A lot of the buzz worthy flight deals involve connections, and while saving money is great, saving time can be even better. Why not have both? SkyTeam and Star Alliance have some awesome business class flight deals from European cities like Dublin to New York, with the option of connections on Air France , Lufthansa and KLM, or direct flights on Delta. These deals won’t last long, so here’s how to snag one and jet off to NYC in style…
Whether you’re Star Alliance or SkyTeam, there are some hot deals right now to New York City, which allow travel in arguably the best time of year. Having the option of direct flights or connections means you can make this as cheap and speedy or as long and cheap as you wish, depending on your level of flying nerd.
The next best deals are about £150 more, from Berlin, Prague or Gothenburg.
The Dates You Can Travel To New York
You can travel any time you want – but if you want to take advantage of these prices, you’ll need to focus on travel between late July -think like 27th – through the end of December 2020. Yes, those pesky holiday flights are on sale too for a change! The very lowest prices are in August, but every month is within a few bucks.
To make things easy, search for trips of at least one week, like Sunday to Sunday, etc. You can find shorter trips, but you’ll pay more. Longer is totally fine, so if that’s what you need – have at it…
It’s never easy to tell how long these deals will last, since they can be pulled any time, but that’s the good thing about them being to the USA. All flights to the USA offers 24 hours from the time you book to cancel risk free, so it’s better to book and get in than to miss out. We’ve made super easy to use links from each city, so that you can just change the dates and find something rad, like…
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