Unlike in days gone by, it’s now super-rare to see nonstop flights to New York around £300 — this is one of the lowest prices we’ve seen. Norse Atlantic Airways is offering fares from £301 return, undercutting other airlines by at least £100 compared to typical prices.
The lowest fares are for March travel, but there are quite a few Spring dates available for not much more. Here’s an example we found:
Why this deal stands out
- Nonstop flights at a budget price – rare to see direct fares this low outside of flash sales.
- Cabin bag included – unlike some other low-cost fares, this price includes a proper cabin bag (check their website for exact size limits).
- March is a good time to visit – fewer crowds and better hotel prices compared to peak spring and summer travel.
What to know before booking
- Norse Atlantic is a budget carrier, so extras like meals, seat selection, and checked baggage cost more.
- Limited availability at this price – these fares won’t last long, and prices will rise as seats sell out.
- Departures from London – flights are from Gatwick, with good onward transport options to Manhattan.
How to book
Tap the button below for full details and to book with Norse Atlantic.
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