If you'll be needing
a Rental
Car, there are many companies to choose
from at JFK. In
good weather or bad, there are more things
to do and see in the New York/New Jersey metropolitan
region than anywhere else in the world. From
our Tourist
Resources page you can link to the Web
sites of museums, zoos, live performance venues
and historic sites and attractions. We also
have links to sites that comprise the most
extensive public
transportation network anywhere, so you
can plan how you're going to get to everything
you want to see and do.
Welcome to John F. Kennedy International Airport,
"Where America Greets the World."
This section of the JFK
Web site contains facts, history and other
information about JFK Airport that, while
interesting, isn't necessary to know if
you're planning to fly in or out of JFK.
Want to know how long
the runways are? When Terminal 7 was built?
How many people work at JFK? What was the
original name of the airport? Visit the JFK
Facts and History page for the answers
to these and dozens of other questions.
Want to know how many
planes take off and land at JFK in a month?
Which airlines carry the most passengers
at JFK? How many passengers travel to and
from Europe to JFK in a year? Visit the
Airport
Traffic Statistics section for this
and more statistical information about airlines,
passengers and cargo John F. Kennedy International,
Newark Liberty International and LaGuardia
airports.
Kennedy International Airport offers travellers
a wide range of Ground Transportation services.
There are taxis, buses, shuttles, and limousines
available in front of all nine terminals.
Ground Transportation Information counters,
located on the lower baggage claim level
of all terminals provide information and
reservations for buses, shared-ride vans
and limousines. Signs to the parking facilities
at JFK are now color coded to indicate their
proximity to the terminals. Car Rental facilities
are just off the airport with frequent courtesy
shuttles to carry passengers to and from
their cars.
FROM
MANHATTAN
Van Wyck Expressway to Airport Exit
Belt Parkway East to Exit 19/Van Wyck Expressway
(678)
FROM EASTERN LONG ISLAND
Belt Parkway West to Exit 20/JFK Expressway
FROM NEW JERSEY
NJ Turnpike to Exit 14C (Holland Tunnel),
then South on West St. to Brooklyn Battery
Tunnel or the Brooklyn Bridge to the Belt
Parkway
FROM UPSTATE NEW YORK
87 South to 278
278 East to 495
495 East to Van Wyck Expressway (678)
FROM CONNECTICUT
95 South to 678
678 South becomes Van Wyck Expressway
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