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Flying From United States to Republic of the Congo: What You Need to Know

Cheapest one-way flight price NZD 1,296
Cheapest round-trip ticket price NZD 2,117
Off-season for travel May
Peak season for travel May
Popular airline Delta Air Lines
Cheapest month May

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Find the Cheapest Flights to Republic of the Congo From United States

Looking for affordable flights from United States to Republic of the Congo? Check out these great prices for the next 90 days, starting at just NZD 1,296 for a one-way ticket and NZD 2,117 for a round-trip.

Crossed out prices are calculated based on the average price of the corresponding route on Trip.com.

FAQs: Flights From United States to Republic of the Congo

  • When is it the cheapest time to fly from United States to Republic of the Congo?

    According to our flights calendar over the next 90 days, it seems the cheapest date is on 2025-08-20 for one-way flights.
  • The cheapest round-trip flight from United States to Republic of the Congo is on the route from New York to Brazzaville, with prices starting at NZD 2,486 for a round trip between 2025-08-20 and 2025-08-27.
  • The cheapest airline flying to Republic of the Congo from United States is Ethiopian Airlines serving the route from New York to Brazzaville.
  • Turkish Airlines are airlines that fly frequently from United States to Republic of the Congo. The overall price will vary depending on your destination and travel dates. Budget airlines generally offer lower prices to Australia, but they may have limited baggage allowance, reduced onboard services, and longer commuting times to secondary airports.