Flying to the United States, Canada or Mexico for the 2026 FIFA World Cup? We've got you covered.
With flights from over 600 airlines worldwide, you can get to the action from wherever you are. Lock in your travel plan early and don’t miss a single whistle, chant or goal.
Use our search form above to find flights for the FIFA World Cup 2026 - compare airlines, add extras and pay your way, including the option to spread the cost.
Chasing the World Cup in 2026? Whether you're backing your team all the way or just soaking up the atmosphere, don’t risk an own goal by booking elsewhere.
At Alternative Airlines, we make flight booking simple. No stress. No confusing extras. Just an easy way to find the right flights, from over 600 airlines, all in one place.
Flying in from anywhere in the world? We’ve got you. Even if your city doesn’t have a direct route to the USA, Canada or Mexico, we’ll help you build a travel plan that gets you to the group stage, knockout rounds or final - with the right connections along the way.
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Wherever you're flying from and however you want to pay, we'll help get you to kick-off.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is set to be the biggest yet. For the first time ever, it’s being hosted across three countries: the United States, Canada and Mexico. A huge moment in football history, and an even bigger one for fans ready to follow every minute.
The tournament kicks off on 11 June 2026 and wraps up with the final on 19 July 2026, giving you over a month of goals, drama and non-stop football.
The action will be spread across 16 cities in North America, giving fans more chances to catch a match in iconic stadiums. These include:
With three countries joining forces to host the World Cup, this isn’t just another tournament. It’s a global celebration of football, connection and culture, with more fans than ever taking part.
Planning to catch the 2026 FIFA World Cup live? Whether you're flying across the globe or just hopping between cities, booking your flights early is key. With millions of fans expected to travel, seats will fill up fast and prices will rise.
That’s where Alternative Airlines comes in.
We make it easy to search, compare and book flights from over 600 airlines - all in one place. Plus, with 40+ ways to pay, including Buy Now Pay Later, you can secure your travel plans now and spread the cost over time.
You’ll find international flights into the USA, Canada and Mexico from major hubs all over the world. Top airlines serving these countries include:
Depending on where you're flying from, you might land directly into a host city or connect through one. Either way, we’ll help build your travel plan with all the connections you need.
If you’re planning to follow your team across multiple host cities, we’ve got you covered with domestic flights too. Airlines like Southwest, JetBlue, Air Canada, WestJet and Aeromexico make it easy to hop between stadiums, no matter where the match takes you.
From the group stage to the final, we’re here to help you find the right flights and take the stress out of booking.
Planning your travel for the FIFA World Cup? We’ve got you covered across all three host nations - USA, Canada and Mexico.
Whether you’re flying in for the group stage or chasing the final, we’ll help you find the best flights to get you there (and back again). With over 600 airlines to compare and 40+ ways to pay, it’s easy to book your FIFA flights, no matter where your team is playing.
We’ve broken things down country by country to make booking quick and stress-free. You’ll find the closest airports to each host city, which airlines fly there and smart tips for better pricing - including nearby airports that might just save you cash.
💡Top tip: Pay over time with flexible options like Klarna, Affirm, Afterpay and more. Because getting to the game shouldn’t mean sitting out the rest of the month.
Flying to the World Cup can get expensive, especially if you’re heading across borders or between matches. Here’s a clear look at what you might spend, plus how we help you fly now and pay later.
If you’re coming from Europe, Asia or South America, long-haul flights will likely be your biggest upfront cost.
We can help: Don’t wait until prices spike. Lock in early and pay over time, from Pay in 4 to monthly instalments. Book flights to the FIFA World Cup now and pay later.
With matches in 16 cities across the US, Canada and Mexico, you might fly more than once.
We’ve got the tools: Take advantage of our multi-city flights search tool. Compare 600+ airlines and choose the payment plan that fits your travel plan.
Every four years, the world stops for football. In 2026, the World Cup is landing in North America. For the first time ever, the tournament will be spread across 16 cities in three countries: the United States, Canada and Mexico. Expect wall-to-wall excitement from 11 June to 19 July 2026.
The World Cup has been going strong since 1930, when Uruguay hosted and took home the first trophy. Back then, just 13 countries played. Fast forward to 2018, and that number had jumped to 32. And in 2026, it’s growing again - with more teams, more matches and even more reasons to fly.
Here’s where the action’s happening:
The final is set for 19 July 2026, but good luck guessing the winner just yet.
Looking further ahead, Morocco, Spain and Portugal are sharing hosting duties in 2030, and Saudi Arabia will take the stage in 2034.
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The FIFA World Cup 2026 kicks off on 11 June and runs through to 19 July 2026. It’s set to be the biggest yet, with 48 teams playing across 16 cities in the US, Canada, and Mexico.
Whether you're planning to follow your team city to city or just want to soak up the atmosphere from the sidelines, now’s a good time to start planning your travel. We’ll help you find the right flights and let you pay over time if that makes it easier.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is kicking off across three countries for the first time ever - the United States, Canada and Mexico. It's a proper team effort that’s bringing the tournament to stadiums right across North America. Here’s the breakdown:
USA will host matches in 11 cities:
Canada will welcome fans to:
Mexico will bring the energy in:
The tournament runs from 11 June to 19 July 2026. The opening match will be played at the iconic Estadio Azteca in Mexico City, while the final takes place at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey.
So, wherever you’re flying from, get your travel plan sorted - this is going to be a World Cup like no other.
Tickets for the FIFA World Cup 2026 will be sold directly through FIFA’s official ticketing platform - not through third-party sites or airlines. Sales usually open in stages, and you’ll need to create a FIFA ticketing account to join the queue when they do.
Here's how to stay ahead:
Need help flying to a match? That’s where we come in. Compare flights from over 600 airlines, add extras and pay your way - whether that’s now or later. Because we might not sell match tickets, but we can get you there.
The tournament’s taking place across the US, Canada and Mexico, so your starting point is picking which city your team’s playing in or which one’s been on your bucket list for years.
Once you’ve got your match dates sorted, head to Alternative Airlines. We work with over 600 airlines so you can compare routes to cities like Los Angeles, New York, Toronto or Mexico City. And if you’re planning a multi-stop adventure, we’ve got that covered too.
Need to spread the cost? No problem. You can pay later with Afterpay, Klarna, Affirm, Sezzle and loads more. That way, you can focus on the football, not your finances.
💡Quick tip: Flights will fill fast once tickets drop, so book early to lock in your travel plan and avoid sky-high prices.
Whether you're heading to catch the kick-off or planning a knockout trip for the final, here’s how to book your World Cup flights without breaking a sweat:
Here’s how you can pay for your flight to the World Cup with us:
We’ve teamed up with the world’s leading flexible payment brands to let you book now and pay later. Whether it’s splitting the cost into smaller payments or delaying the full amount, you can pick what works best for your wallet.
You can:
Credit cards, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay - even Bitcoin. We’re not fussy. We just want you to be able to book your flight the way that suits you best.
