New York JFK International Airport in a nutshell

The most important airport of New York is also the largest one in the United States. It annually processes over 40 million passengers. Two other airports around New York together process an additional 60 million passengers each year, which brings the total number of passengers processed in the area to 100 million.
JFK has nine terminals. Between the terminals there is a free AirTrain, which is connected to subway line A.

The airport is located 24 kilometres outside of Manhattan. There are bus services to various destinations in New York and there are long-range buses to various places on Long Island, Westchester, Upstate, Connecticut, New Jersey and Pennsylvania.

At the airport itself there is a hotel. There is a huge supply of shops and places to eat and drink. In all the terminals there are facilities like fax, Internet computers and courier services. In the hotel there are meeting and conference rooms. In addition, there are banks, exchange offices and cash machines everywhere. There is a fully equipped post office and the First Aid station can be summoned via one of the service desks. The airport is accessible to disabled people.

In the aviation industry New York John F Kennedy International Airport is indicated with the abbreviations JFK (IATA airport code) and KJFK (ICAO airport code).

Link to official website New York John F Kennedy International Airport