Est. 1958 · Fly the Meridian Way
Seven hours over the Atlantic, one golden afternoon in the city of trams and tiles. Nonstop from New York, dinner in the Alfama by sunset.
Every Meridian route gets its own poster. Pick the one that pulls you out the door.
Three cabins, one promise: you arrive rested, fed, and a little bit in love with the sky.
$289 / round trip
The classic jet-age seat — generous legroom, real meals, window views.
$489 / round trip
Extra space, priority everything, and a lounge before you even board.
$1,190 / round trip
A flat bed, a four-course dinner, and the whole window to yourself.
Three rules we have kept since the first jet left New York in 1958.
We fly fewer routes than anyone else and we fly them every day, on time, with the same crew who knows your name by the third trip.
A hot meal on a real plate, poured wine, and coffee that tastes like coffee. The cabin is a dining room at 35,000 feet.
Bags, meals, seat selection and changes are in the price you see. No fare that doubles at checkout. Ever.
Yes — Meridian Plus and First change free up to 24 hours before departure. Meridian fares change for a $49 fee, and the difference in fare.
Every fare includes two checked bags at 23 kg each and one cabin bag. First adds a third checked bag and a garment bag.
Choose your seat during booking — standard seats are free, exit rows are $24. You can change it any time before check-in closes.
Yes, on every Meridian jet. Messaging is free; full Wi-Fi is $8, or free in Meridian Plus and First.