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Live cached fares on New York (JFK) → London (LHR), refreshed every 30 minutes. Non-stop and connecting itineraries side by side — compare airlines, times and stops, then book in one click.
Read our best-time-to-book guide for JFK → LHR →Target price, booking window, weekday pattern.
See 30-day price history for JFK → LHR →Median fare, lows, and best-day patterns.
Heavy transatlantic corridor with non-stops every 30-60 min. Book 6-8 weeks out and avoid mid-June through mid-August peak.
Typical non-stop flying time is around 7 hours. Major carriers on this route include British Airways, American, Virgin Atlantic, Delta, United. Fares are usually cheapest in January, February, November — book 6–10 weeks ahead and avoid school-holiday peaks (late June–August, Christmas–New Year) for the best pricing.
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Non-stop flights on JFK → LHR are typically around 7 hours. Connecting itineraries add 3–8 hours depending on the hub and layover.
The main carriers on this route are British Airways, American, Virgin Atlantic, Delta. Codeshare and one-stop options add several more — the filter panel above shows every airline in the current fare set.
Historically the lowest fares land in January, February, November. Summer (mid-June through mid-August) and the Christmas / New Year window are always peak. Mid-week departures (Tuesday–Thursday) typically beat weekend prices by 10–20%.
Six to ten weeks ahead is the sweet spot for this route. Inside three weeks, fares tend to spike as airlines sell to last-minute business travellers. Award availability often opens 10–11 months out if you're booking on miles.
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If your plans are flexible on the origin, these alternate departure airports also serve London on the routes we track.
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Thin routes often have more options from a neighbouring airport.
Medium-haul is the classic 6-10 week booking window. Fares drift down as the departure gets closer until about 21 days out, then start climbing fast. Tuesday and Wednesday departures are typically 10-18% cheaper than Friday or Sunday.