New York and Miami with oneworld from Rome
The Big Apple and the Florida sun, on nonstop flights.

American Airlines flies nonstop from Rome to New York: Manhattan, Central Park and Brooklyn. American then takes you to Miami, with its Art Deco and beaches, and flies you nonstop back to Rome.
The itinerary, leg by leg
Rome-Fiumicino → New York-JFK
New York-JFK → Miami
Miami → Rome-Fiumicino


Your stops, in practice
New York · 4 to 5 days
Best time: May, June, September and December. From the airport: AirTrain then subway or Long Island Rail Road to Manhattan, 45 minutes to 1 hour. Don't miss: Central Park, the High Line, a walk across the Brooklyn Bridge.
Miami · 3 to 4 days
Best time: November to April, the dry season. From the airport: Taxi to Miami Beach in about 25 minutes, or Metrorail to downtown. Don't miss: Miami Beach and the Art Deco district, Little Havana, Wynwood.
Length of the trip
Allow 7 to 9 days on the ground for the whole trip, not counting flight days.
Entry requirements
Each country has its own entry rules (visa, electronic travel authorisation, passport valid for several months after your return), depending on your nationality. Check them on the official websites before you book.
Build your trip in 4 steps
in « Filters »: Star Alliance, SkyTeam or oneworld.
the map instantly shows every nonstop destination.
after each choice, the map shows where you can fly next.
then « Search » to compare prices.
Our tips before you book
One ticket or several?
On a single ticket, the airline rebooks you if a flight is delayed. Flight Itinerary's « One ticket » filter keeps only combinations sold together.
Check the days of operation
Some routes don't fly every day, or only in certain seasons: each leg's calendar shows the days with flights.
Compare with round-the-world fares
when the alliances offer them: depending on the number of stops, they can be cheaper.
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