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Routes from Newark (EWR)

17 nonstop destinations from Newark (EWR) on 7 airlines: 8 in United States and 9 abroad. The most routes: JetBlue Airways (6), Delta Air Lines (4) and Air India (2). Longest: Mumbai (BOM), about 7,796 miles. Routes checked October 23, 2026.

Nonstop destinations
17
Airlines
7
Countries
8
Longest route
BOM 7,796 mi

Airlines flying nonstop from EWR

Nonstop from EWR, by country

United States · 8

Atlanta ATL, Boston BOS, Detroit DTW, Fort Lauderdale FLL, Los Angeles LAX, Minneapolis MSP, Orlando MCO, West Palm Beach DJT

Germany · 2

Frankfurt FRA, Munich MUC

India · 2

Delhi DEL, Mumbai BOM

Dominican Republic · 1

Santiago STI

Greece · 1

Athens ATH

Puerto Rico · 1

San Juan, Puerto Rico SJU

Turkey · 1

Istanbul IST

United Kingdom · 1

London LHR

Quick answers

How many nonstop destinations are there from EWR?

17 nonstop destinations in 8 countries, counting the routes JetBlue Airways, Delta Air Lines, Air India, Lufthansa, British Airways, Emirates and Turkish Airlines publish on their own route maps (checked October 23, 2026). Airlines whose route maps we haven't loaded aren't counted yet.

Which airlines fly nonstop from EWR?

JetBlue Airways (6 routes), Delta Air Lines (4 routes), Air India (2 routes), Lufthansa (2 routes), British Airways (1 route), Emirates (1 route) and Turkish Airlines (1 route).

What is the longest nonstop flight from EWR?

Air India to Mumbai (BOM), about 7,796 miles great-circle.

Where can you fly nonstop internationally from EWR?

Athens (ATH), Delhi (DEL), Frankfurt (FRA), Istanbul (IST), London (LHR), Mumbai (BOM), Munich (MUC), San Juan, Puerto Rico (SJU) and Santiago (STI).

What new routes are starting from EWR?

None announced by the airlines we track right now.

Are there airport lounges at EWR?

Yes: 12 open lounges at Newark (EWR), compared on Lounge Frog's EWR lounge guide.

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