Cheap flights from New York John F Kennedy Intl Airport to Greenville from $168

The month of February is another great option to travel to Greenville, with average flight prices from New York John F Kennedy Intl Airport averaging around $0.

According to our data, Saturday is the cheapest day to fly to Greenville from New York John F Kennedy Intl Airport. The lowest ticket price found for a Saturday departure recently was $319. Keep in mind that prices can always vary depending on your route and whether or not you are flying domestic or international. If your travel schedule is flexible, try to avoid departing on a Sunday because tickets tend to average around $457. These prices are subject to change though, so be sure to set up a Price Alert for flights to Greenville.

Our most recent data shows that the best time of day to fly to Greenville is in the evening. Flights from New York John F Kennedy Intl Airport to Greenville during this time can be as low as $328. Flights to Greenville are more costly in the morning, with an average ticket price of $363. Departure times in the morning fall within the peak daily travel times, which is why tickets can be more expensive.

Delta and American Airlines are the most popular carriers operating from New York John F Kennedy Intl to Greenville

American Airlines, Delta and JetBlue are the top three most popular airlines that fly to Greenville from New York John F Kennedy Intl Airport according to our data. American Airlines is the first choice among our users, with 61% of people opting to fly with this airline when traveling to Greenville. Keep in mind that there are 4 different airlines that fly to Greenville on a routine basis, so you have a few additional options to choose from.

Historically, on average around 100% of flights between New York and Greenville have experienced a delay on any given week. The average delay length over the past 12 months has been 169 minutes.

Generally, flights departing in the evening tend to experience fewer delays. Flights in the evening have, in the past, seen delays more frequently in comparison.