Flights from New York to Paris
JFK–CDG is one of the most competitive premium routes in the Atlantic. Compare Air France, Delta, American, and United business class and premium economy fares.
Economy (roundtrip)
USD $600
typical fare
Premium Economy
USD $1,300
typical fare
Business Class
USD $2,600
typical fare
Airlines Operating This Route
- Air France
- Delta
- American Airlines
- United Airlines
Key Facts About This Route
- Air France La Première (First Class) is available on select JFK–CDG services
- Air France Business (long-haul) is a strong product with direct aisle access and excellent dining
- Delta One is highly competitive on JFK–CDG and often priced lower than Air France
- The route is approximately 7 hours — premium economy is very worthwhile for overnight flights
- Air France lounge at JFK and CDG is among the best carrier lounges in their respective airports
Booking Timing Guide
Book 6–10 weeks ahead. Summer (June–August) and Christmas are peak. January–March offers the best value on this route.
Peak travel months:
- Price verified before payment — no surprises at checkout
- Human specialist support — not chatbots
- Proactive disruption rescue if connections fail
- Dual-provider search for best available fares
- North America specialist — USA and Canada origin
Frequently Asked Questions
Air France Business (La Suites Business) features full-flat seats with direct aisle access and is consistently rated among the best transatlantic business class experiences. Delta One on A350 service is excellent and often cheaper. American Club Suite is competitive. The best option depends on your date and preferred departure time.
Nonstop from JFK to CDG is approximately 7 hours. Return (CDG to JFK) is slightly faster at 8.5 hours. The overnight eastbound flight makes business class or premium economy especially worthwhile — you arrive having slept.