Multi-city pricing advantage
From $3,400 per person in business class
Save ~$1,200–$1,800 vs. three separate return fares
Savings estimates are based on published business class fare comparisons vs. equivalent separate return fares. Actual savings vary by booking date and availability. Our specialists advise on the exact fare combination.
Why travel New York to London?
New York to Dublin, Edinburgh, and London is the classic British Isles circuit — arriving into Ireland with US preclearance at Dublin, crossing to Scotland's dramatic capital, and finishing in London for the homebound transatlantic leg. Each city is distinct in character, cuisine, and architecture, and the short intra-island hops keep travel days to under 1.5 hours each.
Why book as a multi-city itinerary?
The JFK–DUB inbound / LHR–JFK homebound open-jaw is the natural structure. Aer Lingus and British Airways coordinate well as oneworld partners, and the DUB–EDI and EDI–LHR hops are easily incorporated. US preclearance at Dublin on the return (if routing back via Ireland) is an operational bonus that many travellers specifically choose this itinerary for.
Premium cabin options by segment
US preclearance at Dublin means arriving home in the US domestic terminal — a genuine operational advantage on the return
1h10 Irish Sea crossing; full business class service on both carriers
British Airways Club Europe on the Edinburgh–Heathrow route; includes lounge access at both airports
Planning tips for this itinerary
Dublin (3 nights, Guinness Storehouse, coastal walks at Howth and Dalkey) → Edinburgh (3 nights, Castle, Royal Mile, and the Highlands day trip to Loch Ness) → London (3–4 nights, galleries, parks, and theatre). August is Edinburgh's famous Fringe Festival month — exceptional cultural programming but busy and expensive. May–June is ideal for all three cities. British Airways homebound from LHR on the evening departure arrives JFK morning with a 7-hour flight.