Flights to New England, United States of America from NT$7,041

Search for cheap flights to New England, then check the “No change fee” box below the “Flexible change policies” heading. It’s as simple as that. We understand that things can change and flexibility is important, so you can book with confidence with Expedia.

When you’re ready to reserve your seat to or near New England, these top carriers are waiting to welcome you on board:

• United Airlines - 12,950 flights to or near New England each month, including 12,950 flights to O’Hare Intl. Airport (ORD) per month.
• American Airlines - 8,855 flights to or near New England each month, including 8,855 flights to O’Hare Intl. Airport (ORD) per month.
• Delta Air Lines - 1,222 flights to or near New England each month, including 1,222 flights to O’Hare Intl. Airport (ORD) per month.

A good strategy for getting your hands on cheap fares is to be flexible with your dates. Start by searching for your flight to New England, then click on the “flexible dates” box to compare prices for nearby days. Want another tip? Book well ahead of time. To give you an idea of costs, NT$7,041 was the lowest price for a flight to New England in the last seven days.

In the last seven days, round-trip flights to New England sold from just NT$7,041 and reached a maximum price of NT$29,875. For one-way trips leaving Columbus (CMH), the lowest amount paid during this same period was NT$3,039.

Start organizing your New England vacation by reserving one of the 25,318 flights each month to O’Hare Intl. Airport (ORD). This is the region’s main point of entry.

Depart for New England early in the week and you’ll usually be rewarded with lower fares. Tuesday is generally the cheapest day to fly out, followed closely by Monday. If you’re eager to avoid the costliest flights, stay away from Saturdays.

Seats ranged from just NT$7,041 to NT$29,875 in the last seven days. When you’re ready to book, we’re here to help you lock in a fabulous deal to New England.

An inexpensive month to book a great deal to New England is February, whereas the priciest month is December. Avoid this month if you’re counting your pennies.