Cheap flights from New York
New York has three major airports and more transatlantic service than almost any other city, which means plenty of competition. Searching the city code NYC covers JFK, Newark and LaGuardia at once.
Airports
- John F. Kennedy (JFK) — the main international gateway with service from most global airlines.
- Newark Liberty (EWR) — in New Jersey; a major United hub with strong Europe and domestic coverage.
- LaGuardia (LGA) — closest to Manhattan, mostly domestic and short-haul routes.
Tips for finding a better fare
- Search “NYC” rather than a single airport so you see all three airports together.
- Transatlantic fares are generally most competitive outside peak summer and the end-of-year holidays.
- Factor in ground transport: the cheapest airport on paper is not always the cheapest door to door.
- Midweek departures are frequently less crowded than Friday and Sunday flights.
Popular routes
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