Compare New York (JFK) → Rome (FCO) flights on a timeline
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JFK to FCO at a glance
- Distance~4,280 mi
- Typical nonstop8h 40m
- Daily nonstops~4+
- Nonstop carriersITA Airways, Delta, American, United
- Common aircraftAirbus A350, Airbus A330, Boeing 777
Figures are typical/approximate and can change seasonally — load the live search above for today’s exact schedules and prices.
Using points? What a Rome award is worth
Business awards to Rome run ~65–80k points one-way. Delta/Virgin and ITA (SkyTeam) availability is decent; premium redemptions clear 4–6 CPP given very high summer cash fares.
Most comfortable way to fly JFK–FCO
ITA's A350 business is the newest, most comfortable option. As an 8.5-hour overnight, the widebody cabin and lie-flat seat matter more here than on shorter hops.
JFK–FCO FAQ
How long is the New York to Rome flight?
About 8 hours 40 minutes nonstop eastbound; roughly 9 hours 45 minutes westbound.
Which airlines fly nonstop JFK–FCO?
ITA Airways, Delta, American, and United serve New York–Rome nonstop, mostly seasonally weighted toward summer.
What is the cheapest time to fly JFK–FCO?
November to March is far cheaper than the May–September peak.
Can I book JFK–FCO with points?
Yes. Business runs ~65–80k points one-way; Flying Blue and Virgin Atlantic (for Delta/ITA) are useful booking programs.