You will find plenty of cheap international flights from New York to Milan operated by world-class carriers. The New York area is served by three international airports which are in very close proximity to each other: John F Kennedy International Airport (JFK) located in Queens Borough of NYC, LaGuardia Airport (LGA) located in Queens Borough of NYC and Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) located in the neighboring state of New Jersey. When you are flying into Milan you will be landing at either Milan Malpensa Airport (MXP) or Milan Linate Airport (LIN) as these are the two international airports serving Milan.
Choosing the best flight route for your flight from New York to Milan
The most popular route preferred by most travelers between these two destinations is JFK to MXP, often you will find non-stop flights only across this route at affordable airfares, the reason why flights are more affordable on this route is a lot of carriers are running across this route and so this is your best bet. Alternatively you can choose the less popular routes like JFK to LIN, EWR to LIN, EWR to MXP and LGA to MXP but the only catch is you will mostly find only connecting flight with layover / stopover option across these routes. LIN is closer to central Milan and is 11 km away where as MXP is located about 51 km from central Milan but most non-stop flights fly into MXP.
Getting to Milan city center from Milan Malpensa Airport (MXP)
The easiest way to reach the city center is taking the Milan Malpensa Express train at Terminal 1 of MXP that connects the airport to Piazza Cadorna station and Central station in Milan city. The cost of a one-way ticket is close to Euro 12.
What is the best time to fly to Milan?
An average non-stop flight between JFK to MXP takes close to 8 hours 05 minutes covering 3989 miles. The average cost of a non-stop roundtrip ticket from JFK to MXP is about $600, airfares tend to be cheaper if you book them at least three months in advance and avoid booking during the peak US festivals. Milan can be best enjoyed during the shoulder seasons of spring (March to May) and fall (September to November) when the weather is balmy, the crowds are thinner and the airfares and room rates are reasonably priced. The peak season for tourism is during the summer months of June to August when the days are long and hot but the only catch is airfares and room rates are going to shoot up drastically during this peak time.
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