New York 1(718) 790 1312 Long Island 1(631) 703 1662
Connecticut 1(203) 340 4455 New Jersey 1(973) 687 8668
Services
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We will check your flight arrival time every 30 minutes
Your chauffeur will hold a sign with your name written on it!
Your chauffeur will meet you inside the terminal! (no extra charge)
Your chauffeur will carry your luggage to your limousine
Transportation Services New York City
ASM Limousine can accommodate all your transportation service needs in New York. Whether you are in a hurry to get to the airport, touring the city on a leisurely excursion or going to the prom, we will surpass your expectations with proven reliability and unparalleled attention.
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Transportation Services Long Island (Nassau, Suffolk)
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Airports
Asm's transportation service in NY is available for pick up and drop off at all major New York airports, including John F. Kennedy International (JFK), Newark (EWR), LaGuardia (LGA), Teterboro (TEB), Westchester (HPN) and MacArthur (ISP).
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City to City
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Round Trip
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John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK)
Welcome to John F. Kennedy International Airport, also known as JFK. We are the largest airport in the state of New York. JFK Airport is New York's busiest airport, serving over 41 million passengers each year. As one of the busiest airports in the United States and one of the busiest international gateways, JFK Airport is truly a bustling hub of transportation in New York City. Our airport also handles more international air freight by value of shipments than any other airport in the United States.
JFK Airport offers service to destinations in the United States, as well as to Canada, Latin America, Europe, Asia, and the Pacific and Australia/New Zealand. JFK Airport serves as the primary hub for United Airlines, a secondary hub for Alaska Airlines and America West, and a focus city for American Airlines and Air New Zealand.
History of JFK Airport (JFK)
Construction began in April 1942, when the City of New York contracted for the placing of hydraulic fill over the marshy tidelands on the site of Idlewild Golf Course. Planned at first for 1,000 acres, the airport grew to five times that size. First commercial flights began on July 1, 1948. The airport was formally dedicated as New York International Airport on July 31, 1948. It was re-dedicated on December 24, 1963 as John F. Kennedy International Airport, following action of the Mayor and Council of the City of New York, and a resolution of the Commissioners of the Port Authority.
JFK Airport (JFK) Services
JFK Airport Gift Shops
Gifts shops located at JFK include Hudson News and Gifts, International Shoppes, and Discover New York.
JFK airport (JFK) Restaurants and Bars
Fast food establishments and restaurants serving JFK Airport include Napa Valley Wine Bar, Brooklyn Brew Pub, Eurasia Coffee House, Euro Café, Greenwich Village Bistro, McDonalds, Panini Express, Soup & KimBob, Sylvia's, Wok n' Roll, Creative Croissant, Burger King, Chili's Too, Great American Bagel, Manchu Wok, Sam Adam's Pub, Sbarro, Starbucks, TCBY, Au Bon Pain, Bar Avion, BowlRama, Brooklyn Ale House (B Concourse), Cafe Ritazza, Common Seating Food Court, Cucina Express, Delancey's Bar Gourmet Gift Food, Krispy Kreme, Mesa Picante, Naples Express, Pier Bar, Shannon's Bar (A Concourse), Taste of Asia, Zum Zum, Boars Head Deli, Cibo Deli, Deep Blue Sushi, Dunkin Donuts, Famous Famiglia, International Food Hall, Mex and the City, New York Sports Grill, Sammy's BBQ, Sky Asian Bistro, The Away Café, Broadway Brewing Co., Everything Yogurt, The Grove, Nathan's, Pickles, Deli & Soups, The Treat Street EY Cart, Wok & Roll
JFK Airport (JFK) Duty Free Shopping
Duty Free stores at JFK include International Shoppes, World Duty Free America, and Duty Free.
JFK Airport (JFK) Foreign Exchange Desks
Foreign Currency Exchange desks are located at all terminal departure halls. Traveler's checks can be cashed and purchased at every terminal. Visa card and Master Card cash advances available at currency exchange counters located in all terminals.
JFK Airport Automatic Teller Machines (ATMs)
ATMs dispense cash from machines located in all terminals.
JFK Airport Internet Access
Internet plug-ins are available at public telephones in all JFK terminals.
