$413.30
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- These results are for flights to the following
Edmonton
airports:
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Edmonton International Airport (YEG)
- All results shown have been returned by the Jetabroad search engine since
10 Nov 2011
- Where currency conversion has been used to deliver results shown on this page, exchange rates at the time of the flight
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About Edmonton
Edmonton (IPA: /ˈɛdmɨntɨn/) is the capital of the Canadian province of Alberta. The city is located on the North Saskatchewan River in the central region of the province, an area with some of the most fertile farmland on the prairies. It is the second largest city in Alberta, with a population of 752,412 (2008), and is the hub of Canada's sixth-largest census metropolitan area, 1,081,300 making it the northernmost North American city with a metropolitan population over one million.
At 684 km (264 sq mi), the City of Edmonton covers an area larger than Chicago, Philadelphia, Toronto, or Montreal. Edmonton has one of the lowest population densities in North America, about 9.4% that of New York City. A resident of Edmonton is known as an Edmontonian.
Edmonton serves as the northern anchor of the Calgary-Edmonton Corridor (one of four regions that together comprise 50% of Canada's population) and is a staging point for large-scale oil sands projects occurring in northern Alberta and large-scale diamond mining operations in the Northwest Territories.
Edmonton is Canada's second most populous provincial capital (after Toronto) and is a cultural, government and educational centre. It plays host to a year-round slate of world-class festivals, earning it the title of "The Festival City." It is home to North America's largest mall, West Edmonton Mall (which was the world's largest mall for a 23 year period from 1981 until 2004.), and Fort Edmonton Park, Canada's largest living history museum. In 2004, Edmonton celebrated the centennial of its incorporation as a city.
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