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Guide to New York Airports : LaGuardia, Kennedy, NewarkNew York City - NYC is mainly served by 3 major airports : Kennedy JFK, Newark and LaGuardia. Airport-New-York.com is an independent information website and has no relation with any official site. It is just meant to bring relevant information to travellers visiting NYC. Looking for information about transfer to Manhattan or airport car rental agencies, taxis station location, hotels in the vicinity of each airport or in Manhattan - Or you just need to know which terminal is your flight and where is located the airport on a map ? You're just in the right place. |
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Kennedy Airport : JFKAlthough JFK is known as the premier international hub for both New York City and the United States, it also handles domestic flights, mostly to the West Coast. In 2005 Kennedy JFK handled 41 million passengers. Kennedy airport |
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Newark : EWRNewark International Airport is located in Newark, New Jersey. It handles both domestic and international flights. Terminal A : Air Canada, America West, American, United and US Airways flights - Terminal B : Delta, Northwest, and all international arrivals. Terminal C is mostly for Continental flights. Newark airport |
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LaGuardia : LGALocated in the Borough of Queens, New York City, bordering on Flushing Bay and Bowery Bay. It is eight miles from Midtown Manhattan. La Guardia (LGA), mainly handles domestic flights. LaGuardia Airport |
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Unofficial guide to New York City Airports |
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