New York → Seville flights

JFK–Seville fares cluster near $331 — book with some confidence

Key takeaways

• Median fare sits at $331, a solid benchmark for this route
• Middle half of fares ranged from $315 to $343 — a fairly tight band
• Cheapest fares bottomed out at $315, with highs stretching to $383
• 22% spread between low and high suggests moderate, not extreme, fare swings
• Data covers 21 of the last 30 days — a reasonably solid sample for this route

30-day price trend

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The full picture

Fares from JFK to Seville show a median of $331 across 21 of the last 30 days we sampled, with most observed prices falling in a relatively tight band between $315 (p25) and $343 (p75). That clustering suggests that on most days, travelers can expect to pay something close to the median rather than encountering wild swings. The overall spread — from a low of $315 to a high of $383 — comes out to 22%, which counts as a moderate range: enough to make shopping around worthwhile, but not so volatile that timing becomes the dominant factor in what you pay.

We don't have booking-window data showing how fares move as departure approaches — only a snapshot across the last 30 days — so we can't say whether prices typically soften 3 weeks out versus 3 months out for this specific route. What we can say is that the current sample shows fares holding fairly close to $331 most of the time, with occasional higher outliers near $383 that look like exceptions rather than the norm. If your search turns up something at or below the $315–$343 range, that's a good sign you're near the low end of what this route has shown recently.

We don't have enough visibility into carrier mix or specific departure days in this dataset to identify a dominant airline or a weekday pattern, so we won't speculate on either. The honest takeaway: with 21 days of fare data and a moderate 22% spread, this route behaves fairly predictably, and $331 is a reasonable target price. The caveat is that this is a secondary, less-trafficked route (New York to Seville), so fare availability and sample depth are thinner than on major transatlantic corridors — treat the edges of this range with a bit more caution than you would for a route with daily fare data.

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