WHICH AIRLINE IS THE BEST TO FLY FROM NEW YORK TO LONDON?

There are many options to fly when regarding to a trip from New York to London from the all-widebody flights of Virgin Atlantic to the all-narrowbody flights of JetBlue. From the luxury of JFK airport: where most flights depart from, to EWR airport: where United Airlines bases its operations; there are indeed many ways to fly across the pond when it comes to these cities.

for luxury: Virgin Atlantic

Virgin Atlantic easily wins when it comes to luxury due to operating next-gen Airbus A330neos and extremely comfortable Airbus A350-1000s. The Airbus A330neos have enclosed suites and bluetooth pairing capabilities. The Airbus A350-1000s on the other hand, has world-class mood lighting and premium features at every seats. Compare that to competitors, like American Airlines, which their 777-300ers are more than a decade old, Delta, who still flies 30+ year old 767-300ers, and United which also flies 30+ year old 767-300ers. British Airways is also great with their new Club Suite, however, it lacks privacy compared to the Virgin Atlantic planes. Finally, JetBlue has their Mint Suite, however it is operated by a narrowbody, and Norse Atlantic is low-cost.

For budget: norse atlantic

Norse Atlantic Airlines is extremely budget-friendly as it is a low-cost long-haul airline, with fares between JFK and LGW sometimes reaching as low as 398 round-trip. In 2nd place is Virgin Atlantic, with fares going below 600 round-trip quite often. Tied there, JetBlue offers a great albeit narrowbody experience for about 600 round-trip. Delta Air Lines loses due to its exceptionally high fares. Meanwhile, American Airlines and United Airlines are in the middle with about 850 round-trip fares.

For product consistency: JetBlue

JetBlue Airways wins here due to the fact that you are guaranteed to get the Airbus A321lr with world-class mint on all planes. American Airlines is 2nd due to using the 777-300er extensively. United Airlines is 3rd due to having their Polaris Business class on all planes flying between EWR and LHR. Delta Air Lines loses due to their Boeing 767-400er and 767-300er Delta One cabins being worlds apart.