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Fly From Seattle to New York
Origin | Seattle |
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Destination | New York |
Number of Daily Flights | 43 |
Earliest Flight Departure Date | May 21 |
Latest Flight Departure Date | May 22 |
Popular Airlines | JetBlue |
Cheap flights from Seattle to New York
A flight to John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) brings you into the busiest aviation hub in the New York metropolitan area. You can experience New York City's rich culture at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Broadway Theater District and Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts. From One World Trade Center in Manhattan to the Williamsburg Savings Bank Tower in Brooklyn, every borough boasts iconic skyscrapers that highlight New York City's booming economy which attracts many business travelers throughout the year.
Key Facts
After using the AirTrain to reach the car rental center at JFK, get on the Belt Parkway and drive towards the beaches of Coney Island in Brooklyn. The historic Coney Island boardwalk leads you to the New York Aquarium and MCU Park, the home of the Brooklyn Cyclones. After riding the subway, visit the New York Transit Museum to learn more about North America's largest rapid transit system. Whether its Tibetan scrolls at the Rubin Museum, or Japanese sculptures at the Noguchi Museum, there are plenty of niche art collections to discover in New York City.
Hints and Tips
The flight from Seattle–Tacoma International Airport (SEA) to John F. Kennedy International Airport normally takes less than six hours to complete. A fun way to cross the East River is to board a commuter ferry or ride the aerial tramway of Roosevelt Island.