Flights to Tianjin (TSN): deals from 12 cities

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Fares observed October 12 – 15, 2026. USD for the travelers shown. Search a trip for current prices.

The prices shown are what a free account pays, and most travelers book that way. Membership is optional and takes the same flights lower. Live search shows the same free-account price.

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• This page: Flights to Tianjin (TSN): deals from 12 cities. Flights to Tianjin (TSN) from Seattle, New York, San Francisco Bay Area, Los Angeles, Miami or Fort Lauderdale, Chicago, Denver, Minneapolis, Houston, Washington, DC, Dallas-Fort Worth, London. Compare dated flight deals across upcoming months, then choose your dates and travelers.
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