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Direct London (LGW) to New York (JFK) Return Flights with 23kg checked luggage - Mid May Dates - £256 (Jet Blue) @ Skyscanner
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Posted 7 May 2023

Direct London (LGW) to New York (JFK) Return Flights with 23kg checked luggage - Mid May Dates - £256 (Jet Blue) @ Skyscanner

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Noticed there were some cheap return flights to New York towards the end of May, for about £256.

Sample dates:
13th - 15th May
19th - 29th May
20th - 29th May
21st - 29th May
22nd - 29th May
23rd - 29th May
25th - 29th May

You can use the Skyscanner calendar, in the get deal link, look for those around £125 one way.
Prices include 1* 23kg Checked Luggage
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  1. maxwalters360's avatar
    maxwalters360
    USA is finally dropping ALL Covid entry requirements on 12th May too. 
    Kkay293's avatar
    Kkay293
    Best news ever
  2. Fozzy-90's avatar
    Fozzy-90
    I’ve flown with Jet Blue to New York from Gatwick
    In March.

    The Flight, Inflight entertainment, Food and snacks are great and also plenty of leg room, I would 100% use them again

    Don’t forget the free booze and soft drinks 🍺 (edited)
    MangoVango's avatar
    MangoVango
    Free Booze?
  3. y-so-izi's avatar
    y-so-izi
    Are they still mandating their covie jab before entry?
    maxwalters360's avatar
    maxwalters360
    No. Lifting all restrictions on 12th of May 🙌🏻
  4. mRActivate8's avatar
    mRActivate8
    Great for those individuals and couples with no kids njoy these prices while you can as for us we will never get deals like this while kids on break.
    Connor_Wattam's avatar
    Connor_Wattam
    Loads of Durex deals get posted on here to avoid situations like these
  5. Shandally1's avatar
    Shandally1
    Wait til you see the hotel prices though
    philjstephenson's avatar
    philjstephenson
    And then add on the bull resort fees, extra taxes and factor in the 250 dollar cash mandatory deposit they demand.. NY are ripping punters off big time these days
  6. Envx's avatar
    Envx
    50129809-W9aTy.jpgThe view from the top of the empire state building at night, is one of the most unreal moments in life you'll ever have. Also equally impressive is the view from the top of the rockerfella centre over central park.

    I recommend anyone who goes to squeeze their budget and get a helicopter ride from the dock. You get to fly around the statue of liberty and Manhatten in a glass bottom chopper it's mental lol.
    thetreelogger's avatar
    thetreelogger
    give empire state a miss- summit OV is miles better.

    As for the helicopters, numerous deaths over the years and an absolute nuisance to locals. Avoid at all costs and save yourself £400.
  7. girag1847's avatar
    girag1847
    last time I was there a few years ago, I bought a 3 day New York pass which allows you entry (fast track) to many places ,plus a 2.5 hours Manhattan cruise and bike hire to ride inside central park .. it is possible to go there on a budget if you do a bit of search for cheaper hotels outside Manhattan and use the subway to move about
    .. there are local pizza places in Manhattan which are very nice and good value , I had a great time there and never felt less safe than where I live in west London (edited)
  8. deleted2800374's avatar
    Anonymous User
    dhs.gov/new…als

    DHS Statement on the Lifting of Title 19 Requirements
    Beginning May 12, 2023, DHS will no longer require non-U.S. travelers entering the United States via land ports of entry and ferry terminals to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 and provide related proof of vaccination upon request. DHS intends to rescind these Title 19 travel restrictions in alignment with the end of the Public Health Emergency and the termination of the Presidential Proclamation on air travel.
  9. Shakattack's avatar
    Shakattack
    Exchange rate kills any gains
  10. Connor_99999's avatar
    Connor_99999
    Went here not too long ago, while the sights were great, we definitely paid for it in the hidden hotel taxes. We stayed at a nice place but the amount of crazy/mental people around the streets was enough to make my partner feel uneasy. It was great to get off the BucketList but would avoid in future.
    Cheesegraham's avatar
    Cheesegraham
    That was all part of the fun of nyc
  11. innocent's avatar
    innocent
    "Start spreading the news
    I'm leaving today
    I want to be a part of it
    New York, New York…"
  12. AjayPatel's avatar
    AjayPatel
    It's all good but a freebie should come with deal maybe a bullet proof jacket
  13. bigpappa's avatar
    bigpappa
    It's a tick box exercise, I've been ,way way better cities in the US.

    It's impossible stuffy in the summer heat. (edited)
  14. BargainBasementBill's avatar
    BargainBasementBill
    My mates just come back.
    Never again he said
    "Bloody expensive and you get ripped everywhere you go"
    The exchange rate is horrendous. Alright if you have got a few bob to throw away.
  15. snoopy88's avatar
    snoopy88
    Great deal but would be nice to get a deal including a decent hotel.
    Envx's avatar
    Envx
    Virgin do some great deals from time to time so worth keeping an eye out.
  16. Cheesegraham's avatar
    Cheesegraham
    The most amazing city on earth
    Abdul_Meshwari's avatar
    Abdul_Meshwari
    Much more room to move around now. The population has plummeted the last year or two. mass migration.
  17. tom6195's avatar
    tom6195
    Anything from Heathrow?
    Rmcstar's avatar
    Rmcstar Author
    Didn't see many, most were from Gatwick. BA sometimes does it for like £330 from Heathrow (not at the moment though)
  18. AceDeck's avatar
    AceDeck
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    Rmcstar's avatar
    Rmcstar Author
    I would usually agree with that, but in this case it's more than £100 more booking direct
  19. Ian_Silva's avatar
    Ian_Silva
    Do you still need to provide proof of Vax and negative test to enter the US?
    Rmcstar's avatar
    Rmcstar Author
    No, from the 12th May
  20. Joanna_K's avatar
    Joanna_K
    Shame I'm from NYC and my parents live there but my passport is expired and won't make it for these dates. Gutted BC my dad just had skin cancer removed
    Rmcstar's avatar
    Rmcstar Author
    There may be similar sub £300 popping up every now and then. Always worth a look
  21. A_H2020's avatar
    A_H2020
    What are some things to do in New York? Gonna go in the summer but don't know many places
  22. sansom10's avatar
    sansom10
    Looks like the prices have gone back up . Shame as I was about to cancel my United flights for similar dates @ £460! (edited)
  23. Bengali.Gangsta's avatar
    Bengali.Gangsta
    Do we need to apply for any visa to visit new york with our UK passport or we're fine? (edited)
    apjashley1's avatar
    apjashley1
    Yes, ESTA at least 72hrs before
  24. saajan_12's avatar
    saajan_12
    Can you force skyscanner to only show results with 1 checked bag?
    girag1847's avatar
    girag1847
    as far as I know they don't have that option on their search menu !
  25. TygerTyger's avatar
    TygerTyger
    Great price!

    Been a few times - most recently last September.

    The city still has a certain energy and if you're never been it will be quite exciting for sure. I was sad to see so many forgotten and homeless people around on my last trip ... it is a really hard city. Blood expensive as well with the crappy rates.

    The High Line is well worth doing if you do go - a break from the madness at street level.
  26. iGlad's avatar
    iGlad
    I’ve been there many times thoroughly enjoyed it but that was about 10 years ago. If you’ve never been then you should definitely add it to your bucket list. Alas I can’t see myself ever visiting again as I have so much of the rest of the world I want to see.
    ChampionshipManager's avatar
    ChampionshipManager
    I doubt it's changed in 10 years. New York is like being in the 80s.
  27. djtezz's avatar
    djtezz
    not finding these prices anymore
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