New York JFK
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Airport transport information ↗A LITTLE LESS SEARCHING
New York airport choice depends on which borough you are staying in. Compare JFK and Newark transfers as part of the flight, especially if your visit is short or your arrival is late.
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MAKE THE JOURNEY COUNT
Times below are published examples, not calculated route averages. Connecting journey times include the stop. Services and schedules can change; confirm your exact dates with the airline.
| Route | Airline example | Journey time | Price information |
|---|---|---|---|
| London → New York | British AirwaysLHR → JFK · nonstop | 8h 10mAirline guide estimate | Compare dates for a quote |
COMPARE THE WHOLE COST
Compare a fare with your bag allowance and ground transfer included. Overnight returns also change the usable length of a break, so compare arrival dates rather than flight dates alone.
We do not yet have a comparable fare sample for a reliable average. Request a quote for your dates, cabin and baggage needs; a single advertised low fare would not tell you the average cost.
THE RIGHT ARRIVAL
JFK and Newark are distinct international gateways; Newark is in New Jersey. LaGuardia is another regional airport, but should not be assumed to offer the same UK services.
Compare AirTrain connections with onward rail or subway for your borough.
Airport transport information ↗In New Jersey: compare rail and road transfers against the location of your hotel.
Airport transport information ↗Relevant mainly to onward itineraries; check the actual airport when arranging a separate domestic flight.
Airport transport information ↗PICK YOUR SEASON
Choose a season around the trip you want. These are editorial planning windows informed by climate and visitor guidance; festivals and school holidays can change demand within each window.
Cold conditions follow the festive travel period and favour indoor sightseeing.
Why go: A useful window for museums and theatre.
Consider: Winter weather can complicate outdoor plans.
Warming weather gives more flexibility for parks and neighbourhood walks.
Why go: Combine indoor landmarks with longer outdoor days.
Consider: Conditions change considerably across this window.
Summer heat makes shade and indoor breaks useful, easing towards September.
Why go: Long days support exploring different boroughs.
Consider: Heat and humidity can make packed itineraries tiring.
Autumn colour gives way to a busy holiday calendar; December differs from a quiet winter break.
Why go: Seasonal scenery and festive events.
Consider: Popular holiday dates need separate budget checks.
| Month | Mean temperature | Precipitation | Cloud cover |
|---|---|---|---|
| January | 1.1°C | 99 mm | 62% |
| February | 1.4°C | 95 mm | 60% |
| March | 4.2°C | 113 mm | 60% |
| April | 9.1°C | 107 mm | 61% |
| May | 14.3°C | 101 mm | 63% |
| June | 19.9°C | 115 mm | 59% |
| July | 23.7°C | 114 mm | 54% |
| August | 23.7°C | 114 mm | 53% |
| September | 20.6°C | 97 mm | 51% |
| October | 14.9°C | 124 mm | 55% |
| November | 9.3°C | 101 mm | 57% |
| December | 4.5°C | 133 mm | 63% |
Modelled regional averages from NASA POWER, not a forecast or station measurement. Monthly precipitation is the mean daily rate multiplied by average month length across 2001–2025; it includes rain and snow water equivalent. Cloud cover does not measure sunshine hours.
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Airline-published London service and approximate journey time. This is a researched example, not a route-wide average or current availability.