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1 / 4North America: New York JFK to London Heathrow (JFK-LHR)
- Seats sold: 3,878,590
- Rank among all 2023 international flights: #8
- 2022 rank: #4
- Change from 2022 to 2023: +24%
Both major cities in their respective regions, it comes as no surprise that flights between these two maritime cities are so popular. Traveling from one to the other has even been coined making a "transatlantic crossing."
JFK to LHR is not only a popular route for leisure tourism but also an important route for travelers making connections to continue to other parts of the world. On top of that, business travelers frequently fly between JFK and London Heathrow to conduct business in these major cities.
There are about 20 flights per day on multiple airlines from New York's JFK Airport to London's Heathrow Airport. While other top 10 international routes have yet to recover their pre-pandemic capacity, this JFK to LHR route is already there, offering more seats than it did before COVID-19.











