Nonstop service connects New York to Rome on select airlines, with a flight time generally in the 9-hour range eastbound.
Airport choices and booking considerations for this transatlantic route.
Talk to a travel expert011-4565-0281Nonstop service connects New York to Rome on select airlines, with a flight time generally in the 9-hour range eastbound.
JFK and Newark both serve this route — compare schedule and fare, since availability can vary by date and airline.
Most nonstop flights arrive at Fiumicino (FCO); check your terminal there for onward connections into central Rome.
A nonstop flight is the most time-efficient option; a connecting itinerary through another European hub can occasionally offer a lower fare.
Confirm baggage allowance and fare change policy before booking, and check current entry requirements for Italy.
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That both JFK and Newark offer nonstop options worth comparing on schedule and fare.
Compare your New York departure airport against nonstop versus connecting options into Rome.
Baggage allowance and your fare's change policy.
Spring and fall generally offer a better balance of weather and pricing than peak summer.
Departure airport choice and how far ahead you book.
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