JFK is well connected to the New York City public transportation network. The AirTrain links all passenger terminals with New York City’s subway system at Jamaica and Howard Beach stations.

Passengers are urged to take the AirTrain shuttle instead, leading to frequent overcrowding on the link. The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which owns JFK airport, says: “We’re ...

Fortunately, that’s no longer the case, thanks largely to the leadership of Andrew Cuomo, who did a great job except for the dopey AirTrain ... New York City, JFK handles the most flights ...

full-scale construction of the ‘New JFK’ program, which provides for $19 billion of investments into two new terminals, and the new AirTrain at Newark-Liberty. The CFO detailed that the Port ...

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For the fourth episode of season 5 of The Roads to Carbon Neutral, we are heading to New York’s JFK International Airport to ...

BART spokesperson Alicia Trost told SFGATE that by charging the airport connector fee, only airport travelers support the ...

A collaboration with JetBlue will mark the return of United Airlines to JFK International Airport in two years. JetBlue will give United access to slots at JFK for up to seven daily round-trip ...

United did return briefly to JFK in the spring of 2021 but the move lasted little over 18 months with the last flight out of the airport taking off in October 2021. The New Terminal One (NTO ...