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Flights to Florida in 2023

Flight route prices based on searches on Cheapflights within the last 3 days, monthly prices based on aggregated historical data.

Popular in

April

Cheapest in

January

Average price

$197

Round-trip from

$38

One-way from

$23
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Average for round-trip flights in October 2023
From New York to Orlando
One-way flight from New York to Florida

Cheap flights to Florida in October & November 2023

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$31 - $52

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New York LaGuardiaMiami

LGA - MIA

LGAMIA

New York LaGuardia

Wed 12/6

Nonstop3h 06m

Miami

Wed 12/13

Nonstop3h 10m

New York LaGuardiaOrlando

LGA - MCO

LGAMCO

New York LaGuardia

Tue 10/31

Nonstop3h 12m

Orlando

Sat 11/4

Nonstop2h 41m

New York LaGuardiaMiami

LGA - MIA

LGAMIA

New York LaGuardia

Wed 12/6

Nonstop3h 06m

Miami

Wed 12/13

Nonstop3h 10m

New York John F Kennedy IntlOrlando

JFK - MCO

JFKMCO

New York John F Kennedy Intl

Tue 1/23

Nonstop2h 56m

Orlando

Wed 1/31

Nonstop2h 41m

New York LaGuardiaOrlando

LGA - MCO

LGAMCO

New York LaGuardia

Tue 10/31

Nonstop3h 12m

Orlando

Sat 11/4

Nonstop2h 41m

NewarkMiami

EWR - MIA

EWRMIA

Newark

Tue 10/24

Nonstop3h 13m

Miami

Thu 10/26

Nonstop3h 06m

NewarkMiami

EWR - MIA

EWRMIA

Newark

Tue 10/24

Nonstop3h 12m

Miami

Thu 10/26

Nonstop3h 06m

New York LaGuardiaOrlando

LGA - MCO

LGAMCO

New York LaGuardia

Wed 11/29

Nonstop3h 15m

Orlando

Sat 12/2

Nonstop2h 43m

New York LaGuardiaMiami

LGA - MIA

LGAMIA

New York LaGuardia

Wed 11/29

Nonstop3h 06m

Miami

Mon 12/4

Nonstop3h 08m

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Reviews of airlines servicing Florida

Read through reviews of airlines servicing Florida, such as Frontier, Spirit Airlines and Delta. You can also see how each airline stacks up in terms of entertainment options, comfort, food, crew/service, and boarding process.
Alaska Airlines
8.1
Very good
1,394 reviews

Entertainment

7.2

Comfort

8.0

Crew

8.6

Food

7.2

Overall

8.1

Boarding

8.3

Reviews

1 / 10

They lost my luggage on my way to NY and then again on my way to SF, horrible

Alaska Airlines
8.1
Very good
1,394 reviews
Alaska Airlines
8.1
Very good
1,394 reviews

Entertainment

7.2

Comfort

8.0

Crew

8.6

Food

7.2

Overall

8.1

Boarding

8.3

Reviews

1 / 10

They lost my luggage on my way to NY and then again on my way to SF, horrible

Delta
7.9
Good
3,023 reviews
Alaska Airlines
8.1
Very good
1,394 reviews

Entertainment

7.2

Comfort

8.0

Crew

8.6

Food

7.2

Overall

8.1

Boarding

8.3

Reviews

1 / 10

They lost my luggage on my way to NY and then again on my way to SF, horrible

Southwest
7.6
Good
1,521 reviews
Alaska Airlines
8.1
Very good
1,394 reviews

Entertainment

7.2

Comfort

8.0

Crew

8.6

Food

7.2

Overall

8.1

Boarding

8.3

Reviews

1 / 10

They lost my luggage on my way to NY and then again on my way to SF, horrible

Allegiant Air
7.5
Good
103 reviews
Alaska Airlines
8.1
Very good
1,394 reviews

Entertainment

7.2

Comfort

8.0

Crew

8.6

Food

7.2

Overall

8.1

Boarding

8.3

Reviews

1 / 10

They lost my luggage on my way to NY and then again on my way to SF, horrible

Sun Country Air
7.4
Good
94 reviews
Alaska Airlines
8.1
Very good
1,394 reviews

Entertainment

7.2

Comfort

8.0

Crew

8.6

Food

7.2

Overall

8.1

Boarding

8.3

Reviews

1 / 10

They lost my luggage on my way to NY and then again on my way to SF, horrible

What is the cheapest month to fly to Florida?

The cheapest ticket to Florida found for each month in 2023 based on historical flight searches by Cheapflights users.

January

$225

February

$250

March

$294

April

$262

May

$238

June

$272

July

$288

August

$248

September

$213

October

$233

November

$263

December

$273

Currently, September is the cheapest month in which you can book a flight to Florida. Flying to Florida in March will prove the most costly. There are multiple factors that influence the price of a flight so comparing airlines, departure airports and times can help keep costs down.

When is the best time to fly to Florida?