John F. Kennedy (JFK) Airport Parking
There are two kinds of public parking at JFK Airport : Long-Term Parking and Daily Parking in the Central Terminal Area (CTA). Note: Jfk Airport Terminal 8/9 Alternate Parking is easily reached by following the "Jfk Airport Terminal 8 and 9" signs located on the Van Wyck Expressway. From there, take the free shuttle bus that departs every 15 minutes directly to JFK Airport Terminals 8 and 9. E-ZPass Plus is not available in this lot.
JFK Airp[ort Long Term Parking
The Long-Term Parking Lot is located at Lefferts Blvd., approximately 4 miles from Terminals 1 through 9.
To reach the Long-Term Parking Lot from the Belt Parkway:
If you are traveling eastbound, take Exit 19, and bear right at the exit towards Lefferts Blvd., and turn right at the first intersection onto Lefferts Blvd. The entrance to the lot is ahead on the right. If you are traveling westbound, take Exit 18B, turn left at the first traffic light onto Lefferts Blvd., go over the overpass over the Belt Parkway, and the entrance to Long Term Parking will be ahead on your right.
From the JFK Expressway entrance to the airport, follow the Long-Term Parking signs through the Cargo area to Federal Circle, and from there to the Long-Term Parking Lot at Lefferts Blvd.
From the Van Wyck Expressway, take the Federal Circle exit, turn right immediately after you exit and follow signs to Long Term Parking.
The Howard Beach Station AirTrain operates between the Central Terminal Area and Long Term Parking Station A or Station B every 4-8 minutes between 6AM and 11PM, and every 12 minutes between 11PM and 6AM. From Station A or B to the Central Terminal Area takes about 8 minutes. Please allow at least 30 minutes to reach your terminal.
E-ZPass Plus is available in the Blue, Green, Yellow, Orange and Long-Term Lots.
Parking Rates for the Long-Term Parking Lot are as follows:
First 24 hours
$15 for up to 24 hours
Over First 24 hours
$5 for each 8-hour period or part thereafter
JFK Airport Daily Parking
Parking Rates for the CTA Parking Lots (Green, Blue, Yellow, and Orange) are as follows:
$3 for the first half hour or part
$6 for up to 1 hour
$3 for each hour or part thereafter, up to $30 maximum each 24-hour period
JFK Airport Terminals Plans
JFK Airport NEWS
(PressMediaWire) WASHINGTON October 9, 2008 – The Bush Administration is committing almost $90 million over the next eight years to expand capacity at John F. Kennedy International Airport, U.S. Secretary of Transportation Mary E. Peters announced today. She also unveiled new rules designed to lower fares, increase consumer choices and improve service for air travelers using JFK, Newark and LaGuardia airports.
“The best way to cut record airline delays nationwide is to expand the limited capacity at New York’s airport,” Secretary Peters said. “Building new taxiways or adding new runways takes time, though, which is why we’re also putting in place measures to cut delays and keep service vibrant over the short term.”
The Secretary said the U.S. Department of Transportation will sign what is known as a “Letter of Intent” committing the federal government to invest $89 million between 2009 and 2016 to fund a series of taxiway improvements at JFK airport. The taxiway improvements include constructing two new taxiways, extending or improving six others and creating new high-speed exit taxiways.
The taxiway work will make it easier for aircraft to maneuver between gates and the airport’s runways, cutting travel time and limiting delays, the Secretary said. She added that the new high-speed exit taxiways will reduce inbound delays to aircraft arriving at JFK.
“The goal is simple, find every possible way to safely add as much capacity as possible to some of the most popular airports in the country,” said Acting Federal Aviation Administrator Robert Sturgell. “Combined with dozens of other capacity improvements we’re making at the airport, this new investment will lead to more flights, fewer delays and a better traveling experience for countless flyers.”
Secretary Peters said that the construction work was expected to begin in 2009 and would be completed by 2014. She added that the Department also was working with local airport officials to move forward on a range of other needed capacity projects, including additional taxiways and other airfield improvements.
She said that until the capacity improvements can come on line, the Department has limited the number of flights that could operate in a given hour at JFK and Newark airports. Combined with existing “caps” at LaGuardia airport, the Secretary said that service at the airport was at risk of stagnating since other competitors are locked out of the market. She cautioned that studies have found airfares at capped airports run 11 to 15 percent higher than at comparable airports without caps.
