Flights from Melbourne to New York from AUD3,514

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Fly from Melbourne to New York with Etihad Airways

Book flights from Melbourne to New York and leave behind Australia’s Garden City, bound for the bright lights of the ‘Big Apple’.

Explore this legendary American city by marvelling at the Statue of Liberty from a harbour sightseeing cruise, wandering through Central Park and diving into the fascinating history and art collections waiting to be discovered in the city’s many museums. Visit the world class The Metropolitan Museum of Art or catch a show on Broadway.

Fly to JFK with Etihad Airways and embark on an unforgettable trip to the ‘City that Never Sleeps’.

MEL to JFK: flight facts

Time Difference -16 hours

New York is 16 hours behind Melbourne when Melbourne is observing Daylight Saving Time. When New York is observing DST, the time difference to Melbourne is -14 hours.

Flight distance 14,173 miles

The total flight distance from MEL to JFK, via AUH is 14,173 miles (22,807 kilometres).

Your flight from Melbourne to New York

Your journey to the Big Apple begins at Melbourne International Airport (MEL). Leaving behind Australia’s southern coast, you’ll fly over the Indian Ocean, bound for Abu Dhabi International Airport (AUH) in the United Arab Emirates.

Catch your connecting flight, or arrange a stopover for a chance to explore this beautiful and enigmatic capital city. Marvel at the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, make a splash at Yas Waterworld or meet iconic characters at Warner Bros. World Abu Dhabi.

Your second leg takes you across eastern Europe and the northern Atlantic, touching the coastline of Iceland before beginning your descent to the USA’s east coast.

*Aircraft, cabins and services may vary by route and flight. You can check this when you search for your flight. This page was last updated December 2020.

Flying from Melbourne to New York: FAQs

How far is JFK from the city centre?

John F. Kennedy Airport (JFK) is around 18 miles (29 kilometres) from the centre of Manhattan by car. The Airport Express is the fastest way into the city and links with New York’s extensive subway system.

There are plenty of taxis available, or arrive in comfort, direct to your hotel with a pre-booked transfer with Etihad Airways.

What should I see in New York?

Catch a show among the bright lights of Broadway or hop aboard a sightseeing boat for a cruise around the city harbour. The Empire State Building has some of the best views of the city skyline, while you can always escape the city on the lawns of Central Park. The Big Apple has an extensive list of fantastic museums and galleries too, including The Museum of Modern Art and the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum.

Top tips for Melbourne to New York

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Explore the city skyline

Much like Melbourne, New York is a city of skyscrapers. Views of this city of spires are best appreciated from the deck of a sightseeing cruise in the city harbour. Enjoy dinner as you are welcomed into the city by the Statue of Liberty, before heading out on deck to appreciate the twinkling of towering landmarks like One World Trade Center and the Empire State Building.

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Taste your way through New York's districts

New York is a patchwork of districts best explored through the food on offer. From steaming noodle dishes in Chinatown to the falafel spots of Borough Park. As with Melbourne’s popular Italian and Greek hubs, you’ll find food from both European nations among on the street vendors and pop-up stores of Little Italy and Astoria.

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