Flying to Rome from the US
Flying to Rome costs a median $669 round trip from the US, ranking it 5 of 40 European cities. Cheapest from New York at $461.
By Jon Miksis · updated · refreshed monthly, whole grid at once
- $669
- Median round trip from the US, across every gateway
- #5 of 40
- Rank among European cities, cheapest first
- $461
- Cheapest fare found, from New York
- $331
- Spread between the best and worst US gateway
Every US gateway to Rome
The cheapest one-week round trip found from each US metro, all searched on the same day. The spread between top and bottom is $331, which is what shopping departure airports is worth on this route.
- New York$461
- Washington DC$528
- Boston$562
- Nashville$578
- Raleigh$578
- Chicago$598
- Denver$598
- Portland$604
- Las Vegas$610
- Los Angeles$616
- Orlando$628
- Miami$640
- San Francisco$647
- Minneapolis$691
- Seattle$700
- Tampa$701
- Houston$707
- Philadelphia$717
- Austin$724
- Charlotte$728
- Dallas$750
- Detroit$750
- San Diego$754
- Salt Lake City$757
- Atlanta$759
- Phoenix$792
Which airlines fly there, and what they charge
A separate comparison, holding the dates fixed at November 8–14, 2026 so the difference between two rows is the airline rather than the week.
| Airline | From | Routing | Round trip |
|---|---|---|---|
| Norse Atlantic | JFK | nonstop to FCO | $461 |
| Royal Air Maroc | LAX | via CMN | $620 |
| TAP Air Portugal | JFK | via LIS | $625 |
| TAP Air Portugal | BOS | via LIS | $627 |
| TAP Air Portugal | ORD | via LIS | $649 |
| Air Serbia | JFK | via BEG | $700 |
| Icelandair | BOS | via KEF | $713 |
| American | BOS | via PHL | $719 |
| British Airways | BOS | via LHR | $735 |
| Air Canada | BOS | via YUL | $739 |
| SWISS | BOS | via ZRH | $740 |
| Turkish Airlines | ORD | via IST | $760 |
| Aer Lingus | JFK | via DUB | $761 |
| Air Canada | ORD | via YUL | $769 |
| SWISS | ORD | via ZRH | $774 |
| Aer Lingus | BOS | via DUB | $777 |
| United | ORD | nonstop to FCO | $783 |
| United | MCO | via ORD | $786 |
| Air Canada | LAX | via YUL | $788 |
| SWISS | LAX | via ZRH | $793 |
| United | LAX | via DEN | $808 |
| ITA Airways | JFK | nonstop to FCO | $823 |
| Icelandair | MCO | via KEF | $838 |
| SAS | LAX | via CPH | $879 |
| Delta | JFK | nonstop to FCO | $902 |
| British Airways | LAX | via LHR | $980 |
| ITA Airways | LAX | nonstop to FCO | $1000 |
| Air Canada | MCO | via YUL | $1133 |
| Delta | MCO | via JFK | $1141 |
| Aer Lingus | ORD | via DUB | $1152 |
| American | MCO | via PHL | $1540 |
How Rome compares
At a $669 median, Rome ranks 5 of 40 European cities we price, and 14 of 40 on how much your departure airport matters. Other Southern Europe cities in the data:
Rome is one of 5 Italy cities we price. The cheapest way into the country is Rome at $669 — see cheap flights to Italy for which city to enter by, and which US airport is best for the country as a whole.
For the full ranking and why northern Europe is consistently cheaper to reach, see the cheapest places to fly in Europe. For every gateway at once, see the airports hub.
Common questions
- How much does it cost to fly to Rome from the US?
- A median of $669 round trip in economy, across 26 US gateway metros priced on August 30, 2026 for departures in the following six months. The cheapest was $461 from New York and the most expensive $792 from Phoenix. That ranks Rome 5 of 40 European cities on price.
- Which US airport is cheapest for flights to Rome?
- New York, at $461, followed by Washington DC at $528 and Boston at $562. Worth knowing that the cheapest gateway to Rome is often not the cheapest gateway overall — the two questions have different answers.
- Is it worth flying from a different airport to reach Rome?
- Usually not. The gap between the cheapest and most expensive US gateway to Rome is only $331, which is narrow by our data — ranking 14 of 40 on spread. Book from wherever you actually live.
- Which airline is cheapest to Rome?
- On our fixed comparison week (November 8–14, 2026), Norse Atlantic was cheapest into Rome at $461 nonstop, against American at $1540. That comparison holds every date constant, so the difference is the airline rather than the week.
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