Lowest fares from Toronto to New York
Toronto to New York at a glance
- Nonstop flights
- Air Canada and Porter to LaGuardia, Air Canada and United to Newark, and Delta to JFK
- Flying time
- About 1h 10m nonstop
- Distance
- 551 km
- Leaving from
- Toronto Pearson (YYZ), plus Billy Bishop (YTZ) downtown for short flights
- Arriving at
- JFK, LaGuardia (LGA) and Newark (EWR)
- Time difference
- New York is usually on the same time as Toronto.
- Cheapest time
- January and February are usually cheapest; December is the priciest month.
- Entry for Canadians
- Canadian citizens don't need a visa for tourist trips to the US, but a valid passport is required to fly. Rules change, so confirm on the Government of Canada's travel advice page before you book.
Nonstop airlines are based on each airport's published routes (September 2026). Schedules change, so always check your dates.
Cheapest month to fly Toronto to New York
Lowest one-way fare in Canadian dollars (CAD) found in recent searches for each month. Round trips usually cost a bit less than two one-way tickets. Tap a month to search it.
Toronto to New York fares in our daily checks
We check the cheapest one-way fare from Toronto to New York every morning. We have 27 days of results so far, from Oct 15, 2026 to Nov 10, 2026. In Canadian dollars:
- Lowest fare we saw
- $132 one way, on Oct 21, 2026 (for travel in November 2026)
- Typical daily low
- $140 to $160: the middle half of each day's cheapest fare
- Latest check
- $160 on Nov 10, 2026
- Cheapest travel month so far
- November 2026 (median $163 over 27 days); priciest: February 2027 (median $214)
- Airlines selling these fares
- Porter Airlines Canada, Porter Airlines, Air Canada, American Airlines
- Stops on the cheapest fare
- Usually 1 stop (19 of 27 days)
From Viorvo's own daily price checks (Travelpayouts fare data). These are the lowest one-way fares found in searches that day, not a quote, and they can be gone by the time you search. How we work these out.
How these figures are worked out, and what they are not: our data and method.
How to fly Toronto to New York for less
- Compare nonstop with one-stop. Nonstop on this route: Air Canada and Porter to LaGuardia, Air Canada and United to Newark, and Delta to JFK. One-stop fares are sometimes cheaper, but check how much time they add before you choose.
- Be flexible by a few days. Use the month chart and the Viorvo price calendar to see which days are cheapest; midweek departures are often lower.
- Compare airports on both ends. Buffalo (BUF), across the border, is sometimes much cheaper for US trips, and Hamilton (YHM), about an hour away, has budget flights too.
- Getting to the airport in Toronto: The UP Express train runs from Pearson to Union Station in about 25 minutes, usually far cheaper than a taxi.
- Arriving in New York: Compare all three airports, since Newark is often cheapest. The AirTrain plus subway or NJ Transit costs far less than a taxi.
- Check what's included. The cheapest fares often exclude checked bags and seat selection, so compare the total price for your trip.
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Toronto to New York flights: common questions
How much is a flight from Toronto to New York?
In recent searches, round trips from Toronto to New York started at $276 and one-way fares started at $168. Fares change daily, so check the fares board above for the latest prices and dates.
Is there a direct flight from Toronto to New York?
Yes. Nonstop flights between Toronto and New York: Air Canada and Porter to LaGuardia, Air Canada and United to Newark, and Delta to JFK. Schedules change, so the fares board above shows what's available for your dates.
How long is the flight from Toronto to New York?
A nonstop flight covers about 551 km and takes roughly 1h 10m. With one connection, the whole trip usually takes about 3 to 5 hours depending on the layover.
Which airlines fly from Toronto to New York?
Nonstop: Air Canada and Porter to LaGuardia, Air Canada and United to Newark, and Delta to JFK. Many other airlines sell connecting trips, and the fares board above compares them all, cheapest first.
When is the cheapest time to fly from Toronto to New York?
January and February are usually cheapest; December is the priciest month. The month chart above shows the cheapest months in recent searches.
Which airports serve New York?
New York is served by JFK, LaGuardia (LGA) and Newark (EWR). Comparing every airport is one of the easiest ways to find a cheaper fare.
What do Canadians need to travel to New York?
Canadian citizens don't need a visa for tourist trips to the US, but a valid passport is required to fly. Rules change, so confirm on the Government of Canada's travel advice page before you book.
What's the time difference between Toronto and New York?
New York is usually on the same time as Toronto.
How much have Toronto to New York fares varied in your price checks?
In 27 days of daily checks (from Oct 15, 2026 to Nov 10, 2026), the cheapest one-way fare on a typical day was between $140 and $160 and the lowest we saw was $132. November 2026 has been the cheapest travel month so far.
What's the cheapest month to fly from Toronto to New York?
See the month chart above for the cheapest month in recent searches. As a rule of thumb: January and February are usually cheapest; December is the priciest month.