Cheap flights from Texas (TX) to New York (NYC)

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From Texas to New York

Everything may be bigger in Texas, but New York City contains multitudes. The city population of 8.5 million is larger than Houston, Dallas, Austin and San Antonio combined. New York is home to the nation's biggest theater scene and largest art museum, the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The world's largest stock market is here - and so is the best pizza, along with a thriving music scene, canonized literary establishment and more restaurants than you could visit in a lifetime, which at last count totaled 24,000.

How popular is this flight route?

Flights from Texas to New York have been viewed 119 times in the past calendar month.

What are the most popular airlines that fly from Texas to New York?

Major Airline, Endeavor Airlines and JetBlue are the most popular airlines when flying from Texas to New York.

What are the most popular routes from Texas to New York?

Most travelers choose Dallas/Fort Worth - New York LaGuardia, Dallas/Fort Worth - Newark or Dallas/Fort Worth - New York John F Kennedy Intl when deciding on the best route from Texas to New York.

What are the cheapest Flights from Texas to New York?

Looking for the cheapest flight from Texas to New York? While on average our users pay $307, our data indicates the cheapest price to be $56. The most popular route (Dallas/Fort Worth - New York LaGuardia), is priced around $113.

What are the most reliable airlines from Texas to New York?

Looking for the most reliable airlines to get you to your destination on time? Our data shows these are most likely to get you from Texas to New York on time: Cathay Pacific(100%), Malaysia Airlines(100%), LATAM Airlines Brasil(91%.)

What days are nonstop flights available from Texas to New York?

Days when nonstop flights are available for this flight are: Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday.

How long is the flight from Texas to New York City?

Flying direct from Texas to New York City takes just over four hours, depending on your departure city. Nonstop flights from Dallas and Houston are as short as three and a half hours, while the fastest flight from El Paso to NYC is closer to six hours.

Which airlines operate flights from Texas to New York City?

American Airlines, Delta, United Airlines and Southwest provide service to New York City from Texas's major airports, including Dallas, Houston, Austin and San Antonio. Travelers leaving from Houston have the most options, with jetBlue, Spirit, Virgin America, Alaska Airlines and Sun County also flying the route.

How frequent are flights between Texas and New York City?

Over 500 flights land in New York City every day from one of Texas's many airports. The busiest routes depart from Dallas and Houston, with around 80 daily flights leaving from each city.

Which airports serve Texas to New York City?

Texas has over twenty commercial airports. Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport is the largest, serving over 64 million passengers a year. The George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston is the second largest, with the airports in Austin and San Antonio following behind. New York City is served by the John F. Kennedy International Airport and the LaGuardia Airport. New Yorkers can also fly out of the Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey.

Which direct flight route between Texas and New York City is cheapest?

Depart from Dallas for the cheapest non-stop flight to NYC. Spirit and Delta are neck and neck to offer the lowest prices, and savvy travelers can book on a Tuesday or Wednesday to save even more. Direct flights from Houston to NYC usually aren't much more, and Spirit has the best deals. New York is powered by passion, so leave behind prescribed itineraries and follow what you love. Watch a Tony Award-winning musical, catch a Yankees game or splurge on a Michelin-starred restaurant. Some of the city's brightest gems are free, including gallery hopping in Chelsea, Shakespeare in the Park, walking across the Brooklyn Bridge, and the New York Philharmonic summer concert series in Central Park. Don't bother sampling dishes that you know Texas does better, such as breakfast burritos, but do try foods you can't easily find back home, whether it's a knish, Vietnamese sandwich, Chinese beef jerky or a freshly baked New York bagel. Use our smart search engine to sort through over 500 daily flights from Texas to New York City and find the cheapest fare that fits your travel dates.