Flights to New York from Belfast International
Do you want to book a Belfast-to-New York flight? Take a look at this page to find out the necessary and useful information on Belfast International Airport.
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Belfast International Airport (BFS)
Belfast International Airport is an airport 13.2 miles (21.3 km) northwest of Belfast in Northern Ireland. Formerly known as Aldergrove Airport, Belfast International is Northern Ireland’s busiest airport, with a single terminal. There are no direct flights to New York City from Belfast International. You will have to travel with several different airlines with stopovers. I recommend checking Expedia.co.uk or BudgetAir.co.uk for deals.
Price for a flight from Belfast International to New York (BFS)
If you are flying from Belfast International, you will have to book flights with different airlines, with at least one transfer. The price of airline tickets to New York varies by season. If you book in advance and avoid travelling during busier months, you can find return tickets from Belfast International Airport for around £ 500. Flexibility is also a key to saving money on flights.
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The most expensive periods in New York are the summer months and the end of the year (including the holiday season, which includes Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s Eve). To get the best rates, I advise booking your flight at least 6 months in advance.
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Directions to the airport
There are several ways to get to Belfast International Airport, and you can find more information about them below.
- Car:
- From Belfast: Take the M2 northbound, turn off at Junction 5 and take the A57 for 7 miles until you reach Belfast International Airport.
- From the north/north-west/northeast: Take the M2 southbound to junction 5, then the A57 for 7 miles until you reach Belfast International Airport.
- From the south and west: Take the M1 motorway northbound in the direction of Moira, turn off at Junction 9 towards Antrim and proceed via the A26 through Nutts Corner to Belfast International Airport.
- From Dublin: Follow the MI/EI northbound until Newry, at Newry take the Bypass and then continue onto the A1, at the M1 Motorway follow it westbound, turn off at Junction 9 and proceed via the A26 to Belfast International Airport.
- Bus: The Airport Express 300 service operates 7 days a week. For more information about Translink services to and from the airport, visit the Translink website.
Airport Parking
Belfast International Airport offers several options for securely parking your car, including short-term, long-term, valet, and economical parking. Visit the Belfast International Airport website to book parking or request a quote for your vehicle.
Belfast International Airport Map
Please find below the airport map of Belfast International Airport. Click on the image to enlarge it.
Source image: Airport Guide
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