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London (LGW) to New York (JFK) Return Flight with checked luggage 23kg - Jan / Feb / March dates - £257 (Jet Blue) via Skyscanner
London (LGW) to New York (JFK) Return Flight with checked luggage 23kg - Jan / Feb / March dates - £257 (Jet Blue) via Skyscanner
London (LGW) to New York (JFK) Return Flight with checked luggage 23kg - Jan / Feb / March dates - £257 (Jet Blue) via Skyscanner
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Posted 12 January 2023

London (LGW) to New York (JFK) Return Flight with checked luggage 23kg - Jan / Feb / March dates - £257 (Jet Blue) via Skyscanner

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Some more cheap direct return flights with Jet Blue, these ones are to New York from London Gatwick with January, February and March dates available. This includes one piece of checked luggage (23kg). Skyscanner gives various travel providers that you can book through from around £257 once you go through to the providers site. Check any entry requirements.


There are various dates but some sample dates below, prices include 1 checked baggage of 23kg

Sample dates January

  • 19th to 24th Jan
  • 20th to 26th Jan
  • 23rd to 29th Jan
  • 24th to 30th Jan

Sample dates February

  • 3rd to 7th Feb
  • 5th to 13th Feb
  • 7th to 13th Feb
  • 14th to 19th Feb
  • 15th to 20th Feb
  • 16th to 24th Feb
  • 20th to 27th Feb

Sample dates March

  • 2nd to 7th March
  • 3rd to 9th March
  • 5th to 12th March
  • 14th to 20th March
  • 22nd to 28th March


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  1. thisisnadim's avatar
    I just got booked with Travel Trolley -. Rang up Travel Up and Travel Trolley to check their customer service. Travel up first hung up and the second time didn't answer - Travel Trolley picked up within 2 rings and answered my basic questions. It was just a test to see how well they respond.

    Also went to the Jet Blue website it was nearly £100 more.

    Anyways, as soon as I booked with Travel Trolley, within an hour got my Airline Ref number and e-ticket. Went to Jet Blue's website, chose my seats (for free), and filled in my documentation.

    My experience was pretty good if this helps.
  2. JAMESBOND_007's avatar
    Do I need visa to go, and how much is it?
  3. futura's avatar
    Good deal, though useless for anyone who has been to Cuba on holiday
    Fergie069's avatar
    Is there a time limit on any Cuba trips?

    I ask as I've been to various parts of the USA numerous times on holiday (i.e. 2005, 2010, 2012, 2017, 2019) and was in Cuba in 2002 for a holiday, and it was never mentioned.

    Updated: just had a quick google on this as it only applies if you've visited Cuba from 2011 onwards. (edited)
  4. deleted48909's avatar
    The headline fares don't seem to available direct from the airline which means you are forced into booking via an agent which is never a good idea.
    Petrolnut's avatar
    Just for future reference why not? I've bought most of my flights through agents and never had a problem. (Fingers crossed 🤞)
  5. bigbadwolves's avatar
    Even colder than here!
    dbuk2000's avatar
    End of March wont be too bad. Should be reaching 15c on a good day
  6. George_Sar's avatar
    unfortunately US still don't welcome everyone...
    Franzkill's avatar
    Was that suppose to be some sort of belated Trump joke? :/
  7. 22copperfield1's avatar
    JFK is a absolute nightmare
    Naqvi's avatar
    The only issue I had was the 45minute que at immigration. Apart from this, it was pretty smooth sailing with the option of jumping on the train straight from the airport.
  8. cheekchap's avatar
    Thanks for posting
  9. psd99's avatar
    Nice thanks
    Fancy a trip to NY
  10. stokerej's avatar
    Got to say, we were really impressed with Jetblue. Flew from Miami up to New York, brand new plane, efficient staff, nothing too much trouble. You won't be disappointed
  11. ivotedyes's avatar
    OH desperate to go to NY but i have a chronic health condition which limits my ability to sit upright for up to 8-10 hours (av flight time from uk). Therefore i need access to a seat that doesn't just recline but goes completely flat. Then pain can subside n back recover after a few hours
    I'm stumped as to where to start looking for info?. So wondered if any lively hukdrs had any suggestions how/where i might able to get info on any possible options 4 me. And the cheapest!!!! Appreciated! (edited)
    chineseJohn's avatar
    Collect Avios, use them to redeem a business seat.
  12. Jimathon's avatar
    Thinking about going for the first time and as a solo traveler what’s the best accommodation?

    Appreciate any help
    MOCHAA's avatar
    It's ALL expensive and I've used both hotels and Air BnB. There's no shortage of choice but accept the fact it'll be pricey.

    I was offered a bed in a 'dormitory for Chinese workers' for $1 a night when I missed my return flight but politely declined and ended up in a relative's front room for $45 instead! (edited)
  13. bob092322's avatar
    You will need a mortgage to go New York, family of 4 cost us £8k all together for 5 days
    MOCHAA's avatar
    You must have been 'living it large' to spend that much in 5 days! Yes it's expensive and the weak pound doesn't help but you can do a week for a sensible (sort of) amount.........
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