- Airlines will always try to sit children with their parents (subject to check-in)
- Some airlines will allow travel for unaccompanied minors. Please email us to check.
- The fare is based on the child's age on the date of travel.
- More detailed information can be found here Traveling with children
- Most airlines will let infants travel with their parent(s) for free. However some airlines will charge up to 10% of the adult ticket price. Click on 'Price Breakdown' to find out more.
- If you are pregnant, but due before the flight departure date, please contact us once your baby is born and has a name. We can then add him/her to your ticket.
- Infants will not be given a seat. The airlines expect parents to travel with them on their lap.
- Airlines regard infants as being under 24 months old.
- The fare is based on the child's age on the date of travel.
- More detailed information can be found here Traveling with children
One Way Flights to New York
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One Way Flights to New York
Looking for great deals on one-way flights to New York and not sure where to start? With Alternative Airlines, we've created a guide that shows you how to book one-way flights to New York, as well as reasons why you should consider booking one-way tickets to New York and which airlines and airports you should use.
One-way flights to New York are tickets that let you fly to New York without having a return date booked. Booking one-way flights to New York is popular for several reasons such as permanent relocation or for the freedom to be flexible with return dates. Booking a one-way flight to New York means you can stay for as long as you wish without having to worry about a return date!
Why Fly One Way to New York
New York, described as the "city that never sleeps", is a city where there is always something to do - you definitely won't be able to experience all that New York has to offer in just a one or two-week trip. It's a hub for all things to do with art, culture, diversity and food; it's safe to say there is something for everyone in New York. The best times to visit New York are April to June and November to December - it doesn't get too hot or too cold and is enjoyable all year round.
There are two major airports that you can fly to for your one-way flights to New York - these are John F. Kennedy International Airport and Newark Liberty International Airport. Both airports are hubs for major airlines in the US, including United Airlines, American Airlines and Delta Air Lines.
John F. Kennedy International Airport
John F. Kennedy International Airport commonly referred to as JFK, is the primary international airport serving New York City. Over 90 airlines operate from this airport including American Airlines and Delta Air Lines, both of which operate an extensive network of international and domestic flights to/within the US.
Newark International Airport
Newark Liberty International Airport is an international airport based in New Jersey and is the second-busiest airport in the New York airport system. It's currently a hub for United Airlines - a major US carrier that operates flights both internationally and domestically in the US.
How to Book One Way Flights to New York
It's really easy to book one-way flights to New York when you book through Alternative Airlines! Our step-by-step guide below will show you how to book your one-way tickets to New York from any departure airport that suits you!
STEP 1
Firstly, find our search form at the top of the page and select the 'one-way' button if you're planning to book a one-way flight with no return date. Fill in your departure and arrival airports - in this example, we'll be flying one-way to New York-JFK. You'll also need to fill in how many passengers will be flying and the cabin class you'd prefer to fly in. Hit the 'Search Flights' button to proceed!
STEP 2
After the search results have loaded, you'll see all of the available one-way routes to New York from your chosen departure city. If you have a particular airline in mind that you'd prefer to fly with, you can use the 'Airline' filter (e.g., select United Airlines to show all one-way flights to New York operated by United). Other filters are available too such as picking the time you want to depart/arrive and the currency you want to use.
STEP 3
Once you've found the most suitable flight for you, hit the 'Confirm Selection' button to proceed to payment. You can secure your one-way flight to New York by using many different ways to pay that we offer on our site. These include Buy Now Pay Later plans (such as Klarna and Afterpay), cryptocurrencies (such as Bitcoin and Ethereum) and virtual wallets (such as Apple Pay and Cash App Pay).
Use our search form at the top of the page to begin your search for one-way flights to New York.
Popular One Way Routes to New York
Flying on a one-way ticket to New York is incredibly popular in many major cities across the globe, including London and Paris. Listed below are the busiest routes that airlines operate when flying one way to New York-JFK.