Average Florida flight ticket prices and weather conditions for 2023 and 2024 by month

NYC - ORL

Price

$188 - $388

ORL

Temperature

60.8 - 84.2 °F

ORL

Rainfall

2.4 - 8.7 inches

Peak Season:

October through April is the peak tourist season for flights to southern Florida. Orlando’s theme parks are busy year-round, with the highest peaks coinciding with school vacations, including spring and summer breaks. Summer is the busy season in northern Florida. Florida remains a popular destination for spring-break vacations, and those weeks are busy as are long holiday weekends.

Off Season:

Winter is the off season in northern Florida. If you don’t mind the hot and humid weather, cheap flights to Florida’s southern region are easily found in the summer.

When is the best time to book a flight to Florida?

You’ll struggle to find the cheapest flights to Florida without some forward planning. The best way to ensure you find the cheapest flights to Florida is to be very flexible with your dates. If you aren’t governed by school holidays then you can easily compare the price of flight tickets for a range of different months. Booking your flights to Florida early is key to saving money too, aim for at least 2 or 3 months in advance, if not more if you can. Once you’ve settled on a general location for your flights to Florida you can start researching the cheapest months to visit and even the best side of the plane to sit on. For example it’s best to try and sit on the right side of the plane if you’re visiting Orlando as you’ll get landscape and coastal views.

Florida Travel Guide

Florida is known as the Sunshine State; with good reason. Tourists the world over are drawn by its great beaches, theme parks, and, of course, wonderful weather. Long summers are followed by warm winters. Spanish explorer Juan Ponce de León gave the peninsula the name La Florida, meaning “flowery land.” With more than 990 miles of shoreline, it’s no surprise that Florida is a top destination for travelers in search of sand and surf. The western side of the peninsula, situated on the Gulf Coast, has warm seas and soft white sands. The Atlantic coast is made for the surfers with bigger, rougher waves and broader beaches. Some of the world’s most beautiful beaches can be found in the southern state: Caladesi Island State Park, Dunedin, Sanibel Island, and Anna Maria Beach off Bradenton.

The central part of the state has all the do-not-miss attractions for your next Florida vacation. Orlando is amusement park heaven, packed with Walt Disney World, SeaWorld, Universal Studios, Cypress Gardens, Bok Tower Gardens, Daytona Speedway and Gatorland. For space and history buffs, the Kennedy Space Center is nearby. Once the kids have gone to bed, Orlando turns up the heat to party.

For a trip with unrivaled nightlife, Miami’s South Beach lays claim to being “the coolest place on the planet,” but the rest of Florida is no slouch when it comes to partying and is serviced by many international airports. A cheap flight to Fort Lauderdale reveals six seaside communities, stocked with plenty of bars and clubs. Nearly two-thirds of all Major League Baseball teams make Florida their home for spring training. Major league sports are a big part of Florida year-round, with NFL football, NBA basketball and two NHL hockey teams calling the state home.

Getting to and around Florida

Orlando airport:

There are several bus routes you can take to get from the airport to the city, all of which take different journeys so it’s worth figuring out which one you need to get to wherever it is in Orlando you need to be. There is also a shuttle service that can take you from Orlando to Miami as well as other big cities. If you have a lot of luggage and would rather not use public transport then you can opt to get a taxi from outside of the airport. These are more costly than the bus counterparts but if you can split the fare with a friend they can be more worthwhile, especially if you’re in a rush.

Fort Myers airport:

One of the easiest ways to get from the airport to the city is via the LeeTran service. It operates from 6:40am until 9:25pm during the week, with slightly shorter times throughout the weekends. The timetable does change depending on the season though so it’s worth double checking before you book your flights to Florida, especially if you land very early or late. Once you’ve booked your flights to Florida it’s worth choosing a hotel which provides free shuttle transfers to and from the airport as this can make your journey a lot easier. Lastly you can hire a car or take a taxi from outside of the airport however this will cost a lot more than the bus option available.

A car is the best way to get around Florida. Although some cities have public transportation, you need to check that it goes where you want to go and at convenient times. Driving is generally the best way to go from town to town and across the state. Depending on the distance, flying from one city to another may be a better option.

Florida is great for bicycling. Although biking in the cities isn’t recommended, there are bike paths along the coasts and long-distance trails in central Florida. Plus, Florida is flat: its highest point is 345 feet above sea level.

Tips for your stay in Florida

  • Miami goes cultural in early December. About 20 art fairs and other independent exhibits and performances lure serious collectors to mingle for a week with the locals in the city’s parks, trendy hotels, giant air-conditioned tents and private galleries
  • Snorkeling with manatees in Florida’s Crystal River, 75 miles north of Tampa, is like taking a bath with elephants, the closest land relative to these aquatic giants.
  • You can swim with the manatees in the Homosassa River and Blue Springson the Nature Coast of Florida (the inside curve of the western coast of the state). This area, along with the Crystal River, is home to the largest concentration of manatees in the world.
  • New Smyrna Beach,near Daytona, is quieter and has a 13 miles beach front. World-renowned as the “safest bathing beach” due to its offshore rock ledges that counteract dangerous undercurrents, it offers year-round deep sea fishing. South of New Smyrna lies the Canaveral National Seashore, which offers excellent swimming, bird watching and hiking.
  • There are several major-league fantasy camps in Florida. Each year fans take trips to Florida to play for their favorite team and mix with their heroes at spring-training facilities. Toronto Blue Jays’ spring training home is in Dunedin, 20 miles outside Tampa-St. Petersburg and about 5 miles from Clearwater.

