New York, United States
John F. Kennedy International Airport opened in 1948 and is operated by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.
In 2023, JFK handled over 60 million passengers, making it one of the busiest airports in the United States. Its IATA code is JFK.
The airport is undergoing a multi-billion dollar redevelopment plan to improve terminals, roadways, and passenger experience.
John F. Kennedy International Airport has four operational terminals: Terminal 1, Terminal 4, Terminal 5, and Terminal 8.
Terminal 1 primarily serves international carriers and has 11 gates. Terminal 4, also mainly international, has two concourses: A with 16 gates and B with 22 gates.
Terminal 5 is the home of JetBlue and has 29 gates. Terminal 8, used by American Airlines and other Oneworld partners, features 12 gates in Concourse B and 17 gates in Concourse C.
The terminals cover approximately 13.5 million square feet and handle a capacity of over 60 million passengers annually. Recent expansions include renovations and expansions of Terminal 8 completed in 2022.
Short-term parking is available in the Yellow, Orange, Red, and Blue parking garages. Daily rates range from $42. Long-term parking is available at the Lefferts Boulevard parking lot. Pre-booking is available through the JFK Airport website.