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Deal alert: Spring travel just got cheaper with NYC flights as low as $78

Caroline Tanner
Caroline Tanner
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A classically trained journalist, Caroline Tanner covers news and travel for TPG. She is a dual-journalism graduate of Mizzou and Northwestern.
Jan. 13, 2022
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4 min read
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Fly nonstop to New York City in 2022 from multiple cities across the country starting at just $78 round-trip, with the best availability through the Spring.

No route in this deal exceeds $200 and all are nonstop.

Deal basics

(Photo by Bo Zaunders via Getty Images).

Airlines: Alaska Airlines, American, JetBlue, Delta and United.
Routes: ATL/BTV/CHS/CHO/DFW/FLL/RSW/JAX/MIA/RDU/SRQ/SAV/TPA and others to EWR/JFK/LGA.
How to book: Search availability on Google Flights, and then book directly through the airline.
Travel dates: February–December 2022. There does not appear to be a date by which travel must be completed, nor does the fine print list any blackout dates.
Book by: N/A.

This deal was originally sent out by Thrifty Traveler Premium, which emails members cheap flights, award flight sales and business-class deals for a $7.99 monthly fee or $49.99 annually.

Read more: Book this, not that: New York City hotels edition

Sample flights

As mentioned above, round-trip flights in this deal range from as low as $78 to $199. Examples of what you can find in this deal to NYC include:

  • Flights starting at $78 from Dallas (DFW).
  • Flights starting at $79 from Miami (MIA).
  • Flights starting at $97 from Atlanta (ATL), Burlington (BVT), Charleston (CHS), Charlottesville (CHO), Ft. Lauderdale (FLL), Fort Myers (RSW), Jacksonville (JAX), Raleigh (RDU), Sarasota (SRQ), Savannah (SAV) and Tampa (TPA).
  • Flights starting at $117 from Houston (IAH), Nashville (BNA) and West Palm Beach (PBI).
  • Flights starting at $127 from Buffalo (BUF) and Portland (PWM).
  • Flights starting at $137 from Austin (AUS), Bangor (BGR), Detroit (DTW), Minneapolis (MSP), New Orleans (MSY), Orlando (MCO) and Pittsburgh (PIT).
  • Flights starting at $139 from San Francisco (SFO).

This deal is also good if you are flying round-trip from New York to one of these cities.

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To search this deal, head to Google Flights and enter your origin city and destination as New York, be sure to search for all three NYC-area airports.

Flights are available on several major carriers in economy, including this $77 flight from DFW to JFK on Delta.

(Screenshot courtesy of Google Flights)

A similar flight for $98 is available on American from MIA to JFK.

(Screenshot courtesy of Google Flights)

Those based in San Francisco can make the five-plus hour journey to NYC by flying into EWR on Alaska Airlines.

(Screenshot courtesy of Google Flights)

With the exception of JetBlue's economy class known as Blue Basic, you'll be able to bring one carry-on bag if flying economy on American Airlines, Delta, Alaska or United. Checked luggage will cost between $35–$60 for each airline.

Related: Find your best New York City view: Comparing 5 iconic observation decks

Maximize your purchase

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Bottom line

Proof of vaccination is currently required for all those age 5 and older to access most indoor establishments, including restaurants, bars, theaters and gyms, throughout New York City.

Let's be honest — NYC is special year-round, but Spring in the city is hard to beat.

Featured image by Getty Images
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