In order to keep the New York aviation market open to new services that would promote competitive fares, the Secretary also announced final rules to auction a limited number of landing and take-off “slots” at each of the region’s three airports. Under the final rules, airlines operating at JFK, Newark and LaGuardia would receive a 10-year ownership of the vast majority of FAA slots they currently operate, the Secretary said.
However, the new rules call for a gradual auctioning over the next five years of up to 10 percent of the landing and take off slots these airlines currently operate free of charge today. She added that the rules also would lower the hourly operating cap at LaGuardia airport from 75 slots per hour to 71 slots per hour by “retiring” an additional five percent of the slots currently being used, cutting delays by an estimated 40 percent.
Under the rule for La Guardia, existing airlines would keep 988 of the slots they currently operate. The remaining 113 slots would be made available over the next five years by auction to airlines interested in starting new service or expanding current operations at the airport.
In addition, under the rule for JFK and Newark, existing airlines would keep 1,035 of the slots they currently operate at JFK Airport and 1,154 of the 1,245 slots they currently operate at Newark Airport. The remaining 89 slots at JFK and 91 slots at Newark would be made available over a five-year period for airlines wishing to expand their current operations or start new services at either of the airports.
The Secretary said that as a result of the auctions, all airlines would have an opportunity to enter or expand current operations in the New York market. She noted that additional competition like the kind the auctions would bring is proven to lower fares and improve service. She noted, for example, that fares declined by 25 percent at Philadelphia International Airport after a new airline entered that market in 2004. She added that when a new airline began serving JFK airport in 2000, fares fell to some destinations by as much as 50 percent.
“Without slot auctions, a small number of airlines will profit while travelers bear the brunt of higher fares, fewer choices and deteriorating service,” the Secretary said. “Slot auctions, meanwhile, will keep flights to New York affordable, available and vibrant while giving all airlines an opportunity to compete in one of the world’s most popular aviation markets.”
DOT Expands NYC Air Auction Plans Despite Mounting Opposition
OCTOBER 09, 2008 -- To the dismay of airlines, the U.S. Department of Transportation said it would proceed with its plan to auction some slots at the three major New York City-area airports, according to a final rule released today.
DOT and major airlines continue to butt heads on the issue, which has spurred an Air Transport Association-led lawsuit and a ruling by the U.S. Government Accountability Office, Congress' investigative arm, that DOT does not have the legal authority to auction slots
Despite the mounting opposition, DOT today defined final plans to gradually auction "up to 10 percent of the landing and takeoff slots these airlines currently operate free of charge today" at John F. Kennedy, LaGuardia and Newark airports. DOT said the rules call for airlines to maintain a 10-year ownership of "the vast majority of FAA slots they currently operate." The auctions would begin next year and continue through 2014.
At LaGuardia, the ruling calls for the capping of slots at 71 operations per hour, down from 75, with the aim to cut delays at the airport by 40 percent. Airlines would maintain control of 988 airport slots, while the remaining 113 "would be made available over the next five years by auction to airlines interested in starting new service or expanding current operations at the airport."
DOT called for similar actions at JFK, where it plans to auction 89 slots over five years, and at Newark, where 91 slots are slated for auction in that period. DOT said any airline could bid in the auctions to "have an opportunity to enter or expand current operations in the New York market."
"Without slot auctions, a small number of airlines will profit while travelers bear the brunt of higher fares, fewer choices and deteriorating service," U.S. Transportation Secretary Mary Peters said in a statement today. "Slot auctions, meanwhile, will keep flights to New York affordable, available and vibrant while giving all airlines an opportunity to compete in one of the world's most popular aviation markets."
ATA, the major domestic airline lobbying organization, continued to deride DOT's plan, calling the auction ruling "ill-conceived and one that will result in a lengthy and costly legal challenge." ATA president and CEO James May today noted that the DOT ruling "patently defies the recommendation of the Government Accountability Office, as well as the will of Congress, by attempting to move forward with an illegal auction of airport slots."
Peters called the auctions a short-term measure to curb delays. Other measures include already-implemented flight caps at JFK and Newark, and today's new cap plan at LaGuardia. Though Peters noted studies that find airfares at capped airports can be up to 15 percent higher than those at "comparable airports without caps," she expects the auction plan to keep fares competitive in and out of the New York City-area airports.
