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£65 - £149
Route
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Return
Price
MiamiNewark
MIA - EWR
MIAEWR
Miami
Sun 24/12
Nonstop3h 14m
Newark
Thu 4/1
Nonstop3h 15m
MiamiNew York LaGuardia
MIA - LGA
MIALGA
Miami
Mon 25/12
Nonstop3h 03m
New York LaGuardia
Thu 4/1
Nonstop3h 15m
MiamiNew York LaGuardia
MIA - LGA
MIALGA
Miami
Thu 14/12
Nonstop2h 59m
New York LaGuardia
Sun 31/12
Nonstop3h 14m
Boston Logan IntlNew York John F Kennedy Intl
BOS - JFK
BOSJFK
Boston Logan Intl
Tue 9/1
Nonstop1h 24m
New York John F Kennedy Intl
Wed 10/1
Nonstop1h 16m
Boston Logan IntlNew York John F Kennedy Intl
BOS - JFK
BOSJFK
Boston Logan Intl
Wed 10/1
Nonstop1h 25m
New York John F Kennedy Intl
Sat 13/1
Nonstop1h 18m
Boston Logan IntlNew York John F Kennedy Intl
BOS - JFK
BOSJFK
Boston Logan Intl
Sat 6/1
Nonstop1h 35m
New York John F Kennedy Intl
Sat 6/1
Nonstop1h 18m
MiamiNew York LaGuardia
MIA - LGA
MIALGA
Miami
Thu 4/1
Nonstop3h 03m
New York LaGuardia
Sun 7/1
Nonstop3h 17m
MiamiNew York LaGuardia
MIA - LGA
MIALGA
Miami
Thu 4/1
1 stop9h 32m
New York LaGuardia
Sun 7/1
Nonstop3h 17m
Boston Logan IntlNew York John F Kennedy Intl
BOS - JFK
BOSJFK
Boston Logan Intl
Sat 27/1
1 stop8h 29m
New York John F Kennedy Intl
Sun 28/1
Nonstop1h 12m
LON - NYC Price | £354 - £623 |
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NYC Temperature | 1 - 25 °C |
NYC Rainfall | 71 - 114 mm |
Currently, March is the cheapest month in which you can book a flight to New York (average of £344). Flying to New York in August will prove the most costly (average of £606). There are multiple factors that influence the price of a flight so comparing airlines, departure airports and times can help keep costs down.
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People working on plane were terrific My business class seat was very uncomfortable. Blankets and pillows were not available. Food was barely OK
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People working on plane were terrific My business class seat was very uncomfortable. Blankets and pillows were not available. Food was barely OK
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People working on plane were terrific My business class seat was very uncomfortable. Blankets and pillows were not available. Food was barely OK
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People working on plane were terrific My business class seat was very uncomfortable. Blankets and pillows were not available. Food was barely OK
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People working on plane were terrific My business class seat was very uncomfortable. Blankets and pillows were not available. Food was barely OK
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People working on plane were terrific My business class seat was very uncomfortable. Blankets and pillows were not available. Food was barely OK
January
£377
February
£338
March
£272
April
£387
May
£389
June
£442
July
£473
August
£479
September
£424
October
£416
November
£387
December
£431
Currently, the cheapest month for flights to New York is March. The most expensive month for flights is August. The cheapest prices are shown above but prices will vary according to departure times, airlines, class and how early you book.
Peak season
New York is famed for its extraordinary shopping experiences, which is precisely why tourists buy flights to New York in the months leading up to Christmas every single year. As the city’s most popular time, September to December sees millions of tourists take a big bite out of the Big Apple, with couples, families and friends alike enjoying everything from ice-skating in Central Park to a winter’s Broadway show in Times Square.
Off season
January to August tends to be the best time of year to find cheap flights to New York as tourism dies down a little in the city after Christmas. January to late-February is the off season in New York, if there is such a thing, but it’s usually very cold until March. It can be incredibly hot in July and August, but this can mean fewer tourists and more New Yorkers heading to the coast for their own holidays, so you’ll have a better chance to see the sights without the crowds.
Flights to New York arrive at three main airports: John F. Kennedy International (JFK), Newark Liberty International (EWR) and LaGuardia (LGA).
Alitalia, British Airways, Aer Lingus, KLM and Lufthansa are amongst almost 40 airlines that fly to New York. The Big Apple is, of course, one of the most popular destinations on the planet, so, whether you’re booking direct flights to New York or stopping on the way, airlines are very competitive with their prices for flight tickets.
