American Airlines
AA101
FlyMole09:00
JFK
New York
6h 30m
15:30
LHR
London
$315
per person
1 seats left!

JFK → LHR · United Kingdom
$389
Cheapest fare
~7h
Flight time
8+
Airlines
5
Direct flights
American Airlines
AA101
FlyMole09:00
JFK
New York
6h 30m
15:30
LHR
London
$315
per person
1 seats left!
British Airways
BA178
FlyMole19:45
JFK
New York
7h 10m
via London
02:55
LHR
London
$377
per person
5 seats left!
Delta Air Lines
DL409
FlyMole15:30
JFK
New York
6h 30m
22:00
LHR
London
$449
per person
1 seats left!
United Airlines
UA144
FlyMole06:00
JFK
New York
7h 22m
via London
13:22
LHR
London
$423
per person
2 seats left!
Lufthansa
LH401
FlyMole13:15
JFK
New York
7h 7m
via London
20:22
LHR
London
$411
per person
4 seats left!
Emirates
EK208
FlyMole09:00
JFK
New York
7h 3m
16:03
LHR
London
$353
per person
3 seats left!
Qatar Airways
QR700
FlyMole20:45
JFK
New York
7h 18m
04:03
LHR
London
$367
per person
4 seats left!
Virgin Atlantic
VS025
FlyMole17:30
JFK
New York
6h 50m
00:20
LHR
London
$390
per person
The New York (JFK) to London (LHR) route is one of the most popular international routes. The average flight time is approximately 7 hours.
Typical fares for economy class start from $389.
American Airlines, British Airways, Delta Air Lines, United Airlines, Lufthansa, Emirates, Qatar Airways, Virgin Atlantic and more operate this route.
Traveling from New York to London is a popular choice for both business and leisure travelers. The typical flight duration for direct flights between these two vibrant cities is around 7 to 8 hours. Generally, the best time to book a flight to London is during the shoulder seasons of spring (April to June) and fall (September to November). During these months, the weather is pleasant, and you'll find fewer crowds and potentially lower airfares. Several major airlines operate on this route, including British Airways, American Airlines, and Virgin Atlantic, offering a mix of comfort and services. For optimal convenience, consider flying from John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK), which has numerous direct flights to London Heathrow (LHR) and Gatwick (LGW), the two main airports serving London. If your itinerary includes a layover, keep in mind that some airports, like Dublin and Reykjavik, can be popular stopover points. These layovers may offer a chance to explore another city en route, but ensure you have adequate time between flights to navigate customs and security. Overall, planning your travel thoughtfully can enhance your experience as you journey from the hustle of New York to the charm of London.