Peters today said flight capacity expansion at JFK is the foundation of a longer-term plan to curb delays. DOT today announced the commitment of $89 million through 2016 to expand capacity at JFK, including the construction of two new taxiways and improvements to the six others at the airport. Peters expects construction to begin next year with a target for completion in 2014.
JFK AirportTerminal Information (1-9)
JFK Airport Terminal 1
JFK Terminal 1 serves Aeroflot, Aero Mexico, Air China, Air France, AirPlus Comet, Alitalia, Austrian Airlines, China Airlines, Japan Airlines, Korean Air, Lufthansa, MAXjet, Olympic, Royal Air Maroc, and Turkish.
Jfk AirportTerminal 2
JFK Terminal 2 serves Continental, Continental Express, and Song.
JFK Airport Terminal 3
JFK Terminal 3 serves Comair, Delta, Delta Connection, Miami Air, Saudi Arabian Airlines, and Sun Country.
JFK Airport terminal 4
Terminal 4 at JFK International Airport is one of the most modern, efficient, spacious and unique terminals in the New York area serving 45 international and domestic airlines carrying nearly 9 million passengers per year.
Regarded as the Terminal of Choice, Terminal 4 offers travelers a commitment to passenger service, while airlines benefit from a dedicated management company that oversees all landside and airside operations.
Terminal 4 at JFK International Airport is a successful paradigm for air terminal management and a model of public/private partnership
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JFK Terminal 4 serves Aer Lingus, Aerolineas Argentinas, AeroSvit Ukrainian Airlines, Air India, Air Jamaica, Air Tahiti Nui, Allegro, Asiana, Avianca, Azteca, Biman Bangladesh, BWIA, Corsair, Copa Airlines, Czech Airlines, Egyptair, El Al, Emirates, EOS, Eurofly, Israir, JetBlue (San Juan), KLM, Kuwait Airways, Lacsa, Lan Chile, Lan Ecuador, Lan Peru, LOT, LTU, Mexicana, North American, Northwest, Pakistan International Airlines, Royal Jordanian, Singapore Airlines, South African Airways, Swiss International Air Lines, TACA International, TAM, Thai Airways Int'l, Travel Span, Universal, USA 3000, Uzbekistan, VARIG, and Virgin Atlantic.
JFK AirportTerminal 5
JFK Terminal 5 - Under construction until 2008.
JFK Airport Terminal 6
JFK Terminal 6 serves JetBlue.
JFK AirportTerminal 7
JFK Terminal 7 serves Air Canada, US Airways/America West (Domestic), US Airways/America West (International, Canada & Mexico), ANA (All Nippon), British Airways, Cathay Pacific, Iberia, Icelandair, Qantas, and United Airlines.
JFK Airport Terminal 8
JFK Terminal 8 serves American, Finnair, Malev Hungarian, and SN Brussels Airlines.
JFK Airport Terminal 9
JFK Terminal 9 serves American, and American Eagle.
Airlines serving JFK Airport
Aer Lingus (800) 474-7424
Aeroflot (888) 340-6400
Aerolineas Argentinas (800) 333-0276
Aero Mexico (800) 237-6639
AeroSvit Ukrainian Airlines (888) 661-1620
Air Canada (888) 247-2262
Air China (800) 982-8802
Air France (800) 237-2747
Air India (212) 751-6200
Air Jamaica (800) 523-5585
Air Tahiti Nui (866) 835-9286
AirPlus Comet (877) 999-7587
Alitalia (800) 223-5730
Allegro (Seasonal) (800) 903-2779
US Airways/America West (Domestic) (800) 235-9292
US Airways/America West (International, Canada & Mexico) (800) 363-2597
American (Domestic, Puerto Rico, & some international - check with the airline) (800) 433-7300
American (International & Caribbean - check with the airline) (800) 433-7300
American Eagle (800) 433-7300
ANA (All Nippon) (800) 235-9262
Asiana (800) 227-4262
Austrian Airlines (800) 843-0002
Avianca (800) 284-2622
Azteca (212) 289-6400
Biman Bangladesh (212) 808-4477
British Airways (800) 247-9297
BWIA (800) 538-2942
Cathay Pacific (800) 233-2742
China Airlines (800) 227-5118
Comair (800) 354-9822
Continental (800) 525-0280
