Flights to Newark

The Covid-19 Travel Advisor is a convenient place to find current info about travel restrictions and quarantine requirements for passengers flying in to Newark.

There are loads of airlines that operate flights in and out of Newark — 20 to be exact. Prominent ones include:

• Delta
• JetBlue
• American Airlines

For more info about changing your flight to Newark, please visit our Customer Service Portal.

Who likes getting caught up in traffic gridlock while trying to make a flight on the opposite end of town? Be smart. Newark has quite a few airports, so think about which one is closest to your accommodations. These are the city's main airports:

• JFK – 22 mi from downtown
• LaGuardia Airport – 16 mi from downtown
• Linden Airport – 9 mi from downtown

With a nice assortment of 929 properties listed on Travelocity, you can afford to be a little bit picky in Newark. But remember — the sooner you secure somewhere to stay, the sooner you can focus on organizing those extraordinary experiences.

You're on vacation! Why not indulge in a couple of nights of luxury? If you're after service fit for royalty and silky soft sheets, make a reservation at the Newark Liberty International Airport Marriott or the Renaissance Newark Airport Hotel. The Riviera Hotel and the Howard Johnson Hotel by Wyndham Newark Airport are some thrifty options if you'd rather spend your cash on experiences and activities.

If you feel like a sightseeing adventure, spend some time at Prudential Center. This notable attraction won't disappoint.

Attend the performance of your choice and experience one or two exhibits that are featured at New Jersey Performing Arts Center. Need some more options? Join in the spirited action while catching a game at Red Bull Arena. And that's not all. Visit Military Park, a grassy getaway, and simply enjoy basking in the sun and appreciating your green surroundings.

Make your journey to Newark that little bit easier by following these practical security tips:

• Airport security will expect to see your travel ID and boarding pass at the checkpoint. Put them in an accessible place, so they're ready for inspection.
• Be aware that belts with metal buckles can set off the body scanner's alarms. If you're wearing one, you may be told to step back and remove it before proceeding.
• Ensure your phone, laptop and other electronic devices are within reach. These items need to be sent through the X-ray machine separately.
• When it comes to flying with liquids and gels, every passenger is permitted a quart-sized clear zip-lock bag to store containers no larger than 3.4 ounces (100 milliliters).
• Untie your shoelaces in preparation for entering the body scanner. Depending on the type of shoes you're wearing, security may tell you to take them off.
• Pack any pocketknives or other dangerous items in your checked luggage. Security personnel don't permit these in carry-on baggage.