Flights to New York with Etihad Airways, national airline of the UAE

Flights to New York

Flights to New York are increasingly popular for travellers who want to savour the cosmopolitan lifestyle that this captivating city offers.

Choose Etihad Airways, the National Airline of the United Arab Emirates, for flights to New York on which you will be travelling in comfort and style.

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Attractions in New York

New York is the third most populated city of the United States, after Texas and California. On arrival on flights to New York, you will be immersed into a city with approximately 20 million inhabitants, with over 90 percent living in urban areas. New York has the second largest immigrant population in the US, second only to California.

New York has been a central hub for immigration to the US throughout its history and also as a manufacturing, transportation, cultural and financial centre. Flights to New York are considered to be, by the US Department of Commerce, one of the most popular routes for tourists in the US. New York was first inhabited by the Lenape, Iroquois and Algonquin Native American people at the time when the French and Dutch nationals moved into the region in the 17th century, with the British finally taking control of the territory in 1664.

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The Museum of Modern Art
On flights to New York, a visit to the Museum of Modern Art is a must. It was originally founded in 1929 as an educational facility. Dedicated to bring to light the most intriguing pieces of modern art, the museum is considered to be worked famous. The museum was recently renovated, in 2002, and since the reopening the museum now welcomes thousands of visitors a year. On offer at the museum are Library and Archives holdings, educational activities, special events, circulating film and video library, publications and retail sales.

Empire State Building
Many visitors arriving on flights to New York will want to see the Empire State Building. There are two main observatories in it: the 86th floor observatory stands at a height of 320 metres, can be reached by high speeds lifts, is enclosed in glass and has spacious outdoor terraces facing in all directions; the 102nd floor observatory stands at a much higher elevation and can only be accessed through pre-bought tickets sold at the Empire State Building for $15 each.

New York JFK Airport

New York Airport is the busiest passenger airport in the US and 12th busiest in the world.

In 2009, New York Airport handled 46 million passengers. It is located about 19km from Lower Manhattan in Queens County, on Long Island, in southeastern New York City.

The airport was first known as Idlewild airport in 1943 when construction work first began, and it was renamed in 1963 after assassinated US President John F. Kennedy.

Etihad Diamond First Class and Pearl Business passengers can make use of the facilities in the Lounge at Terminal 4.

New York JFK Airport

Airport Code - JFK
Airport Name - John F. Kennedy International Airport
City - New York
Country - USA
Country Abbrev - US

Flights to New York