Cheapest flight "from any city"

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Google flights gives you a limit of 5 departure airports, while ITA Matrix https://matrix.itasoftware.com/ does not.

Steps:

  1. Select some central departure airport, click "nearby" and tick all airports you want to query. enter image description here
  2. Set destination and set "calendar of lowest fares" option enter image description here Result: a table for all days of the month linking any selected (i.e. US airport) to ICN. enter image description here Caveat: some airlines, mostly low-cost carriers are not found in ITA matrix (but they show up in Google flights). Depending on your route, this may have a significant impact.

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You could use Google Flights: https://www.google.com.br/flights.

It's not exactly what you're looking for, but you can select lots of citys to depart from to one or more destination.

As an example: Depart from: NYC, LA, SF. To: ICN.

You can mark flights and see the price variation on a daily basis.

In some cases, you can even book the flight through it.

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Kiwi.com's radius search is an excellent option. The maximum radius doesn't cover a whole continent but it's pretty big (e.g. can cover the US West Coast). Combine that with a string of multiple destinations:

Screenshot of kiwi.com radius search to Korea

If you are looking flights that include a connection, do note that some of the flights they sell are budget connections that have different risks than "normal" flights.

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Technically, skyscanner has such an option (disclaimer: I never used it and have no idea on how cheap/convenient it is). You simply type US in From field (and select 'United States' from suggestions list) and ICN in To, and choose 'Whole month - May' as departure/return date.

https://www.skyscanner.net/transport/flights/us/icn?adults=1&children=0&adultsv2=1&childrenv2=&infants=0&cabinclass=economy&oym=1805&iym=1805

I suspect other widely used search aggregators do as well.

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