Continental Express (800) 525-0280
Corsair (seasonal) (800) 677-0720
Copa Airlines (800) 359-2672
Czech Airlines (800) 223-2365
Delta (800) 221-1212
Delta Connection (800) 325-5205
Egyptair (212) 315-0900
El Al (212) 768-9200
Emirates (800) 777-3999
EOS (888) 357-3677
Eurofly (800) 459-0581
Finnair (800) 950-5000
Iberia (800) 772-4642
Icelandair (800) 223-5500
Israir (877) 477-2471
Japan Airlines (800) 525-3663
JetBlue (San Juan) (800) 538-2583
JetBlue (800) 538-2583
KLM (800) 374-7747
Korean Air (800) 438-5000
Kuwait Airways (212) 659-4200
Lacsa (800) 225-2272
Lan Chile (800) 735-5526
Lan Ecuador (866) 526-3279
Lan Peru (800) 735-5590
LOT (212) 852-0240
LTU (866) 266-5588
Lufthansa (800) 645-3880
Malev Hungarian (800) 223-6884
MAXjet (888) 435-9626
Mexicana (800) 531-7921
Miami Air (charter) (305) 871-3300
North American (800) 371-6297
Northwest (800) 225-2525
Olympic (800) 223-1226
Pakistan International Airlines (212) 760-8455
Qantas (800) 227-4500
Royal Air Maroc (800) 344-6726
Royal Jordanian (212) 949-0050
Saudi Arabian Airlines (718) 551-3020
Singapore Airlines (800) 742-3333
Song (800) FLY-SONG
South African Airways (800) 722-9675
SN Brussels Airlines (Code Share American) (516) 622-2248
Sun Country 800-FLY-N-SUN
Swiss International Air Lines (877) 359-7947
TACA International (800) 535-8780
TAM (888) FLY-TAM
Thai Airways Int'l. (800) 426-5204
Travel Span (800) 817-6177
Turkish (516) 247-5402
United Airlines (800) 241-6522
Universal (718) 441-4900
USA 3000 (877) 872-3000
Uzbekistan (212) 245-1005
VARIG (800) 468-2744
Virgin Atlantic (800) 862-8621
(LGA) LaGuardia Airport
(LGA) Laguardia Airport, New York
LaGuardia Airport (LGA), also in Queens (on the Grand Central Parkway) mainly handles domestic flights. If you're flying in from anywhere in the U.S., chances are you'll come through here. Particular exceptions include Continental Airlines. The airport has a Ground Transportation Desk where you can get information when you arrive.
Queens is best known as the home of two of NYC’s major airports, LaGuardia and JFK International.
Major Attractions and Locations:
Astoria, Aqueduct Race Track, Shea Stadium, home of the New York Mets, Flushing Meadows Park, home of the US Open Tennis, Forest Hills, St. John’s University, York College and Queens College.
The city consists of five boroughs: The Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Staten Island and Queens.
OPERATED BY
LaGuardia Airport (LGA) has been operated by The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey under a lease with the City of New York since June 1, 1947.
LOCATION
LGA LaGuardia is on Flushing Bay and borders Bowery Bay. It is eight miles from midtown Manhattan.
SIZE
The (LGA) LaGuardia consists of 680 acres and 72 aircraft gates. It is 12.7 feet above sea level.
HISTORY
The site was first occupied by Gala Amusement Park. Transformed in 1929 into a 105-acre private flying field, it was first named Glenn H. Curtiss Airport and later North Beach Airport. Taken over by New York City, it was enlarged by purchase of adjoining land and by filling in 357 acres of waterfront along the east side.
Ground was broken on Sept. 9, 1937, for a new airport, which was built jointly by the City and the Federal Works Progress Administration. It was dedicated on Oct. 15, 1939, as New York City Municipal Airport. On Nov. 2, 1939, the name was changed to New York Municipal Airport-LaGuardia Field. On Dec. 2 of that year, it was opened to commercial traffic.
In 1947, the year the airport was leased to the Port Authority, it was renamed LaGuardia Airport. A new Central Terminal Building was opened in 1964 and enlarged in 1967 and 1992.
CENTRAL TERMINAL BUILDING
The Central Terminal Building was dedicated on April 17, 1964, and serves most of the airport’s scheduled domestic airlines.
