Flights from New York to Lisbon cost from €485 return. The median fare is around €563, and we've found tickets at €485, €563 and €583 in today's search.
Price and when to book
The lowest price we've seen is €485 (return). The median sits at €563, so you have room to find deals if you're flexible with dates. Book at least 3-4 weeks ahead to secure the best fares. Prices vary by availability, so the sooner you buy, the better.
Airlines and connections
TAP Portugal operates this route. Flights include 1 stop, so it's not a direct journey. Expect a connection, usually in Lisbon or another hub depending on your itinerary. Always check your flight details when booking to see where you'll connect.
Best time to visit
Portugal is lovely year-round, but spring (April-May) and autumn (September-October) offer pleasant weather without summer heat or winter rain. Prices tend to be more affordable in low season (November-February), so if your budget is tight, those months are your best bet.
What to do when you arrive
Lisbon is Portugal's capital and has plenty to offer: the iconic azulejo tiles throughout the metro, Barrio Alto for walking and local food, the Tagus river with stunning views from viewpoints, and Tram 28 is a must-do experience. If you have extra days, the Tagus region nearby offers beautiful scenery. Humberto Delgado Lisbon Airport is well connected to the city centre.
FAQ
What's the cheapest flight price from New York to Lisbon?
The lowest price we found is €485 return. The median is €563. Prices vary by availability and travel date, so compare options and book in advance for the best rates.
Is the flight direct or does it have stops?
The flight has 1 stop, it's not direct. Check your booking details to find out exactly where you'll connect and how long the layover will be.
Which airline flies from New York to Lisbon?
TAP Portugal operates this route. It's Portugal's national carrier and offers good connections between both cities.
What can I see in Lisbon?
Lisbon has plenty to offer: Barrio Alto, the distinctive azulejo tiles, the Tagus river, Tram 28, stunning city viewpoints and great local food. If you have more time, the Tagus region nearby is worth exploring.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
