Which US city has the most direct, fastest nonstop flights as well as most number of destinations to European cities?

[Unsettomati]

Originally Posted by Veritas Vincit

Well, technically neither Iceland nor Ireland (nor Britain) are on the European continent itself. The shortest flight from the U.S. to Europe proper would probably be the BOS to CDG flight.

Great Britain (and Ireland) is on the continental shelf of Europe. It's as much a part of Europe as Long Island is a part of North America.

Of course, continents are in no small part abstractions, and so the notion that 'technically' applies in discussing their extents really isn't logical at all. Iceland is most certainly part of Europe.

[bus man]

Originally Posted by TheTimidBlueBars

PSA: there's a website where you can view all the commercial direct flights from any city. I've been playing around with it this morning.

https://www.flightconnections.com/fl...-york-city-jfk

Thank you for sharing this. This is a really neat resource.