It is 1,300 feet long and 180 feet wide, with 750,000 square feet of floor space. Originally constructed at a cost of $36 million, the six-block-long structure consists of a four-story central section, two three-story wings and four concourses leading to 38 aircraft gate positions. The Central Terminal Building recently completed a $340 million expansion and modernization. The centerpiece, a $47 million project for a complete redevelopment of the center section, included new elevators and escalators to accommodate the elderly and disabled as well as a new shopping concourse
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LaGuardia Airport Address: *
LaGuardia International Airport
Ditmars Blvd and 94th St
Flushing, NY 11369
- Baggage Carts / Skycap at La Guardia LGA Airport
Baggage Carts are available at the entrances and exits and in the LGA Baggage Claim area. Skycap service is also available throughout the airport to persons needing special assistance.
- Baggage Claim at La Guardia LGA Airport
Baggage Claim areas are located in each of the LGA Airport Terminal.
- Banking / ATM Services at La Guardia LGA Airport
Wachovia ATMs:
Central Terminal, pre-security - American Airlines Baggage Claim; Lower Level Food Court; Continental Baggage Claim; West Food Court; West Seating Lounge Central Terminal, post-security - Gates A1, B6, C2 and D3
- Currency Exchange at La Guardia LGA Airport
Currency Exchange
Central Terminal Building (CTB) - Tel: 718-672-4748. Hours of operation are Monday through Saturday 8am to 8pm; Sundays 8am to 6pm
US Airways Terminal - Tel: 718-478-1690. Hours of operation are Monday through Friday 10am to 6pm
Travelex - Central Terminal, pre-security, shopping concourse
- Business Services at La Guardia LGA Airport
Business Services Centers are located in the Central Terminal Building and in the Delta Terminal.
Airline Clubs
Continental Airlines - Presidents Club: (718) 505-7435
Northwest World Club Lounge: (718) 476-7196
USAirways: (718) 533-2536
American Airlines - Admirals Club
Phone: (800) 237-7971, extension 542 (LGA)
Note: Some airline clubs have conference room facilities for non-club members. It is recommended that you call and ask about this service.
- Concourses at La Guardia LGA Airport
LaGuardia Airport has 4 terminals: Central Terminal, Concourses A - D; Marine Air Terminal; US Airways Terminal; and Delta Terminal
Dedicated on April 17, 1964, it serves most of the airport’s scheduled domestic airlines. It consists of a four-story central section, two three-story wings and four concourses leading to 38 aircraft gate positions.
US Airways Terminal
East end airport roadways were reconfigured and expanded to handle the increased traffic at that end of the airport where the 12-gate US Airways Terminal opened on September 12, 1992. The terminal connects to US Airways Shuttle Terminal and adjoins its lobby and check-in areas.
US Airways Shuttle Terminal
The eight-gate US Airways Shuttle Terminal serves passengers on hourly shuttle flights to Boston and Washington, D.C. It has been operated by US Airways since April 1992.
Delta Terminal
Built by Delta Air Lines at the far east end of the airport, the Delta Terminal opened in June 1983. The terminal has 10 aircraft gate positions. Delta’s redevelopment of their food and retail concessions is underway. Northwest Airlines and Business Express are also located in this terminal.
Marine Air Terminal (MAT)
Once called the Overseas terminal, this was the original airport terminal building, constructed near the bay to serve the flying boats that dominated International Travel in the 1930’s and 1940’s. The MAT is two-storied and domed, with an interior rotunda. It is used by commuter airlines, air taxis, private aircraft, Signature Flight Support-a fixed based operator (FBO), and a private weather service. The terminal section houses six gates from which Delta Air Lines now operate hourly shuttle service to Boston and Washington.
- Emergency / Medical Services at La Guardia LGA Airport
Trained emergency medical technicians are available 24 hours per day. Please call the police emergency number 211 from any airport direct dial phone or (718) 533-3911 for on-airport assistance. Airport phones are available at various locations.
Medical Services
LGA Med Port - Hangar 3 (located to the right of the CTB if facing the garage on the frontage), Suite 109. Phone: (718) 476-5620; Fax: (718) 476-5162. Monday thru Friday 9am - 6pm
Dentist Services: Dr. Robert M. Trager, LaGuardia Airport, Central Terminal Building (Terminal B), Room 3636. (718) 507-7800
- Flight Information Monitors at La Guardia LGA Airport
Flight Information monitors are located throughout the terminal and concourses.
