Fly from Abu Dhabi to New York with Etihad Airways
Travel from one of Asia’s most recognisable cities to perhaps the most iconic city in North America, with a flight from Abu Dhabi to New York. Experience the grandeur of the Big Apple by exploring iconic areas like Times Square and downtown Manhattan when you touch down.
Cross Brooklyn Bridge, admire the street art in Bushwick, catch a show on Broadway or head to the top of the Empire State Building for unbelievable views. There are also the vast open spaces of Central Park to relax in too. Whatever your interests, you’ll definitely want to be a part of it in New York.
AUH to JFK: flight facts
Flying from Abu Dhabi to New York: FAQs
How do I get from the airport in New York into the city?
Pre-book an airport transfer with Etihad Airways and a driver will be waiting for you when you arrive. There are shuttle buses from the airport that will take you to various drop-off points across the city.
Taxis are also readily available, while alternatives like the Airport Express can connect you to Manhattan from the airport.
Is New York easy to get around?
Using the subway is an easy and authentic way to get around New York. Iconic yellow taxi cabs are another alternative, or try one of the New York Metropolitan Transport Authority buses.
If you’re staying in or visiting Manhattan Island, it’s easy to walk to most major tourist attractions, from the breathtaking Brooklyn Bridge to Central Park and the Empire State Building.
Top tips for Abu Dhabi to New York
Explore Fifth Avenue
Fifth Avenue offers a rich selection of sightseeing destinations, from the art deco Rockefeller Center to the wonderfully relaxing Central Park.
Similar to Abu Dhabi’s ultra-modern skyline, New York is the original big city. It’s packed full of shops, restaurants and theatres. Don’t miss the Empire State Building, New York Public Library and Times Square – you may not have time to sleep in the city that never sleeps.
Walk the High Line
A former freight train rail line dating back to the 1930s, this elevated railway fell out of use in the 1980s and was due to be demolished.
A group of New Yorkers converted it into a urban walkway, full of rare plants and interesting sculptures. It’s now one of the must-do attractions of the city, offering tours and even stargazing nights. After that, the vast and splendid Central Park awaits…