Flights from London to New York: 6 hours 47 minutesFlights from Manchester to New York: 6 hours 32 minutesFlights from Birmingham to New York: 6 hours 37 minutesFlights from Glasgow to New York: 6 hours 18 minutes
John F. Kennedy International is the busiest airport in the United States, with four runways serving over 50 million passengers every year taking flights to New York.Distance to the city centre is 12 miles (20km) to ManhattanAirTrain JFK is the main way to get around the airport on arrival. It’s free and can get you practically anywhere: parking lots, rental car locations, hotels and other airline terminals. Subway and Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) connections from Jamaica Station and Howard Beach Station can get you to Lower Manhattan well within an hour and are ideal if you are a travelling alone or as a couple. Groups of three or more are better off splitting a taxi fare in one of New York’s famous yellow cabs. Expect a fare of around $70, including tolls and tips for your driver ($10 is realistic for the latter). Getting between terminals in JFKJFK’s AirTrain connects every terminal in the airport for free and trains run at least every five minutes. The connection time between terminals is only a few minutes, but, if you’re catching a connecting flight, be sure to give yourself time to get from your gate and through security again. Hints and tipsAllow at least two hours to travel between terminals if you have a second flight to catch at JFK – it’s a big airportWalking to your arrival gate will generally take longer than the journey on the AirTrain itself, but it rarely more than a 12- or 13-minute walk
New York’s second-busiest airport after JFK, EWR serves over 35 million passengers every year. It lies between Newark and New Jersey. Distance to the city centre is 15 miles (24km) to Manhattan The AirTrain operates at Newark Liberty International Airport to take passengers between terminals and to car rental facilities and hotels. It is completely free and operates all year-round. The New Jersey (NJ) Transit station is in the airport, too, and can take you to Penn Station in New York for around $12 per person. Taxi fares are commonly around $60 or $70, including tips, but the traffic can be unpredictable. Getting between terminals in NewarkThe AirTrain connects terminals in Newark Airport and runs every few minutes. You will be required to pass through security again, so allow yourself around two hours between flight times if you are connecting at Newark. Hints and tipsIf you have a few hours between overnight flights and need to sleep in the airport, ask the janitor for a blanket to keep you warm!All terminals offer complimentary 30-minute WiFi sessions and fifty charging points for passengers with smartphones and laptops
LaGuardia Airport is the third in New York’s airport trio and is more commercially-focussed than JFK and EWR. It is the closest airport to Manhattan.Distance to the city centre is 10 miles (16km) to Manhattan New York City buses take passengers from LaGuardia to Manhattan in less than an hour. The M60 bus travels through Queens and down to Broadway in Manhattan, so it is the most frequented by passengers arriving at LGA. A taxi to Manhattan will typically cost around $40, while the bus is around $13, so taxis are generally the transport of choice for larger groups. Getting between terminals in LaGuardiaThere is a convenient shuttle bus that runs between all four terminals at LaGuardia. It’s a relatively small airport, so you can even walk (or run!) between terminals C and D if you need to. Hints and tipsIf you are sleeping over in the airport, the in-terminal seating at LGA is free of armrests, but it is sparse, so you might have to sleep on the floorThere are no lockers in LaGuardia Airport to store your luggage, so keep an eye on it if you are staying for a few hoursCentral Park is a must visit on any stop in town. Go to the zoo, watch or play sport, go swimming or watch a performance at the open-air theatre in the summer months. Stop by Katz Deli where the movie When Harry Met Sally was filmed and shock your friends back home with a photo of you sitting under the sign: “Where Harry met Sally…hope you have what she had!”, referring to the best meal in New York of course. Shopping in New York is, of course, world-renowned. You can spend money everywhere from the biggest department stores in the world to tiny boutiques. If you like your cocktails served up with secret passwords, 1920s-era décor and undercover entryways, you’ll be in Prohibition heaven at these eight best bars in New York. Greenwich Village still has a name for being the arty and bohemian district, however, its popularity has led to such an increase in rents that it is now one of the most expensive parts of Manhattan. For a taste of where the artists and students really live, try instead the cafes for the best brunches in New York, craft shops and burger restaurants in New York and much more in the recently gentrified East Village.
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This is just an IATA (International Air Transport Association) code. IATA codes are used in aviation to identify and differentiate airports. That’s why a New York John F Kennedy Intl Airport flight would often be abbreviated as a JFK flight. This flight destination has multiple associated airports, so we think it might be helpful to learn the name and codes of them as well. They are Newark Airport (EWR), New York LaGuardia Airport (LGA), New Windsor Stewart Airport (SWF), New York Skyports SPB Airport (NYS).
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