- Interfaith Chapel / Religious Options at La Guardia LGA Airport
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- International Travelers at La Guardia LGA Airport
Customs/USDA Procedures - Flight attendants distribute Customs Declaration forms.
- Questions about fruits, vegetables, plants, meats, birds, etc.
- Passengers should have permits for the above prior to arriving in U.S.
- Only One Customs Declaration is required per family:
- U.S. residents - Duty-Free exemption of $400 or $600 if returning from a Caribbean basin country
- Non-residents - Duty-Free exemption of $100.
- All passengers must declare currency or monetary instruments over $10,000 U.S.
Immigration Procedures - Flight attendants will distribute an Immigration Arrival/Departure record form.
- Every non-U.S. citizen except permanent residents in possession of a green card or Canadian citizens, must complete an Immigration form.
- Visitors with visas fill out the white Immigration forms.
- Visitors without visas fill out green visa-waiver forms.
- Internet Access at La Guardia LGA Airport
Wireless Internet access is available in all of the concourses of the Central Terminal Building. Business Services Centers are located in the Central Terminal Building and in the Delta Terminal. Dataports are available at payphones in all of the LGA terminals.
- Lost & Found at La Guardia LGA Airport
For lost and found items, see La Guardia Airport Information Booth and Travelers Assistance, located in each of the terminals. For more information, contact Lost and Found at:
Port Authority Police: 718-533-3900; Impound Lot: (718) 533-3900; Lost & Found: (718) 533-3988
TSA Lost & Found - TSA: (718) 639-1839; TSA Customer Service Center: (866) 289-9673; (for items that may have been lost in and around the security check point)
- Mail Center / U.S. Post Office at La Guardia LGA Airport
Business Services Centers are located in the Central Terminal Building and in the Delta Terminal.
- Main Terminal / Concourses at La Guardia LGA Airport
LaGuardia Airport has 5 terminals:
1. Central Terminal Building (CTB) serves most of the airport’s scheduled domestic airlines. It consists of a four-story central section, two three-story wings and four concourses leading to 38 aircraft gate positions.
2. US Airways Terminal, a 12-gate terminal, adjoins its lobby and check-in areas.
3. US Airways Shuttle Terminal, an 8-gate terminal, serves passengers on hourly shuttle flights, Boston / Washington, D.C.
4. Delta Air Lines Main Terminal, att the far east end of the airport, has 10 gates. Delta, Northwest Airlines and Business Express are located in this terminal.
5. Delta Air Lines Shuttle Terminal (a/k/a Marine Air Terminal) is two-storied and domed, with an interior rotunda. It is used by commuter airlines, air taxis, private aircraft, Signature Flight Support-a fixed based operator (FBO), and a private weather service. The terminal section houses six gates from which Delta Air Lines now operate hourly shuttle service to Boston and Washington.
- People With Special Needs / Persons With Disabilities at La Guardia LGA Airport
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has prepared this information to inform you of accessible services available at LaGuardia Airport (LGA).
N o t e : It is best to arrange for any special assistance you may need in advance, either directly with your airline or through a Travel Agent.
THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW
The Port Authority encourages the use of standard international symbols in directional and informational signs at LGA. Look for the symbols designating wheelchair accessibility , hearing disability and Telecommunications Device for the Deaf (TDD/TTY) to locate facilities and services that you may require.
To help you plan your visit in advance of your trip, use this Website to identify and locate accessible services at LaGuardia Airport. If you are not accompanied by or met at the airport by a friend or relative, it is important that you contact your airline (airline terminal locations and phone numbers) in advance about any specific needs.
QUESTIONS TO ASK IN ADVANCE
To find out about accessibility on board the airplane, contact your travel agent or airline representative.
Before making your reservations, here are some other questions you should ask to make your trip easier: - How accessible is the terminal from the parking lot or the place where I will be dropped off? Will I need assistance to get into the terminal?
- Are there accessible elevators available? Where are they?
- Will I need an airline representative to assist me (when boarding, arriving or claiming my baggage)?
- Does the airline provide special assistance aboard the aircraft?
- Are there accessible facilities at my destination airport? Is information about these facilities available? (Check our Other Airports section for links to other airport's websites.)
- Will I be changing planes and will that require a terminal change?
- Are there fees for any of these services?