London ✈ to New York
Paris ✈ to New York
Mexico City ✈ to New York
Amsterdam ✈ to New York
Madrid ✈ to New York
Airlines Flying One Way to New York
At Alternative Airlines, we have over 650 airlines for you to choose from when you book your flights through our site. The airlines listed below operate frequent one-way flights to New York-JFK.
AIRLINES | ONE-WAY FLIGHTS FROM |
Aer Lingus | Dublin, Manchester, Shannon |
Aerolíneas Argentinas | Buenos Aires |
Aeroméxico | Mexico City |
Air Canada | Calgary, Toronto, Vancouver, Halifax, Montréal, Ottawa |
Air Europa | Madrid |
Air France | Paris |
Air India | Delhi, Mumbai |
Air New Zealand | Auckland |
Air Senegal | Dakar |
Air Serbia | Belgrade |
Alaska Airlines | Los Angeles, Portland, San Diego, San Francisco, Seattle |
Allegiant Air | Asheville, Cincinnati, Des Moines, Destin/Fort Walton Beach, Grand Rapids, Savannah |
All Nippon Airways | Tokyo |
American Airlines & American Eagle |
Austin, Barcelona, Boston, Buenos Aires, Chicago, Las Vegas, London, Los Angeles, Madrid, Mexico City, Miami, Paris, Phoenix, Tel Aviv, Rome and many more |
Asiana Airlines | Seoul |
Austrian Airlines | Vienna |
Avianca | Bogotá, Cali, Cartagena, Medellín, Pereira, San José de Costa Rica, Guayaquil, Guatemala City, San Salvador |
Azores Airlines | Funchal, Ponta Delgada |
British Airways | London |
Brussels Airlines | Brussels |
Cape Air | Saranac Lake |
Caribbean Airlines | Barbados, Georgetown, Kingston, Montego Bay, Port of Spain, St.Vincent, Tobago |
Cathay Pacific | Hong Kong |
Cayman Airways | Grand Cayman |
China Airlines | Taipei |
China Eastern Airlines | Shanghai |
China Southern Airlines | Guangzhou |
Condor | Frankfurt |
Copa Airlines | Panama City |
Delta Air Lines & Delta Connection |
Amsterdam, Athens, Atlanta, Berlin, Brussels, Denver, Frankfurt, Honolulu, Las Vegas, London, Madrid, Milan, Orlando, Paris, Rome, San Francisco, Stockholm, Tel Aviv, Zurich and many more |
EgyptAir | Cairo |
El Al | Tel Aviv |
Elite Airways | St. Augustine, Vero Beach |
Emirates | Athens, Dubai, Milan |
Ethiopian Airlines | Addis Ababa, Lomé |
Etihad Airways | Abu Dhabi |
EVA Air | Taipei |
Finnair | Helsinki |
Flair Airlines | Toronto |
French Bee | Paris |
Hawaiian Airlines | Honolulu |
Iberia | Madrid |
Icelandair | Reykjavik |
ITA Airways | Milan, Rome |
Japan Airlines | Tokyo |
JetBlue | Aruba, Atlanta, Barbados, Bermuda, Boston, Chicago, Denver, Las Vegas, London, Miami, New Orleans, Orlando, Phoenix, San Francisco, Seattle, Vancouver and many more |
Kenya Airways | Nairobi |
KLM | Amsterdam |
Korean Air | Seoul |
Kuwait Airways | Kuwait City |
La Compagnie | Milan, Paris |
LATAM | São Paulo, Lima, Santiago de Chile |
Level | Barcelona |
LOT Polish Airlines | Budapest, Warsaw |
Lufthansa | Frankfurt, Munich |
Neos | Milan |
Norse Atlantic Airways | Berlin, London, Oslo |
Philippine Airlines | Manila |
Porter Airlines | Toronto |
Qantas | Auckland, Sydney |
Qatar Airways | Doha |
Royal Air Maroc | Casablanca |
Royal Jordanian | Amman |
Saudia | Jeddah, Riyadh |
Scandinavian Airlines | Copenhagen, Oslo, Stockholm |
Singapore Airlines | Frankfurt, Singapore |
Spirit Airlines | Atlanta, Austin, Houston, Indianapolis, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Miami, New Orleans, Orlando, Pittsburgh and many more |
Sun Country Airlines | Minneapolis |
SWISS | Geneva, Zurich |
TAP Air Portugal | Lisbon, Porto |
Turkish Airlines | Istanbul |
United Airlines & United Express |
Amsterdam, Atlanta, Berlin, Cape Town, Dubai, Frankfurt, Hong Kong, Lisbon, London, Madrid, Miami, Orlando, Paris, San Francisco, Seattle, Tokyo, Zurich and many more |
Uzbekistan Airways | Tashkent |
Virgin Atlantic | London |
VivaAerobús | Mexico City |
Volaris | Guadalajara, San José de Costa Rica, San Salvador |
WestJet | Calgary |
Why Book One Way Flights
There are many reasons why travellers book one-way tickets instead of round-trip tickets:
Cheaper Flights
To save money, many travellers book two separate one-way tickets instead of a return ticket as these tend to be cheaper. Round-trip flights can often be expensive depending on the airline you're flying with and the destinations you're flying to.
