JFK–LHRNew York to London
The most heavily served transatlantic corridor, with overnight eastbound departures from JFK, Newark and LaGuardia connections.
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Six corridors our agents price constantly, so they know which carriers are worth the connection and which fares are about to move. Any route not listed, just ask.
JFK–LHRThe most heavily served transatlantic corridor, with overnight eastbound departures from JFK, Newark and LaGuardia connections.
JFK–CDGNon-stop into Charles de Gaulle year round, with Orly reachable on one-stop routings that are often materially cheaper.
JFK–FCOSeasonal non-stops into Fiumicino from spring through autumn, with year-round one-stop options via the major European hubs.
ORD–DXBUltra-long-haul non-stop, or one-stop via Europe where the fare difference is often worth the extra hours in transit.
MIA–CUNShort hop with heavy competition and wide fare spreads. Baggage rules vary sharply between carriers on this route.
LAX–NRTNon-stop to Narita and Haneda. Haneda sits far closer to central Tokyo, which is worth more than a small fare saving.
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