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Paris, Rome and Amsterdam: classic Europe from New York
Three of Europe's favourite cities in one loop, all on nonstop SkyTeam flights.
Delta, Air France and KLM fly nonstop from JFK to Paris, and connect the great capitals of Europe between them. This loop gives you art and cafés in Paris, ancient history in Rome and canals in Amsterdam, before flying straight home. In total: about 14 113 km and 20 h 10 in the air, on 4 nonstop flights.
Your stops in pictures
The itinerary, leg by leg
1New York-JFK → Paris-CDG
Air France, Delta7 h 25
2Paris-CDG → Rome-Fiumicino
Air France2 h 05
3Rome-Fiumicino → Amsterdam
KLM2 h 30
4Amsterdam → New York-JFK
Delta, KLM8 h 10
Build your trip in 4 steps
1
Choose your alliancein « Filters »: Star Alliance, SkyTeam or oneworld.
2
Enter your departure citythe map instantly shows every nonstop destination.
3
Add your stops one by oneafter each choice, the map shows where you can fly next.
4
Add your datesthen « Search » to compare prices.
The airlines you'll fly
Air FranceSkyTeam
DeltaSkyTeam
KLMSkyTeam
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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