Popular in | December |
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Cheapest in | April |
Average price | $550 |
Round-trip from | $198 |
One-way from | $104 |
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Route
Depart
Return
Price
NewarkManagua
EWR - MGA
EWRMGA
Newark
Tue 2/4
5:12 am-12:47 pm
1 stop8h 35m
Managua Augusto C Sandino
Wed 2/5
1:42 pm-10:00 pm
1 stop7h 18m
NewarkManagua
EWR - MGA
EWRMGA
Newark
Tue 2/11
8:04 pm-6:15 pm
1 stop23h 11m
Managua Augusto C Sandino
Tue 3/4
9:20 am-11:04 pm
1 stop12h 44m
New YorkManagua
LGA - MGA
LGAMGA
New York LaGuardia
Sun 3/9
9:55 am-12:45 pm
1 stop28h 50m
Managua Augusto C Sandino
Wed 4/2
1:40 pm-11:26 pm
1 stop7h 46m
New YorkManagua
LGA - MGA
LGAMGA
New York LaGuardia
Wed 3/5
12:55 pm-4:45 pm
1 stop28h 50m
Managua Augusto C Sandino
Tue 3/11
10:10 am-8:12 pm
1 stop8h 02m
New YorkManagua
JFK - MGA
JFKMGA
New York John F Kennedy Intl
Wed 2/5
3:00 pm-12:47 pm
2 stops22h 47m
Managua Augusto C Sandino
Wed 2/12
6:00 am-11:49 pm
1 stop16h 49m
New WindsorManagua
SWF - MGA
SWFMGA
New Windsor Stewart
Thu 2/6
7:54 pm-12:47 pm
2 stops17h 53m
Managua Augusto C Sandino
Sun 2/9
1:42 pm-11:25 am
3 stops20h 43m
New YorkManagua
LGA - MGA
LGAMGA
New York LaGuardia
Sat 3/29
9:30 am-8:35 pm
1 stop13h 05m
Managua Augusto C Sandino
Tue 4/15
5:45 am-11:15 pm
1 stop15h 30m
New YorkManagua
JFK - MGA
JFKMGA
New York John F Kennedy Intl
Wed 3/5
5:45 am-11:10 pm
1 stop18h 25m
Managua Augusto C Sandino
Tue 3/11
5:40 pm-4:30 am
1 stop8h 50m
New YorkManagua
JFK - MGA
JFKMGA
New York John F Kennedy Intl
Thu 3/13
3:44 pm-10:21 am
2 stops20h 37m
Managua Augusto C Sandino
Thu 3/20
3:49 pm-3:55 am
2 stops10h 06m
New YorkManagua
JFK - MGA
JFKMGA
New York John F Kennedy Intl
Thu 3/13
8:00 am-7:49 pm
1 stop13h 49m
Managua Augusto C Sandino
Mon 3/17
6:14 am-12:31 am
1 stop16h 17m
On average, a flight from New York to Nicaragua takes 10 hours 17 minutes. Flights to Nicaragua 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 Nicaragua should consider flying on Saturday evenings, when prices are typically cheapest. Budget-minded travelers will want to avoid Sunday mornings, when prices are usually at their highest.
The most popular airlines flying from New York to Nicaragua are American Airlines, Avianca and Spirit Airlines.
The cheapest airlines flying from New York to Nicaragua are Spirit Airlines, United Airlines and Avianca.
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Our first flight was good. The return flight is a different story. I picked and paid for seat 11D and then checked in with that same seat assignment. When I boarded the plain I somehow had lost that seat and was stuck in a middle seat that I was not happy with for a 5 hour flight. The food was terrible - I could not even eat the chicken and "cheese" sandwich it was so bad. The difference in the two flights was amazing - the one from the Chicago to Panama City was great - seating and food. The return flight was very different.
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Our first flight was good. The return flight is a different story. I picked and paid for seat 11D and then checked in with that same seat assignment. When I boarded the plain I somehow had lost that seat and was stuck in a middle seat that I was not happy with for a 5 hour flight. The food was terrible - I could not even eat the chicken and "cheese" sandwich it was so bad. The difference in the two flights was amazing - the one from the Chicago to Panama City was great - seating and food. The return flight was very different.
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Our first flight was good. The return flight is a different story. I picked and paid for seat 11D and then checked in with that same seat assignment. When I boarded the plain I somehow had lost that seat and was stuck in a middle seat that I was not happy with for a 5 hour flight. The food was terrible - I could not even eat the chicken and "cheese" sandwich it was so bad. The difference in the two flights was amazing - the one from the Chicago to Panama City was great - seating and food. The return flight was very different.
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Overall
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Our first flight was good. The return flight is a different story. I picked and paid for seat 11D and then checked in with that same seat assignment. When I boarded the plain I somehow had lost that seat and was stuck in a middle seat that I was not happy with for a 5 hour flight. The food was terrible - I could not even eat the chicken and "cheese" sandwich it was so bad. The difference in the two flights was amazing - the one from the Chicago to Panama City was great - seating and food. The return flight was very different.
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Overall
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Our first flight was good. The return flight is a different story. I picked and paid for seat 11D and then checked in with that same seat assignment. When I boarded the plain I somehow had lost that seat and was stuck in a middle seat that I was not happy with for a 5 hour flight. The food was terrible - I could not even eat the chicken and "cheese" sandwich it was so bad. The difference in the two flights was amazing - the one from the Chicago to Panama City was great - seating and food. The return flight was very different.
Boarding
Food
Overall
Comfort
Crew
Entertainment
Reviews
Our first flight was good. The return flight is a different story. I picked and paid for seat 11D and then checked in with that same seat assignment. When I boarded the plain I somehow had lost that seat and was stuck in a middle seat that I was not happy with for a 5 hour flight. The food was terrible - I could not even eat the chicken and "cheese" sandwich it was so bad. The difference in the two flights was amazing - the one from the Chicago to Panama City was great - seating and food. The return flight was very different.
The climate is tropical, with a rainy season from May to October.
Bus travel is the best way to get around Nicaragua. Repurposed, old-fashioned, yellow (though often repainted) American school buses transport the country’s people from town to town and city to city. The buses are jam packed – your luggage will be strapped to the roof – and an amazing way to become instantly immersed in Nicaraguan culture. Just as in most developing nations, there are also refitted vans, or ‘microbuses,’ that cram as many as 15 people into a vehicle originally meant to carry eight and transport them cheaply from point to point in big cities. Taxis are also available in cities and the prices should be negotiated.
Nicaragua lives with the unfortunate reality that it sits on a major fault line. A 1972 earthquake destroyed much of the capital of Managua but unfortunately wasn’t an anomaly. Seismologists have estimated that the capital will see major earthquake activity every 50 years or so (it also suffered a brutal quake in 1931).