$71 Cheap flight deals from New York (NYC) to Salt Lake City (SLC)

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Airfares from $71 One Way, $142 Round Trip from New York to Salt Lake City

Prices starting at $142 for return flights and $71 for one-way flights to Salt Lake City were the cheapest prices found within the past 7 days, for the period specified. Prices and availability are subject to change. Additional terms apply.

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Route Information for Flights from New York to Salt Lake City

Origin Airport IATA Code
NYC
Destination Airport IATA Code
SLC
Distance
1984 mi
Direct Flight Airlines
KLM, Qatar Airways, Air France, China Eastern Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Aeromexico, El Al, Etihad Airways, JetBlue, LATAM Airlines, Turkish Airlines, ITA Airways, Virgin Atlantic, Singapore Airlines
Earliest Flight Arrival
2:08PM UTC
Latest Flight Arrival
4:53AM UTC

Fly from New York to Salt Lake City

Flights from New York to Salt Lake City are a quick, easy way to cross the United States. Salt Lake City is located in the heart of the American West and offers outstanding outdoor recreation in addition to cultural opportunities. With the travel-planner tools at Orbitz.com, you can find flights that won't break your budget.

New York, New York

New York is one of the most important hubs of culture, education, history and entertainment in the United States. Three airports serve the city: LaGuardia, John F. Kennedy (JFK) and Newark.

If you are not driving, the easiest way to get to JFK or LaGuardia is on the New York Airport Service bus, which leaves from outside of Grand Central Terminal. The bus costs less than $20 per person. To travel to Newark, the Olympia Airport Express shuttle offers a direct route for $15. If you are traveling at rush hour, the ride can take up to 3 hours. During busy times, you can travel faster on the subway to JFK or the AirTrain Network to Newark. If you are driving, short- and long-term parking is available at all three airports. At JFK and Newark, parking is $18 per day in the economy lot. LaGuardia parking is $33 per day for the first two days and $18 for each subsequent day. Once you arrive at any of the airports, you will find a number of fast-food and sit-down restaurants.

Salt Lake City, Utah

With its spectacular location next to the Wasatch mountain range, Salt Lake City offers both desert and mountain activities. The city is home to a world-class performing arts scene and offers numerous opera, dance and theater productions throughout the year. The Salt Lake City International Airport serves the city.

Experiencing Salt Lake City

The airport in Salt Lake City is located about 7 miles west of the downtown area, just off of Interstate Highway 80. If you plan to drive during your stay in Utah, all of the major car rental companies have outlets at the airport. Using public transportation, you can get into the city on the UTA bus, which runs to the central transit center in Salt Lake City. From there, you can connect to Amtrak trains, city buses, the TRAX train system or Greyhound buses. The ride costs less than $3 per person. Several hotels in the city offer free transportation from the airport, and taxis go to the downtown area for about $25. The ride into the city takes about 20 minutes, depending on traffic.

Salt Lake City's seasons have dramatic temperature differences. In the winter, temperatures frequently drop to 30 degrees Fahrenheit. The city gets very little snow; if you are planning to ski or snowboard, the nearby mountains experience significant snowfall. Summers in Salt Lake City are hot, and temperatures often rise above 90 degrees Fahrenheit.

Many travelers come to Salt Lake City for its range of outdoor activities. A number of world-class ski resorts sit in the mountains surrounding the city, including Deer Valley, Park City and Brighton. The city is also home to professional performing arts companies, such as Ballet West and the Pioneer Theatre Company. If you're interested in film, nearby Park City hosts the Sundance Film Festival each January.

Traveling from New York to Salt Lake City

Whether you are traveling for business or pleasure, Salt Lake City is a welcoming, cosmopolitan destination. With both daytime and red-eye flights from New York to Salt Lake City, it is easy to find an option on Orbitz.com that suits your schedule and budget.

Frequently asked questions

Are there non-stop flights from New York to Salt Lake City?
Get ready to book, because there are two carriers that offer nonstop flights from JFK Airport to Salt Lake City Intl. Airport (SLC). Lock in a great deal with Delta or JetBlue.
What is the shortest flight from New York to Salt Lake City?
From New York, the unique sights and sounds of Salt Lake City are at least 5 hours and 26 minutes away. Choose your favorite seat, or perhaps even upgrade to one with more legroom, and fly to your destination in comfort.
What airlines fly from New York to Salt Lake City most frequently?
Delta (DL) operates 112 flights every month between JFK Airport to Salt Lake City Intl. Airport. Your next exciting adventure is just clicks away. Also research the fares available with JetBlue (B6). Offering 60 flights each month between New York and Salt Lake City, they’ll make sure your journey is just as delightful as the destination.
What is the cheapest day of the week to fly?
Consider flying out early in the week to save on your airfare. Orbitz data from 2021 shows that Monday is the cheapest day to depart, followed by Tuesday. Saturday showed the highest average ticket prices likely because many travelers prefer to start their vacation on a weekend.
What is the cheapest month to fly?
We won’t keep you guessing, according to Orbitz data from 2021, the cheapest month to fly is February. Perfect for those who need a weekend getaway, or just a break from it all in the shortest month of the year. Be aware that the most expensive time to fly is during the height of summer in July, and in the holiday month of December.*According to flight demand on Orbitz.com from January to December 2021. Savings are subject to change based on departure location, date and destination.

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