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Flight time
~7.5 hrs nonstop
Typical fare
$480–$950 roundtrip
Booking window
4–8 weeks ahead
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24/7 by phone
JFK to CDG is one of the most competitive transatlantic routes, with multiple daily nonstops on Air France and American Airlines alone. Eastbound flights take roughly 7.5 hours; westbound averages 8.5. CDG sits 25 km northeast of central Paris with excellent train access.
Paris — the City of Light — remains one of the world's most visited destinations, and for good reason. From the Eiffel Tower glittering at night to hidden bistros in the 11th arrondissement, Paris layers world-famous icons over an intensely livable neighborhood life that visitors return to year after year.
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Departing from
New York
JFK
John F. Kennedy International
Arriving in
Paris
CDG
Charles de Gaulle
We compare all of the carriers below simultaneously and show you the lowest available fare on each — including business and first class.
Fares shift significantly throughout the year. Here's when to book and when to avoid overpaying on this route.
Winter sales, fewer tourists, moody grey skies that Parisians actually love. Fares are at their annual low. Great for museums and cafés.
Spring in Paris lives up to its reputation — blooming gardens, pleasant temperatures, rising fares. Book 7+ weeks ahead.
Many Parisians leave in August, but tourist numbers are at their highest. Fares peak in July. Book 10–14 weeks ahead.
La rentrée (September) brings the city back to life with Fashion Week, art shows, and perfect temperatures. Fares ease from summer peaks.
💡 Deal tip for this route
January through early March delivers Paris's cheapest fares — you'll find fewer crowds and a Paris that locals actually use. Booking 6–9 weeks before departure typically yields the best prices. Business class on this route is worth pricing — premium transatlantic fares are frequently discounted 30–40% off full price. Call +1-800-779-8593 for a quote.
Planning your trip? Here are the highlights most worth your time in Paris.
No introduction needed — but book summit tickets online weeks in advance to avoid hours of queuing. Visit at dusk for the transition from golden light to the famous hourly sparkle that runs until 1am.
The world's most visited museum houses over 380,000 objects including the Mona Lisa and Venus de Milo. Buy timed-entry tickets in advance. Enter via the Richelieu entrance for shorter queues than the Pyramid.
Housed in a stunning Beaux-Arts railway station, the d'Orsay holds the world's greatest collection of Impressionist art — Monet, Renoir, Degas, van Gogh. Go on Thursday evenings (open until 9:45pm) for the smallest crowds.
Climb the butte for panoramic views of Paris, explore cobblestone streets lined with artists, and visit the magnificent white-domed Sacré-Cœur basilica. Best in the early morning before tour groups arrive.
One of Paris's most vibrant neighborhoods — medieval architecture, excellent museums (Picasso, Carnavalet), the famous Place des Vosges, and the city's best falafel street. Open on Sundays when most of Paris is closed.
Just 35 minutes from Paris on the RER C train, the Palace of Versailles and its 800-hectare gardens are unmissable. Buy combined palace and gardens tickets online. Visit Tuesday–Thursday to avoid weekend crowds.
Local insider tip
Paris's best croissants are not at the cafés tourists walk into — seek out an artisan boulangerie like Du Pain et des Idées or Maison Landemaine. The annual best boulangerie contest results are published each January and posted in the winning shop's window.
Typical flight time is ~7.5 hrs nonstop. Exact duration varies by routing, stops, and wind. Our specialists can confirm times for your specific dates and find the fastest option. Call +1-800-779-8593.
January through early March delivers Paris's cheapest fares — you'll find fewer crowds and a Paris that locals actually use. Booking 6–9 weeks before departure typically yields the best prices. Business class on this route is worth pricing — premium transatlantic fares are frequently discounted 30–40% off full price. Call +1-800-779-8593 for a quote. Generally, mid-week departures (Tuesday–Thursday) price lower than weekends, and booking 4–8 weeks ahead captures the best available fares.
Major airlines serving this route include Air France, American Airlines, Delta, United Airlines, La Compagnie, Norse Atlantic. We compare all of them simultaneously and show the full price — base fare, taxes, and fees — before you commit.
Fares typically range $480–$950 roundtrip roundtrip, depending on season, booking window, and cabin class. January through early March delivers Paris's cheapest fares — you'll find fewer crowds and a Paris that locals actually use. Booking 6–9 weeks before departure typically yields the best prices. Business class on this route is worth pricing — premium transatlantic fares are frequently discounted 30–40% off full price. Call +1-800-779-8593 for a quote.
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~7.5 hrs nonstop nonstop service is available on Air France and American Airlines. One-stop options via connecting hubs are often significantly cheaper. Search above or call +1-800-779-8593 for both options.