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We’re always keeping an eye on fares, so you can find the best one in seconds. It looks like London to New York flights are currently cheapest in September.Alternative London to New York routes
Looking for the cheapest, fastest or easiest route from London to New York? You could fly into the following airports instead.Finding cheap flights from London to New York: Frequently asked questions
Top tips for finding a cheap flight from London to New York
Finding cheap tickets from London to New York is easy with a bit of flexibility. Consider searching for flights across a Whole Month on Skyscanner to find the cheapest dates. This can expand your options and lead to bigger savings.
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The cheapest time to fly from London to New York is usually in January, which could be the best way to make the most of your travel budget.
Handy information about London airport
London is connected to six airports. London City Airport, with its single terminal, is located near the city centre, offering a convenient gateway for business travellers to domestic and European destinations. The Docklands Light Railway provides easy access to this airport, along with other ground transport options.
Heathrow, London's major international airport, has four active terminals, connecting passengers to many destinations worldwide. The Heathrow Express train service and several other transport modes link the airport to the city and surrounding areas. Similarly, Gatwick, with two terminals, connects to many destinations and is easily accessible via the Gatwick Express and other rail and road services.
Stansted, favouring low-cost airlines, directs mostly to European locations while also serving a few intercontinental routes. The Stansted Express ensures a direct connection to London. Lastly, Luton and Southend, each featuring a single terminal, are best for low-cost European flights, with robust rail links and other ground transport services ensuring seamless travel to and from the city.
New York airport: good to know
New York has multiple airports, each with its own unique configuration and services. LaGuardia Airport comprises four terminals, with Terminals A and B focused on domestic flights. Terminal B also handles some international traffic. Terminal C caters exclusively to domestic flights, while Terminal D is the gateway for most international arrivals. You'll have access to a range of transport options, including taxis, rideshares, and buses connecting to the subway system.
John F. Kennedy International Airport is larger, with six terminals. Terminals 1, 4, and 7 are mostly for international services, although they also operate some domestic flights. Terminal 2 and Terminal 5 serve specific airlines, with Terminal 5 dedicated to low-cost carriers. Terminal 8 offers both domestic and international flights. For transit to the city, passengers can use taxis, rideshares, the AirTrain JFK, or the NYC Airporter Bus.
Newark Liberty International Airport has three terminals that handle a mix of domestic and international flights. Newark offers similar transport services to JFK, including the AirTrain Newark and NJ Transit trains. Stewart International Airport, the smallest of the four, has one terminal primarily for domestic travel and limited international flights, with ground transport available from taxis, car services, or ridesharing options. Make your flight from London to New York as comfortable as possible by familiarising yourself with each airport’s facilities.
Best time to fly from London to New York
The best time to fly to New York from London is during the spring (March to May) or autumn (September to November) when the weather is pleasantly mild, with temperatures ranging from 7°C to 22°C. These periods avoid the extreme cold of winter and the peak humidity and heat of summer, offering ideal conditions for exploring the city’s landmarks and parks. With the added beauty of spring blooms and autumnal foliage, these months provide an excellent balance for sightseeing and comfort.
Reasons to visit New York
When planning your trip to New York, check out these activities and attractions New York has to offer. If you're there for New Year's Eve, be sure to catch the iconic Times Square Ball Drop, drawing visitors from around the globe. Explore the Statue of Liberty, a symbol of freedom that offers insight into American history. Stroll through Central Park, an expansive green space providing a serene escape from the city bustle. Discover the neon-lit spectacle of Times Square, where entertainment and commercial allure create a pulsing heart at the city centre. These experiences encapsulate the dynamic spirit of New York.
Add hotel bookings and car hire to your London to New York flight
Planning your trip to New York is easy and convenient with Skyscanner. Choose from various car hire options like Dollar, Avis or Sixt to navigate the city at your own pace. Stay at top-rated hotels such as The New Yorker for its iconic history, Yotel New York Times Square for modern, tech-friendly rooms, or the New York Marriott Marquis, where comfort meets the excitement of Times Square.
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