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Trains in New York are 35% cheaper than in Glasgow.
The average meal is 49% more expensive in New York than in Glasgow.
Taxis are 24% more expensive in New York than in Glasgow.
Coffee is 29% more expensive in New York than in Glasgow.
Depending on the flight path, the flight duration of direct flights from Glasgow to New York is around 7 hours.
You will need a valid passport to fly from Glasgow to New York. Most UK nationals will not require a visa, but must file an online ESTA visa waiver 72 hours (at absolute minimum) before travel, on the official US Customs and Border Protection government website.
Yes. New York is five hours behind Glasgow, on Eastern Standard Time (UTC-5).
Several airlines offer flights from Glasgow to New York, including:
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Glasgow has two airports operating flights to New York: Glasgow International Airport and Glasgow Prestwick International Airport.
Glasgow International Airport (GLA) is located eight miles west of the city centre.
How to get to the airport:
Services: 24/7, 60 minutes free Wi-Fi, currency exchange, religious spaces, phone charging points, business facilities, tax-free and high-street shops, and a large number of food outlets.
Located in Ayrshire, Glasgow Prestwick International Airport (PIK) is approximately 30 miles from Glasgow City Centre.
How to get to the airport:
Two airports serving New York City receive flights from Glasgow: Newark Airport and JFK Airport.
Newark Airport (EWR) is located in New Jersey, three miles south of downtown Newark and roughly 15 miles southwest of Lower Manhattan.
How to get from the airport to the city:
Services: Wi-Fi and public computer access, accessible toilets, food court, cash machines, currency exchange, car hire, and numerous duty-free shops and retail outlets.
John F. Kennedy Airport (JFK) is located in Queens, about 15 miles southeast of midtown Manhattan.
How to get from the airport to the city:
Services: limited free Wi-Fi, currency exchange, cash machines, disabled passenger services, car rental, many retail outlets, bars, and eateries.