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Statue of Liberty and New York City Skyline with Manhattan Financial District, Battery Park, Water … More of New York Harbor, World Trade Center, Empire State Building, Governors island and Blue Sky with Puffy Clouds. HDR image. Canon EOS 6D (full frame sensor) camera. Canon EF 70-200mm f/4L IS USM Lens. getty Europeans will mostly fly within Europe this summer. The exception is one U.S. city that earned its place in the top ten European routes, despite higher air fares. It is also the only long-haul destination in the world to reach the top ten. The appeal of New York City remains strong with flights between New York and London Heathrow coming in fifth place overall among the busiest destinations to, from and within Europe. It accounts for 1.23 million seats, according to data from aviation analytics firm OAG. The Top 10 Busiest Routes In Europe OAG reports the top ten busiest routes in Europe this summer, between March 30 and October 25, based on scheduled airline capacity are: Rome Fiumicino – Madrid Barajas with 1.3 million seats Lisbon Humberto Delgado – Madrid Adolfo Suarez-Barajas with 1.29 million seats Copenhagen Kastrup Apt – Oslo Gardermoen with 1.27 million seats Duesseldorf – Palma de Mallorca with 1.26 million seats New York JFK – London Heathrow with 1.23 million seats Dublin – London Heathrow with 1.22 million seats Amsterdam Schiphol – Barcelona-El Prat with 1.21 million seats Barcelona-El Prat – Rome Fiumicino with 1.19 million seats Ercan – Istanbul Sabiha Gokcen with 1.18 million seats Stockholm Arlanda – Copenhagen Kastrup with 1.17 million seats Airfares Have Mostly Increased On Europe’s Top Routes Compared To Last Summer Average economy airfares have increased on most of the top 10 routes, including New York-London. However, flights to New York have only gone up by 3.9%,…

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