Get a Delta fare check: New York and Boston
The New York to Boston route at a glance
New York and Boston are only around 190 miles apart, so the flight itself is barely an hour. Most of your time goes on the airports at each end. Many people also take the train, which runs city center to city center in a few hours.
Tips for this route
- On a short hop, count the whole trip, not just the flight. Travel to the airport, security and the wait can outweigh the time in the air.
- LaGuardia and JFK are both options in New York. Pick the one that’s easiest for you to reach.
- Flights are frequent, so if one is delayed there’s often another later, which helps if your plans are flexible.
How it works
- Call 1-800-369-5081 or send a fare-check request with your dates and number of travelers.
- We check Delta fares between New York and Boston.
- You review the options and confirm before anything is booked.
Questions about this route
Are you Delta Air Lines?
No. TravelonAir is an independent travel agency and is not affiliated with Delta Air Lines.
Is it better to fly or take the train between New York and Boston?
It depends on where you’re starting and finishing. The flight is short, but the airports add time. The train is city center to city center. Compare the whole trip.
How long is the flight from New York to Boston?
About an hour between takeoff and landing, though the airports add time at each end.
Can you book the return flight too?
Yes. Tell us your dates for both directions, or ask for two one-way tickets. We’ll compare the options.
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