Greater Flexibility
Booking a one-way ticket means you can fly back home whenever you wish! You can be super flexible with a one-way ticket and spend as long as you need wherever you're flying to, but when you feel like you want to return home or back to where you first departed, all you need to do is book a one-way ticket back! Spend days, weeks or even months in your holiday destination with a one-way flight!
Relocation
One-way tickets are perfect for those looking to permanently relocate to another city or country. Moving abroad can be stressful and you might not know whether you need to return back to your original departure city or not to tie up any loose ends. Return tickets are very restrictive in this context whereas with one-way flights you can fly back on any day of your choice, especially if it's a last-minute booking!
One Way Flights to New York
FAQs
Where can I book one-way flights to New York?
Book your one-way flights to New York at Alternative Airlines! Our helpful step-by-step guide from earlier shows you how to use our flight search tool to search for all available one-way flights to New York based on your search criteria. We have many filters that you can apply to your search so you have no trouble finding the best one-way New York flight for you.
For peace of mind, you can add security to your booking with our Cancellation Protection and Lost Baggage Insurance service, only when you book through Alternative Airlines!
Can I book one-way flights to New York and pay later?
Of course! When you search for one-way flights to New York with Alternative Airlines, you can spread the cost of your ticket over time when paying with one of the many flexible pay-later methods we offer at checkout. Some of the most popular plans we offer include Afterpay, Klarna, Affirm and Laybuy, among several others. These plans let you split the cost of your ticket up into instalments that can be paid back over a weekly, bi-weekly or monthly basis (depending on the plan you've chosen).
Are one-way flights to New York expensive?
One-way tickets to ANY destination can be both cheap or expensive, but it mostly depends on the airline you choose to fly with. If you're aiming to book cheap one-way flights to New York, we suggest flying with low-cost airlines such as JetBlue, Spirit Airlines, Allegiant Air, Sun Country Airlines, Eurowings and Volaris. One-way tickets are often expensive if you're flying a route to New York that isn't regularly operated (e.g. from Auckland or Lomé. Booking two separate one-way flight bookings can sometimes be cheaper than booking a single return ticket.
What is the difference between one-way and round-trip flights?
One-way flights let you fly from one destination to another without a return flight being booked. A round-trip flight, also known as a return flight, is when you fly from one destination to another and return back to your original departure city at a later date (e.g., flying from Mexico City to New York and flying back from New York to Mexico City a week later).
Do I need a visa for one-way flights to New York?
This depends entirely on where you're travelling from and how long you plan to stay in New York, USA. Travel visas are official documents that let a foreign traveller visit and stay in a particular country for a set amount of time. Foreign travellers from certain countries can stay in the USA for tourism or business without a travel visa for up to 90 days thanks to the Visa Waiver Program.
Please read our guide on travel visas if you are looking to relocate to New York or stay for a long period of time. We also recommend carrying out your own research on visa requirements that you'll need to follow.