American Airlines flights to New York from JPY246,970*

Which New York airports does American Airlines fly to?

Fly American Airlines into three major airports in the New York City area: John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK), LaGuardia Airport (LGA) and Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR). All three airports are just a short distance from Manhattan and have Admiral's Club® lounges in the American Airlines terminals.

Getting from JFK Airport to Manhattan

• AirTrain: Connects to the Long Island Railroad (LIRR) from Jamaica Station to Penn Station on Manhattan's west side or to Grand Central Terminal on the east side.
• Subway: Take the AirTrain to Penn Station and take the subway from there.
• Taxis or Rideshare: The most expensive option. Taxis charge a flat rate of $70 from JFK to Manhattan.
• Express Bus: Travels directly from JFK to Manhattan, which can take closer to an hour.

Visit JFK Airport's official website for more details on transportation.

Getting from LGA Airport to Manhattan

• LaGuardia Link Q70: Free bus that travels nonstop from the airport to Subway lines in Jackson Heights, Queens (roughly a 25-minute ride) or on to Woodside for the Long Island Railroad (LIRR).
• M60-SBS bus: Travels from LaGuardia to multiple subway lines at 125th Street.
• Taxi or rideshare: Takes you right into Manhattan in about 45 minutes. This is typically the most expensive option.

Check out LGA Airport's official website for more details.

Getting from Newark Liberty International Airport to Manhattan

• AirTrain Newark: Connects to the NJ Transit train and is a fast and affordable option to get from Newark to Manhattan — about a 30-minute ride.
• Taxi or rideshare: Head directly into Manhattan in about 40 minutes but expect to pay much more than public transit options.

Go to Newark Liberty Airport's official website for more details on transportation.

Discover New York City

Best time to visit New York

• Holidays: Magical time to experience sights like the famed tree at Rockefeller Center and themed décor throughout the city.
• January: Fewer crowds and better hotel deals.
• Late spring and summer: Great weather, park picnics and outdoor festivals.
• Fall: Generally, less crowded but still beautiful and several days of nice weather.

Experience the city's legendary energy and endless excitement any time of year.

Top things to see and do in New York

Experience New York's big city attractions with endless entertainment options, a diverse food scene and iconic sights:

• Broadway shows: Enjoy world-class performances.
• Iconic landmarks: Visit the Empire State Building, Times Square and the Statue of Liberty.
• Central Park: Must-see destination for winter wonderland or summer picnics and festivals.
• Museums: Explore the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), Museum of Natural History and more.
• Food scene: Indulge in diverse culinary experiences from halal carts to pizza to five-star restaurants.