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Sale - Manchester to New York (JFK) Direct Return flights October to mid March w/ 10kg hand luggage
Sale - Manchester to New York (JFK) Direct Return flights October to mid March w/ 10kg hand luggage
Sale - Manchester to New York (JFK) Direct Return flights October to mid March w/ 10kg hand luggage
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Posted 8 September 2023

Sale - Manchester to New York (JFK) Direct Return flights October to mid March w/ 10kg hand luggage

£339
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Aer Lingus have gone live with a sale, may suit those travelling from Manchester as typically the New York flight sales have been from London. Prices are £338/£339 return from Manchester to New York for the date period October until mid March and include 10kg hand luggage and flight meal.


Sale fares are as follows

  • Manchester to New York return £339
  • Manchester to Barbados return £379
  • Manchester to Orlando return £370.99



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Example Manchester to New York £337.34 return 3rd to 8th November



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What's included

  • Direct return flight from Manchester to New York JFK at lead price of £338/£339
  • 10kg/22lb carry-on bag
  • Complimentary meal





*Terms and Conditions

Flights from Manchester to the United States and Barbados are operated by Aer Lingus (U.K.) Limited. Fares are each way and include taxes, charges and admin fee, to be purchased as a return ticket. Saturday night stay required. United States travel from 01 October 2023 until 13 March 2024. Barbados travel from 01 November 2023 until 13 March 2024. Book by 18 September 2023. All prices are subject to terms and conditions and are subject to availability. Limited availability during holidays and special events.


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Edited by Chanchi32, 8 September 2023
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  1. SaymynameSaymyname's avatar
    Would love to visit NY, but what puts me off going to NY is the service charge when dining out
    Reena7's avatar
    I'm being completely serious here, just go to McDonalds and other big fast food chains. Not only is it fun to see the alternative menus to the UK but also really good value plus NO TIP REQUIRED

    For example, you could go to McDonalds in TImes Square. get a really cheap meal for everyone (with no tip) then sit by the window upstairs for probably one of the best views in Manhattan watching the world go by in Times Square. If you want another drink, get it delivered to you epic view table...

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  2. SeamusO's avatar
    Was in NY few months back and it is unbelievably expensive. Also, the constant stink of weed everywhere combined with the stench from the sewers/underground is pretty nauseating especially if it is warm. Still enjoyed my trip but won't be rushing back.
    Player_One's avatar
    I think if people don't know where the good cheap places to eat are I agree with you.
    I go once per month for work and can find healthy good food for around $9-10 each time.

    Granted the Pret next to my office charges $8.99 for the Chicken & Avo sandwich that the UK does for about 3.50.

    Its all about just knowing where to go. I can drink $25 cocktails in rooftop bars if I want, Or I can take you to a dive bar in Manhattan that sells $5 Budweisers which are 1 Litre.

    Its like any city, just avoid the tourist hotspots and its a delightful city.
  3. blahblahblah1234's avatar
    Do I have to go for the full 5 months?
    A long time to survive with 10kg of hand luggage. (edited)
    Sadiqul_Kadir's avatar
    I'm sure you can get away with 11kg?
  4. Flapjackdoodoo's avatar
    Didn’t know there was another airport in Sale
    michaelgell's avatar
    It's next to Hale
  5. Tony_AllenVqq's avatar
    I've been several times and I'm going again at the end of the month, it's only expensive if you choose to got to pricey venues - there are plenty of places you can eat which are on par with what you pay over here.

    it is true about accomadation, unless you get a deal to visit in the less appealing months then hotels are crazy. I would say an airbnb in Queens would have been doable. But the recent rulings has killed that.
    Sami24's avatar
    How do uou get around the recent rule changes then? We stayed in brooklyn Airbnb last time but what would we do for next time? Hotels are too expensive
  6. neilljj's avatar
    Plenty of benches in Central Park to sleep on if you're on a budget...
  7. CarloRivera's avatar
    Shame Aerlingus don't do London to NY. Much nicer flight than ba or Virgin!
  8. cheekchap's avatar
    A few days ago a NY State judge threw out Airbnb NYC appeal, hosts have to rent over 30 days to someone or have guests live with the host in same apartment. Plenty of cheap places to eat, with a bit of knowhow & planning. (edited)
    ronin13's avatar
    Hi. Do you have any recommendations. NYC is very expensive and I'm looking for hints n tips
  9. Elis_Wedley's avatar
    Very good deal, my only thing would be that aer lingus service has gone shocking. Delayed flights and cancellation happening much more often
  10. freddyfender's avatar
    thought it was this for a minute

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    ......with the decimal point in the wrong place (edited)
  11. sdot's avatar
    How much is extra luggage?
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