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New York Airports: serving one of the world’s biggest metropolitan areas!

The three major airports serving New York City - John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK), LaGuardia Airport (LGA) and Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) in New Jersey are amongst the busiest in the US, with passenger numbers placing them respectively 6th, 21st and 11th in the country. Their combined passenger boardings in 2017 totaled over 65 million people. JKF and EWR both offer over 160 non-stop destinations, whilst LaGuardia boasts more than 60. Direct flights to Paris with Air France from JFK will connect you with over 200 additional global destinations offered by the French carrier. Paris is also a possibility from LaGuardia and Newark with either Delta or Air France, involving a connecting flight in another US city such as Boston.

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If you are on a flight leaving from New York Airports, you are contributing to one of the city’s key economic sectors. It is estimated that the total of wages from jobs generated directly and indirectly from JFK’s activities alone are in the region of 9.8 billion dollars.

The single most filmed location in movie history is in New York, in the shape of the city’s green lung, Central Park. Estimates vary as to how many films the park has featured in, ranging from 231 to 305!

New York Airports all boast significant parking space ranging from short-term to economy. All operate the E-ZPass Plus automated parking system. Cellphone parking lots, valet parking, a designated ‘Wait Area’ (LGA) and the ‘kiss and fly’ system (JFK) are all ways of making it easier to drop off or pick up passengers.

All airports have multiple public transport options. JFK is accessed from the NYC Subway (A, E, J, Z lines at Jamaica and Howard Beach) and Long Island Rail Road (Jamaica station) by the AirTrain, which stops at all terminals and operates round the clock. From Jamaica station to Terminal 1, it takes about 10 minutes. The NYC Express Bus runs between airports (JKF/LGA/EWR) and from Grand Central, Times Square and the Port Authority to JFK and LGA (90 minutes Grand Central-JFK). Local buses Q3, Q10 and B15 all connect to subway stations (Jamaica, Myrtle Av, Kingston-Throop Avs, Sutter Av-Rutland Rd, New Lots Av), MTA LIRR stations (Hollis, Locust Manor) or the AirTrain to take you to JFK.

Multiple buses serve LaGuardia: the LaGuardia Link (24-hour service, leaving from Woodside 61st station LIRR and Jackson Hgts 74 St Bus terminal, not serving terminal A), the M60 SBS, the Q72 (not terminal A), Q47 (terminal A only) and Q48.

Newark is linked into the Northeast Corridor Line and the North Jersey Coast Line through Newark Liberty International Airport Station. The journey from Penn Station to terminal B can take as little as 40 minutes. The Go28 bus route runs from beside Bloomfield Train Station (Conger St at Glenwood Avenue), past Broad St Station and downtown to all three terminals, taking 35 to 40 minutes to reach terminal C from Conger St at Glenwood Avenue, operating roughly every 30 minutes, except between 1am and 3.30am. NJT and Olympia Trails express buses also serve Newark. Naturally, limo and taxi services can take you to all three airports, as will a selection of ridesharing operations.

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