Cheap Flights to New York USA from £101

The choice of flights to New York city from the UK can be quite bewildering. Our flight comparison covers all direct flights to JFK and Newark and connecting flights from 14 European and American airlines including the popular choice of KLM and Aer Lingus from Northern England and Delta Air Lines from Scotland. Unfortunately most of the cheap connecting flights do take about 12 hours, compared with only 7 to 8 hours when flying non-stop.
John F. Kennedy (JFK) Airport, NY State, USA, lies 15 miles from downtown Manhattan. A 24-hour bus service connects to the Howard Beach subway station.

Edinburgh To New York Flights from £258
Glasgow To New York Flights from £250
London Heathrow or Gatwick To New York Flights from £101
Manchester To New York Flights from £208

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Best Prices to New York by Month

October	from	£208
November	from	£101
December	from	£233
January	from	£239

February	from	£237
March	from	£243
April	from	£240
May	from	£245

If you live in Scotland see Glasgow Flights from Scotland to New York from £250

Route News

Scottish Departures : Norwegian and Delta start direct flights to New York from Scotland

May is an important month for Glasgow airport, it's the start of daily direct flights to New York's Kennedy airport. Flights are operated by Delta Air Lines and depart early afternoon from Glasgow and arrive 7½ hours later in JFK at 3:30pm. These flights can also be booked direct with Delta's transatlantic codeshare partner Virgin Atlantic. This is now in direct competition to American Airlines who fly to JFK out of Edinburgh and Norwegian with their so called "truly affordable" flights to Stewart International Airport (50 miles north of New York).

Transport from New York Airport (JFK), USA

Kennedy Airport is New York's principal international airport. It lies on Long Island, adjacent to Jamaica Bay, about 15 miles southeast of downtown Manhattan. This massive airport has 9 passenger terminals, all linked by the free AirTrain. Driving access is via the Van Wyck 678 and JFK Expressways, the two main highways in/out of the airport, but this can be very slow. Most public transport journeys involve the airport's AirTrain monorail system. Transport Information desks are in all arrivals areas.
Taxis	Available 24 hours at cab stands in front of terminals. Fares can be quite expensive from airport, for the latest taxi fares to Manhattan, Bronx, Brooklyn, Staten Island, La Guardia etc. see Kennedy Airport Taxis.
Bus	For the latest JFK Airport bus information, click here. Limousines to all destinations are also available.
Train	From the airport, the AirTrain JFK monorail frequently runs to Howard Beach NYC subway station and Jamaica Station on Long Island from all terminals. The quickest reliable way into Manhattan is to take the AirTrain JFK to Jamaica Station, then the fast Long Island Railroad (LIRR) to Penn Station in Manhattan; you need $5 bills or credit card for the ticket machine - no change given.

Attractions for a long weekend in New York

Statue of Liberty - Freedom symbol standing at the entrance to New York Harbour. Take the Staten Island ferry for the best views.

Manhatton Island:

Immense skyscrapers of the Financial District and Wall Street.
Ground Zero Memorial Site.
The elegant City Hall.
The 1913's Woolworth Building.
Chinatown, Soho, Greenwich Village,
Broadway theatre district, Central Park.
Empire State Building, the original tallest 'scraper.
Guggenheim Museum - 6 Storeys of fine modern art.
Whitney Museum of American Art - Devoted to 20th C. American works.
American Museum of Natural History - Awe inspiring collections, dinosaurs, planetarium.
5th Avenue - World-famous shops and elite stores.
The Bronx Zoo - Large urban zoo with over 4000 animals.

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