Fly from Stockholm to New York for €469 return with Icelandair. The median price sits at €476. A solid option to cross the Atlantic without breaking the bank.
Price and when to book
The best fare we found is €469 return. Prices typically hover around €476 on average. Book early: fares to New York tend to rise as your travel date approaches. If you spot a ticket under €480, grab it.
Airline and stops
Icelandair operates this route with 1 stop. Departures from Stockholm are around midday with arrivals in New York in the afternoon. It's not direct, but Icelandair is reliable and connections are usually smooth.
Best time to visit
New York is stunning year-round, but October and November bring mild weather and autumn colours. January and February are colder with fewer crowds. Skip July and August if you want to avoid peak heat and tourism.
What to do when you arrive
You'll land at one of New York's airports. The city boasts world-class museums, Broadway theatres, iconic parks like Central Park, art galleries and distinctive neighbourhoods. Eat at food halls, walk through the Lower East Side or head up the Empire State Building. There's enough to keep you busy for months.
FAQ
Can I find Stockholm to New York flights for under €500?
Yes, we've seen fares from €469 return. It's not constant, but it happens. Booking in advance and staying flexible with dates improves your chances.
How many stops does Icelandair have on this route?
1 stop. It's not a direct flight, but the connection is relatively short and manageable.
What are the flight times?
Departures from Stockholm are around midday with arrivals in New York in the afternoon the same day. Return flights leave New York in the afternoon.
What should I see in New York in a week?
Must-sees: Central Park, Times Square, Statue of Liberty, Brooklyn Bridge, museums like the MoMA, neighbourhoods such as Greenwich Village and SoHo. A week is tight; most people wish they'd stayed longer.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
