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NEW YORK JFK AIRPORT - NEW YORK JFK AIRPORT NY CITY

New York AirportNew York Airport – JFK Airport provides top-notch service to 100 airlines and 35,000,000 people annually. It is a great airport where travellers are treated well in state of the art surroundings. You can be assured the airport has everything you need to have a safe and enjoyable trip.

LaGuardia Airport is located 8 miles from Manhattan and the Newark Airport is approximately 12 miles from midtown Manhattan. Both of these airports offer a large selection of flights and are just as busy as JFK airport. So many people from all over the world travel through theses airports to visit this most affluent city.

New York JFK AirportGetting back and forth to the airport is never a problem on the subway or you can take a shuttle from your hotel. Most of the hotels in the area offer a shuttle service to and from the airport. One advice, driving through traffic in New York City is always a wait. Be sure you leave yourself ample driving time and then some and then some more so you can get to the airport in time for your flight. Just a little word of caution-traffic can be a nightmare. But, what’s that when you have everything you ever wanted in a city right outside your door?

The shuttle service to and from JFK Airport takes over 90 minutes but will often bring you right to your hotel, especially if it is in downtown or midtown. Cabs from the airports are plentiful and operate a set fare but on the way back to the airport you’ll have to cut your own deal.

The new AirTrain from JFK Airport has entered service and will bring you to an A line station (Howard Beach) or to Sutphin Boulevard subway station ( E, J and Z subway lines). The AirTrain also serves LIRR’s Jamaica Station.

Arriving in JFK Airport you need a $5 ticket to link to the subway and then you need a subway ticket $2 to take you into central New York. On the way to JFK, some airlines will check you in and take your luggage at Jamaica Station before you get on the AirTrain.

New York Airport Service
www.nyairportservice.com

JFK AirTrain
www.mta.nyc.ny.us