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Fly from Lagos to New York with Etihad Airways
Book flights from Lagos to New York and travel from Nigeria’s largest city to America’s very own Big Apple.
Discover famous movie locations and the wonders of Manhattan – and visit iconic attractions like the Statue of Liberty, the Empire State Building and Central Park.
Sit back and relax throughout your journey. You’ll land at John F. Kennedy Airport ready to explore one of the world’s must-see destinations. Book your Lagos to New York tickets with Etihad today.
Flying from Lagos to New York: FAQs
What’s the weather like in New York?
New York enjoys a continental climate, with warm bright summers and cold, atmospheric winters.
Travel from Lagos to New York between June and September and you can expect average highs in the mid 20°Cs. Spring and autumn are also great times to see Central Park in full bloom. During the winter months there’s a chance of snow, which turns the city into a picturesque winter wonderland.
What’s the best way to get around New York?
You can take the automated 24/7 AirTrain from the airport to the nearest subway station, and then use the subway. MetroCards are available to buy in every station and can be used on the subway and buses. Alternatively, hail one of the city’s famous yellow cabs.
Walking is also popular and rewarding in New York – use the High Line in West Manhattan or hire a bicycle in Central Park.
Top tips for Lagos to New York
Historical curiosities
The soaring skyscrapers of New York wow visitors from around the world, but the Big Apple is not without its historical curiosities.
Visit the Wyckoff Farmhouse Museum, Brooklyn – the city’s oldest structure was built in 1652. St Paul’s Chapel, Broadway meanwhile dates from 1764, while the Waldorf Astoria is the city’s oldest hotel – and an especially characterful place to stay.
Cruises and island tours
Lagos has a rich maritime history, and New York is no different – thanks to its status as the historical gateway to the ‘New World’.
Explore its harbour and take guided cruises to see the city’s famous skyline. Book trips to Ellis Island to explore the Statue of Liberty. If you want to climb up to the crown, make sure to book well in advance.