Finding Flights from Florida

Whether you’re planning a multi-legged trip and Florida is just the first stop, or you call Tampa, Orlando or Miami home and you’re planning a vacation elsewhere, multiple airline carriers offer flights from Florida to destinations around the country and the world. Airlines that fly into the cities typically offer flights out, and these carriers include, Virgin Atlantic Airlines, Sun Country, JetBlue, Southwest and Lufthansa to name a few. Cheapflights is the ideal way to find the flight you’re looking for from Florida at the fare you desire.

No matter what Florida city you’re traveling from, you’ll want to arrive at the airport with enough time to make it through security and arrive at your gate before boarding. It’s always a good idea to check your flight’s status before you leave home, or the hotel, to ensure everything is on time.

Most major airports in Florida feature rental car returns on site at the terminal or a short free shuttle ride away, but you’ll want to plan ahead for possible backups at the return. When hiring a taxi, make sure the company is legitimate. This can be easily handled by checking with your departure airport’s ground transportation office.

What’s the weather like in Florida?

The southern end of the state is subtropical and the northern is warm and temperate. October through April is mild and humidity is low in Orlando and points south. Summer in central and southern Florida is hot and muggy with rain storms. Winter in northern Florida has generally mild days with temperatures in the 50’s.  It can snow and occasionally there is a hard frost, but the cold doesn’t last very long.  For all of Florida, the hurricane season is June to November, and there’s a high probability that big storms will come through.

How long is the flight to Florida?

Florida is home to dozens of airports with 21 commercial fields welcoming visitors from around the nation and the globe. How long your flight will take is dependent upon where you’re coming from and your destination. Flights from Chicago, IL, to Jacksonville, FL, take a little over two hours, and planes headed from Los Angeles to Miami are in the air for about five hours. If you’re traveling from Houston, TX, to Orlando, expect your trip to take 2.5 hours on average, and flights from New York City to Tampa are about 4 hours in length.

Which airlines fly to Florida?

Multiple major airlines fly into Florida’s major airports, including Delta, American Airlines, United and Spirit. International service is provided by KLM, Emirates and many other airlines. Search Cheapflights to find dates and times that fit your travel schedule on the airline of your choice.

What should you pack for a flight to Florida?

Check the weather before you start packing for your trip to Florida because temperatures can vary widely throughout the state. Northern cities, such as Tallahassee, can get bitter in the winter, meaning you’ll need a heavy coat and gloves. While the southern “tourist areas” are mild year round, the nights can get chilly in the late fall, winter and early spring, necessitating a light jacket or cardigan in your suitcase. Florida is known for its beaches, outdoor activities and sun, so pack your sunscreen and hat next to your bathing suit. Expect Central Florida to experience short bursts of rain throughout the afternoon hours on an almost-daily basis in the late summer and fall, and keep an umbrella in your carry-on so that you are prepared.

What are some things to do in Florida?

Florida is a rather larger state and is very popular with singles, couples and families looking to escape the colder climates of the north for a little of its famous sunshine. Amusement parks, beaches, resorts and even major leagues spring training facilities line the state’s coasts and of course, the state is home to Mickey Mouse at Walt Disney World and also The Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Orlando Resort. Cheapflights offers packages where you can combine air travel with accommodations and more. Traveling during off-peak seasons in the fall and early spring can help you save on the fun. Along with the major attractions in Central Florida, visitors also enjoy Busch Gardens in Tampa Bay, FL, which combines a zoo with thrill rides and fun attractions for children, and Legoland Florida, located at the site of the former Cypress Gardens. This one-of-a-kind park features famous buildings and tourist sites from around the world built with millions of the plastic bricks. Cruise along International Drive in Orlando, affectionately called “I Drive” by the locals, and enjoy delicious dining opportunities between checking out the wares of the multitude of souvenir stands. Spice up your Florida visit with a trip to Miami Beach and all of the sun-soaked entertainment it has to offer. Visit beautiful Vizcaya Museum and Gardens for a trip back to Miami’s original boom before strolling through pathways of gorgeous flora native to the area. Miami is also home to many of the major cruise companies and makes an amazing starting point for your week-long, or even afternoon, ocean adventure. Couples can work on their salsa steps in one of Miami’s sizzling nightclubs, where the beat goes on far into the night. Head further south to Florida’s southernmost point in the Florida Keys. Find your inner author at the Earnest Hemingway Home and Museum, or spend the afternoon at Harry S. Truman’s “Little White House,” a Naval home that has been used by many presidents but loved best by the 33rd President of the United States who used resided there for 6 months of his presidency.

Flights to Florida

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