✈️ Flight Guide: New York (Any) → Venice (Any)

NYCA covers New York City (All Airports): John F. Kennedy International (JFK), LaGuardia (LGA) and Newark Liberty International (EWR). When searching flights to Venice International (VENI) in September, compare departures across these airports to find the best nonstop or one-stop schedules and fares. Use location filters for Manhattan, Brooklyn, Jersey City, and White Plains to find the most convenient airport transfer.

A nonstop flight from NYCA (typically JFK or EWR) to Venice International (VENI) averages about 8 to 9 hours depending on winds and routing. One-stop itineraries (via hubs like London, Frankfurt or Amsterdam) usually range from 10 to 15 hours total including layovers. Check airline schedules early in September, as seasonal timetables affect departure windows and nonstop availability.

Direct nonstop flights may be offered seasonally, with the best availability in late spring through early fall—September often still has nonstop services from JFK or EWR operated by major carriers. If nonstop seats are limited in September, consider one-stop options via London (LHR), Frankfurt (FRA), Amsterdam (AMS), or Rome (FCO) to maintain competitive travel times. Book early to secure nonstop seats and lower fares.

For JFK, the AirTrain + NYC Subway or rideshare from Manhattan are fast and reliable; allow 60–90 minutes for morning traffic. LaGuardia is best reached by rideshare, M60 bus, or express shuttle (30–60 minutes depending on location). Newark (EWR) is served by NJ Transit or Amtrak from Penn Station plus the AirTrain Newark; factor in 60–90 minutes. In September, NYC traffic returns to normal after summer peaks—add an extra 15–30 minutes for unexpected delays.

By September, most routine COVID-19 travel restrictions have been relaxed, but travelers should verify Italy entry rules, vaccination recommendations, and any airline-specific health protocols before departure. Check official Italian government guidance, airline notices, and NYC travel advisories a week before flying to ensure required documents (if any) are ready. Always carry digital and printed copies of health documents and travel insurance that covers medical evacuation.

For international departures to Venice, arrive at least 3 hours before scheduled departure for check-in, baggage drop, and security screening. During September travel peaks there may be longer queue times at check-in counters and US Preclearance lanes, so plan additional buffer time if traveling with checked baggage or during early-morning and late-evening rushes. Enroll in TSA PreCheck or CLEAR to reduce security wait times when available.

Venice International (VENI) is typically less crowded in September than in peak summer months, with pleasant weather and many cultural events. From the airport, travelers commonly continue to Venice Mestre, the historic islands, Padua, Verona, or even Milan for onward travel. Plan for water-taxi or Alilaguna shuttle transfers to Venice island and for train or bus connections to Mestre or Verona.

From Venice International, the Alilaguna water bus service, public land bus + vaporetto combinations, taxis, and private water-taxis are available; Alilaguna offers direct water links to major tourist points. For nearby cities like Padua and Verona, regional trains from Venezia Mestre or Venezia Santa Lucia provide efficient connections. In September, schedules are frequent, but book private transfers ahead for early-morning or late-night arrivals.

Venice International provides standard international arrival services including baggage claim, customs control, and luggage storage options near the arrivals hall. Expect efficient processing for U.S. arrivals, though busy arrival banks in September evenings can cause short waits. If you need temporary baggage storage, check the official airport website or desk upon landing to reserve space.

September in Venice is mild with daytime highs typically 20–26°C (68–79°F) and cooler evenings; occasional rain showers are possible. Pack a light rain jacket, comfortable walking shoes for cobblestones and bridges, and a layer for canalside breezes. For festival or cultural visits in September, bring a smart-casual outfit for evening performances or dining.

Yes—September often features cultural events like film festivals, art exhibits, and classical concerts that increase tourist demand for arrivals and accommodations. These events can lead to higher fares and fuller arrival transfer services; book transfers and hotels early to avoid premium pricing. Check local event calendars before travel to align your arrival times with opening days and avoid busy transfer windows.