Cheap Flights to French Island from HK$8,848

Search for low-cost flights to French Island, then click on “No change fee” directly underneath the “Flexible change policies” filter. From then on it’s smooth sailing. We know that travel plans change and flexibility is essential, so book with confidence with Expedia.

You can choose from two reputable airlines that offer flights to or near French Island. Pack your belongings and take off with either of these:

• American Airlines - 60 flights to or near French Island each month, including 60 flights to La Crosse Municipal Airport (LSE) per month.
• Delta Air Lines - 17 flights to or near French Island each month, including 17 flights to La Crosse Municipal Airport (LSE) per month.

You’ll always nab an amazing deal with Expedia, but our “flexible dates” search function makes it that much easier. Enter your preferred flight date, then check the flexible dates box above to see the cheapest prices for nearby days. HK$14,266 was the lowest price for a flight to French Island in the last seven days.

If you were flying one way from Hong Kong SAR (HKG), you could’ve landed a low-cost fare for just HK$8,848 in the last seven days. Round-trip flights to French Island ranged from only HK$14,266 to HK$17,142 during this same period.

Start arranging your French Island journey by reserving one of the 78 flights every month to La Crosse Municipal Airport (LSE). This is the region’s main gateway.

Jetting off on a Tuesday, followed by a Monday, is usually the best way to pick up the cheapest airfare. Steer clear of weekends if possible, because Saturday is typically the most expensive day. Spend the money you saved having fun in French Island instead!

In the last seven days, journeys to French Island varied between HK$14,266 and HK$17,142. Prices generally depend on the departure time, carrier, cabin class and when you make your booking.

To grab an awesome deal to French Island, book sometime in February when the price of airfares are at their lowest. What time of year is expensive? In the USA, it’s the festive month of December.