Flying New York to Rome
Rome is the gateway to Italy — history, food and endless piazzas. Our experts know which seasonal deals and one-stop routings save you the most.
Airlines on this route
Best time to book
November–March (except holidays) offers the lowest fares and smaller crowds.
Expert tips
- Consider flying into Rome and out of Milan or Venice.
- Shoulder season (April–May, Sept–Oct) is ideal for weather and price.
- Fiumicino has a direct train to Roma Termini.
Frequently asked questions
How long is the flight from New York to Rome?
Flights from New York (JFK) to Rome (FCO) take about 9 hours nonstop. Connecting itineraries take longer depending on the layover.
Which airlines fly from New York to Rome?
Popular airlines on this route (nonstop or with one stop) include ITA Airways, Delta, American Airlines, United (from Newark), Emirates.
When is the cheapest time to fly to Rome?
November–March (except holidays) offers the lowest fares and smaller crowds.
How can I get a cheaper fare to Rome?
Call our travel experts or request a free quote. We can access unpublished fares that are not shown online, and we compare nearby airports and smarter routings for you.
*Sample round-trip economy fare per person including taxes, found by our agents recently. Fares change often and are confirmed with your quote. Airline names are trademarks of their owners.