Popular in | December |
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Cheapest in | January |
Average price | $548 |
Round-trip from | $489 |
One-way from | $268 |
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Price
NewarkSt. John's
EWR - YYT
EWRYYT
Newark
Fri 12/13
12:15 pm-11:40 pm
2 stops9h 55m
St John's
Sun 12/15
1:05 pm-6:50 pm
1 stop7h 15m
NewarkSt. John's
EWR - YYT
EWRYYT
Newark
Fri 12/6
10:00 am-11:40 pm
3 stops12h 10m
St John's
Mon 12/9
1:05 pm-9:00 am
2 stops21h 25m
New YorkSt. John's
LGA - YYT
LGAYYT
New York LaGuardia
Fri 12/13
8:45 am-4:22 pm
1 stop6h 07m
St John's
Sun 12/15
1:05 pm-5:38 pm
1 stop6h 03m
New YorkSt. John's
LGA - YYT
LGAYYT
New York LaGuardia
Wed 1/15
6:25 pm-1:07 am
1 stop5h 12m
St John's
Sat 1/18
5:30 am-11:58 am
1 stop7h 58m
NewarkSt. John's
EWR - YYT
EWRYYT
Newark
Sat 12/14
1:00 pm-12:09 am
1 stop9h 39m
St John's
Sun 12/15
1:05 pm-7:58 pm
1 stop8h 23m
NewarkSt. John's
EWR - YYT
EWRYYT
Newark
Sun 1/26
6:00 am-10:56 pm
2 stops15h 26m
St John's
Wed 1/29
5:30 am-1:01 pm
1 stop9h 01m
New YorkSt. John's
JFK - YYT
JFKYYT
New York John F Kennedy Intl
Wed 1/15
3:55 pm-1:31 am
1 stop8h 06m
St John's
Sat 1/18
8:50 am-3:08 pm
1 stop7h 48m
New YorkSt. John's
LGA - YYT
LGAYYT
New York LaGuardia
Mon 12/9
8:40 pm-12:12 pm
1 stop14h 02m
St John's
Thu 12/12
1:05 pm-7:42 pm
1 stop8h 07m
New YorkDeer Lake
LGA - YDF
LGAYDF
New York LaGuardia
Wed 1/15
3:35 pm-11:11 pm
1 stop6h 06m
Deer Lake
Sat 1/18
6:00 am-11:58 am
1 stop7h 28m
NewarkDeer Lake
EWR - YDF
EWRYDF
Newark
Wed 1/15
1:00 pm-6:59 pm
1 stop4h 29m
Deer Lake
Sat 1/18
6:00 am-9:38 am
1 stop5h 08m
On average, a flight from New York to Newfoundland and Labrador takes 9 hours 33 minutes. Flights to Newfoundland and Labrador from other popular cities in USA will vary in length. Below are a few examples of popular routes and their flight times.
The most popular airlines flying from New York to Newfoundland and Labrador are Air Canada, Porter Airlines and United Airlines.
The cheapest airlines flying from New York to Newfoundland and Labrador are LOT, ITA Airways and United Airlines.
In terms of precipitation, rainfall in Newfoundland and Labrador ranges from 3.6 - 6.5 inches per month. December is typically the wettest month, when rainfall can reach 6.5 in. July is typically the driest time to visit Newfoundland and Labrador when rainfall is around 3.6 in.
If weather is an important factor for your trip to Newfoundland and Labrador, 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 60.8 F. Travelers looking to avoid the cold should look outside of February, when temperatures are typically at their lowest (around 23.0 F).
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Newfoundland covers a lot of geographic territory, so technically it has more than one climate type. Generally speaking temperatures in the summer don’t get any higher than the low 70s F, and in the winter average highs struggle to reach freezing – and can often be far below, depending on where on the island you are.
Unless you love blustery winters with low temperatures and snow, come in July or August when temperatures are highest.
The beauty of Newfoundland and Labrador is, well, all of it. The best way to see the coasts and the interior is to drive, so rent a car. But take caution: wildlife poses a serious hazard in roadways, and hitting a moose is a much more dangerous prospect than a deer. Be alert.
Newfoundlanders are a friendly, funny bunch – just don’t call them Newfies. You may hear that term tossed around; from one Newfoundlander to another it can be a term of endearment, but from an outsider it can be disparaging. You’re bound to be approached by many more than one welcoming local wherever you stop. You’ll be in for a friendly, casual conversation. You may also be prodded to have a shot of the local rum or to kiss a codfish as a show of good sport.