Fly from New York, Boston or Philadelphia to Belfast, Northern Ireland from only $452!
United Airlines flights to Northern Ireland!
(Updated) United Airlines are offering affordable flights from New York (non-stop), Boston or Philadelphia to Belfast from only $452 for a round trip!
Belfast, a gateway to Northern Ireland, boasts the beautiful coastal landscapes and the outstanding industrial heritage. Also Belfast is the birth place of the famous Titanic. Don’t pass a chance to visit a popular museum Titanic Belfast to get through nine galleries, telling the story of RMS Titanic by means of an interactive journey to the depth of the ocean to explore the shipwrecks.
Travel dates:
September – November 2016
Sample dates:
5-13 Nov, 5-13 Oct, 23-31 Oct, 20-28 Nov
Routing:
New York – Belfast – New York
Boston – Belfast – Boston
Philadelphia – Belfast – Philadelphia
How to book:
Click here or just follow the link below and adjust the travel dates.
Baggage policy:
One cabin bag and one piece of checked baggage per passenger.
Sample bookings:
New York – Belfast – New York >>
Boston – Belfast – Boston>>>
Philadelphia – Belfast – Philadelphia>>>
Accommodation:
For example you can consider staying at 4 star Windermere Guest House for $78/night with breakfasts and very good reviews!
Car:
Find the best car rental prices on Rentalcars.com.
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