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Popular in | July |
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Cheapest in | September |
Average price | $1,494 |
Round-trip from | $1,005 |
One-way from | $414 |
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NewarkBeijing Capital
EWR - PEK
EWRPEK
Newark
mié. 11/6
1 stop26h 45m
Beijing Capital
mar. 11/19
1 stop34h 50m
NewarkBeijing Capital
EWR - PEK
EWRPEK
Newark
mar. 11/12
2 stops32h 51m
Beijing Capital
lun. 11/18
1 stop20h 50m
New York John F Kennedy IntlShanghai Hongqiao Intl
JFK - SHA
JFKSHA
New York John F Kennedy Intl
lun. 1/27
1 stop27h 25m
Shanghai Hongqiao Intl
lun. 2/10
1 stop38h 25m
New York John F Kennedy IntlShanghai Pu Dong
JFK - PVG
JFKPVG
New York John F Kennedy Intl
mar. 1/28
2 stops45h 15m
Shanghai Pu Dong
lun. 2/10
2 stops39h 55m
New York John F Kennedy IntlShanghai Pu Dong
JFK - PVG
JFKPVG
New York John F Kennedy Intl
sáb. 11/9
1 stop29h 25m
Shanghai Pu Dong
mié. 11/13
1 stop36h 30m
New York John F Kennedy IntlShanghai Hongqiao Intl
JFK - SHA
JFKSHA
New York John F Kennedy Intl
lun. 3/3
1 stop22h 35m
Shanghai Hongqiao Intl
mar. 3/11
1 stop20h 55m
New York John F Kennedy IntlGuangzhou Baiyun
JFK - CAN
JFKCAN
New York John F Kennedy Intl
dom. 11/17
1 stop20h 15m
Guangzhou Baiyun
lun. 12/16
1 stop24h 00m
On average, a flight from New York to China takes 31 hours 56 minutes. Flights to China from other popular cities in USA will vary in length. Below are a few examples of popular routes and their flight times.
Users looking for the lowest fares to China should consider flying on Thursday afternoons, when prices are typically cheapest. Budget-minded travelers will want to avoid Saturday afternoons, when prices are usually at their highest.
The most popular airlines flying from New York to China are Cathay Pacific, Air China and China Eastern.
The cheapest airlines flying from New York to China are Kuwait Airways, Singapore Airlines and Lufthansa.
In terms of precipitation, rainfall in China ranges from 1.2 - 10.2 inches per month. May is typically the wettest month, when rainfall can reach 10.2 in. December is typically the driest time to visit China when rainfall is around 1.2 in.
If weather is an important factor for your trip to China, use this chart to help with planning. For those seeking warmer temperatures, July is the ideal time of year to visit, when temperatures reach an average of 82.4 F. Travelers looking to avoid the cold should look outside of January, when temperatures are typically at their lowest (around 57.2 F).
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Ticket counter agent need to be more patient. Food was not good. It was not good like in the past.. Cabin was too hot.
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Ticket counter agent need to be more patient. Food was not good. It was not good like in the past.. Cabin was too hot.
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Ticket counter agent need to be more patient. Food was not good. It was not good like in the past.. Cabin was too hot.
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Ticket counter agent need to be more patient. Food was not good. It was not good like in the past.. Cabin was too hot.
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Ticket counter agent need to be more patient. Food was not good. It was not good like in the past.. Cabin was too hot.
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Overall
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Reviews
Ticket counter agent need to be more patient. Food was not good. It was not good like in the past.. Cabin was too hot.
China is one of the world’s oldest civilizations, with a recorded history dating back 5,000 years. It’s most famous national treasures are almost as old. The Great Wall was first built in the 7th century, the Terra-Cotta Warriors were buried in 210BC, and Suzhou, China’s Venice, is 2,500 years old. In recent years, China has been modernizing at breakneck speed, and more and more airlines have been offering airline tickets to China for both business and leisure travelers.
China’s neon-bathed cities—Beijingand Shanghai in particular, but Hong Kong too—are the destinations to seek for the best in new design, restaurants, bars, shops, galleries and hotels.
Outside the cities, nature reserves and national parks show China’s diversity of landscapes. From plateaus and mountains in the west to lower lands in the east and huge rivers, the landscapes provide habitats for its animals, most famously the Wolong Nature Preserve—China’s largest panda reserve.
China boasts a mouthwatering variety of food; in the south rice and prawns, in the west spicy lamb, and in the north, duck. More than a country, China is a feast for the senses.
Find a cheap flight to China and start exploring one of the most unique countries in the world. Some of the greatest thinkers and philosophers of our time originated from China, and many of their ancient beliefs are still practiced around the world today. Still, the country is modernizing at a faster-than-usual pace. It’s likely on your plane ride to China that most of the items keeping travelers occupied during the flight were produced and manufactured there.
In 1949 the Communist Party took control of China, which then became the People’s Republic of China. Today, the country boasts more of everything than one can possibly imagine. First time travelers booking airline tickets to China will revel in China’s imperial landscape, including: The Great Wall, the Yangtze River, the Silk Road, Tiananmen Square, and 33 UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Step off your flight to China and step into a world where anything is possible. Thanks to the millions of travelers who book trips to China every year, whether for business or pleasure, China remains one of the world’s greatest travel destinations.
Hong-Kong:
The Airport Express is the quickest and easiest method of transport to get you to the city from the airport, taking around 25 minutes and running as often as every 10 minutes. The only other way would be to hail a taxi outside the airport, but these can get very expensive—especially if you have a lot of baggage—as the price increases with each bag you have.
Shanghai:
The airport is about 19 miles away from downtown and there are a variety of different transport options from which to choose. First is the bus service. There are around 10 different airport buses that provide routes to the city; however buses in Shanghai can be very crowded and often difficult to understand without prior experience. Another option is the train which operates most of the day and only takes 8 minutes. It’s fast and hassle-free once you’ve got your bearings about where to disembark. Don’t get this confused with Subway Line 2, which also goes to the city but requires you to change over to a different shuttle during the journey.
Taxis are another option and are relatively popular for traveling throughout Shanghai, however, you might find it easier to take a train to and from the airport, and then rely on taxis for any transportation throughout the city.
Flying is the best way to cover large distances in China. With more than 470 airports and international and regional carriers, China flights are frequent and reduced fares are available.
Buses sometimes provide faster service than trains. Trains range in service from express with all the services to slower and no-frills options.
Foreign visitors are allowed to drive only within the city limits of Beijing and Shanghai and in Hong Kong. But few visitors feel renting a car is worth the hassle and headache of driving in Chinese traffic; not to mention trying to park.
Major cities have an abundance of taxis and public transportation systems. Taxis tend to be inexpensive and popular with visitors. Hong Kong’s public transportation is excellent and includes ferries, the Mass Transit Railway (MTR), Light Rail Transit, and double-decker buses. Shanghai’s and Beijing’s subways provide fast transport around town and are crowded during rush hour.
Bicycling is popular in Beijing and Shanghai, but watch out for traffic! In Hong Kong and Xi’an cycling is considered suicidal in the more heavily trafficked areas.