New
York Flight - The three major airports servicing
the New York City and surrounding areas are the John
F. Kennedy Int’l (JFK), LaGuardia (LGA) and
Newark Int’l. (EWR). All three of these airports
are operated by the Port Authority of New York and
New Jersey.
The JFK Airport has excellent service
with over a 100 different airlines flying in and out
– so there is almost certainly a direct flight,
if not from your local airport, at least from your
country. Some 35,000,000 people fly in and out of
JFK every year.
Another airport LaGuardia offers
another option with flights from virtually all areas
and is located 8 miles from Manhattan. The
Newark Airport, another choice for travellers
is approximately 12 miles from midtown Manhattan.
Your
choices for flights are virtually unlimited. Because
they are all close to the heart of New York
City each of the three offer flight choices
for any and all travellers. Before buying your flight
tickets do a bit of research to find out the best
rates and the best timings for you. Though JFK
Airport is the biggest, it is also simple
to get to your accommodation from Newark and La Guardia
Airports. Finding a flight to New York is easy and
because of the great choice, very affordable.
These three airports have flights from virtually
every city worldwide making Travel to New
York City a very attractive proposition.
Be sure and check several sites over the internet
to find the best rates on flights and any specials
the different airlines may be having. This could be
one of the most interesting vacations you might ever
embark on so make your reservations early.
Below are some links you may find useful to discover
which airlines fly to which city, though most of the
internet websites selling airfares and air tickets
will find the right airlines for you.
John F. Kennedy Int’l (JFK),
http://www.newyorktransportation.com/airports/kennedy/kennedy.html
LaGuardia (LGA),
http://www.newyorktransportation.com/airports/laguardia/lga.html
Newark Airport
http://www.newyorktransportation.com/airports/newark/newark.html
