$55+ Cheap flights from New York, NY

This month, the top selected destinations from New York are Athens, Atlanta, Barcelona-El Prat Airport. Throughout the year, Athens, Mumbai, Atlanta are some of the top choices made by users flying from New York.

Newark airport offers the cheapest routes to Belize City, from $47; whereas New York LaGuardia airport is typically cheaper if you're flying to Belize City, from $49. It's best to make sure you are flexible on dates to find the cheapest possible flight options for your journey.

Users have flown out of New York for as low as $98 to Denver (prices may vary depending on the airline and departure time). On average, users have booked flights for $235 to fly from New York.

Over the past few days, we've found that Vueling, Spirit Airlines, and Frontier have the cheapest prices from New York. Vueling flights from New York to Algiers Houari Boumediene ($30), Spirit Airlines flights from New York to Albuquerque ($36), and Frontier flights from New York to Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson ($43).

February is currently the cheapest month to fly from New York. At this moment in time June is the most expensive month. These prices are determined by multiple factors and booking in advance can help keep costs down if your schedule is not as flexible.

Check out the cheapest flights from New York to embark to:
Fly from New York to Detroit from $47 round trip
Fly from New York to Savannah from $47 round trip
Fly from New York to Atlanta from $49 round trip
Fly from New York to Miami from $50 round trip
Fly from New York to Orlando from $50 round trip

John F Kennedy International Airport (JFK) provides a wide range of kid-friendly attractions to keep the young ones well-engaged as they wait for their next connection on a layover. While here, note that kids’ play areas top the list of the most recommended facilities for families using this airport. In case you are departing through Terminal 5, keep an eye on the private-themed children’s play area located adjacent to Gate 12. Alternatively, you can find your way to the JetBlue aviation-themed playground accessible to those aged between 2 and 12 years. This space sits near Gate 26, and the little ones are sure to have fun, pass time and make new friends. Travelers using Terminal 8 will find a play area near American Airlines’ Admiral Club.

LaGuardia is well-equipped to handle disabled passengers and persons with mobility limitations. To start with, all Airport Shuttle Bus buses that connect all terminals and parking lots are wheelchair-accessible, making ground transportation easier for affected travelers. Secondly, all parking lots have designated spaces for persons with restrictive movement to drop off their cars. Still, the airport runs a TSA Cares program where trained agents provide assistance to passengers with medical conditions and other disabilities as they pass through the screening point. To maximize this service, remember to contact the TSA Cares help desk in advance, specifying the kind of assistance that you require, flight information, and travel dates. In addition, contact your carrier for wheelchair assistance from the curb to the flight, and in-flight assistance. The airport also offers accessible restrooms and elevators for your convenience.

There are various transportation options plying regularly between the city center of New York, and John F. Kennedy International Airport. Subways are convenient and cheaper for those traveling on a tight budget and are keen to save money. With the AirTrain, you can cover the 17.3-mile journey in about an hour. However, the duration varies depending on the traffic situation, especially if you are coming from the Manhattan side. If you are in a hurry and want to travel from downtown Manhattan to John F. Kennedy International Airport in under 25 minutes, the commuter train offers the best option. The coach departs from its terminal at Penn Station every day of the week. Lastly, if you want privacy and comfort, but at a higher cost, consider taking a taxi.