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Did you know...
- The closest hotel to San Francisco airport is The The Westin San Francisco Airport which is 1 kilometre away.
- has the quickest flight from San Francisco to New York at 5 hours and 19 minutes
- New York has the International Air Transport Association (IATA) code of NYC and San Francisco is SFO.
Questions and Answers
What airlines fly direct to New York from San Francisco?Delta, Virgin Australia, United, JetBlue, Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines fly direct between San Francisco and New York.
What is the best airline to fly to New York from San Francisco?Delta is the best airline to fly between San Francisco and New York and it flies non-stop. JetBlue is the best budget airline.
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