MAKING RESERVATIONS
It will be easier if you make reservations with your airline or travel agent well in advance of your trip, and inform them of any assistance you may require, e.g., a wheelchair (departing and arriving), specific seating requests, specific kinds of food, etc.
"The best way to cut record airline delays nationwide is to expand the limited capacity at New York's airport," Peters said. "Building new taxiways or adding new runways takes time, though, which is why we're also putting in place measures to cut delays and keep service vibrant over the short term."
- From I-87 Thruway: Head south on the Thruway-Major Deegan Expressway to the Triborough Bridge (Tolls $4.00 each way) to Queens. Head east on Astoria Blvd. to 94th St., then make a left onto 94th St. (north) and follow it directly to the airport.
- From New England Thruway (I-95) To LaGuardia Airport (LGA): Take I-95 south to the Bruckner Expressway. Take the exit for the I-678 (Hutchinson River Parkway) and follow it across the Bronx-Whitestone Bridge (Toll for passenger vehicles - $4.00.) to the exit for westbound Northern Boulevard (Rt. 25A). Go west on NOrthern Boulevard to Astoria Boulevard to 94th St. Turn right on 94th St. (north) and follow directly to La Guardia.
- From I-84 & I-684 To LaGuardia Airport (LGA): Head south on I-684 to I-287, take westbound I-287 to I-87 (NYS Thruway). Travel south on I-87/Major Deegan Expressway to the Triborough Bridge (Tolls $4.00 each way) to Queens. Head east on Astoria Blvd. to 94th St., then make a left onto 94th St. (north) and follow it directly to the airport.
- Long Island Expressway: Head west on the L.I.E. (495) to the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway (I-278). Follow the BQE north to Exit 38 (Northern Boulevard) and take Northern Boulevard east to 94th St. Turn left on 94th St. (north) directly to the airport.
- Drive north on the NJ Turnpike to Exit 13. Head east across the Goethals Bridge (Tolls $6.00 from NJ to Staten Island) to the Staten Island Expressway (I-278) to the Verrazano Bridge ($8.00 for passenger vehicles, one-way charge). Follow the Gowanus Expressway north to Brooklyn-Queens Expressway north to Exit 38/Northern Boulevard. Take Northern Boulevard east to 94th St. and turn left onto 94th St. (north) and follow it directly to the airport.
- Via I-78:: Travel east on I-78 to the New Jersey Turnpike south to Exit 13. Head east across the Goethals Bridge (Tolls $6.00 from NJ to Staten Island) to the Staten Island Expressway (I-278) to the Verrazano Bridge ($8.00 for passenger vehicles, one-way charge). Follow the Gowanus Expressway north to Brooklyn-Queens Expressway north to Exit 38/Northern Boulevard. Take Northern Boulevard east to 94th St. and turn left onto 94th St. (north) and follow it directly to the airport.
- Via I-80/I-280: Head east on I-80 to I-280 east to the New Jersey Turnpike south. Cross the Goethals Bridge (Tolls $6.00 from NJ to Staten Island) to the to the Staten Island Expressway (I-278) to the Verrazano Bridge ($8.00 for passenger vehicles, one-way charge). Head east across the Goethals Bridge (Tolls $6.00 from NJ to Staten Island) to the Staten Island Expressway (I-278) to the Verrazano Bridge ($8.00 for passenger vehicles, one-way charge). Follow the Gowanus Expressway north to Brooklyn-Queens Expressway north to Exit 38/Northern Boulevard. Take Northern Boulevard east to 94th St. and turn left onto 94th St. (north) and follow it directly to the airport.
Newark Liberty International Airport EWR,
located in New Jersey approximately 16 miles from midtown Manhattan, is viewed by many as the most traveler-friendly airport in the New York metropolitan area. The airport consists of three terminals – Terminal A, B and C – and is served by all of the major U.S. airlines and numerous international airlines offering nonstop flights around the country and the world. Continental Airlines, which uses EWR airport as a domestic and international hub, transformed Terminal C into a spacious facility with numerous shops and restaurants to pass the time between flights and a new international arrivals facility which allows Continental passengers arriving from overseas to connect with domestic flights without switching terminals. Newark airport’s AirTrain service operates 24 hours a day between the terminals and rental car complex. AirTrain also connects passengers to NJ Transit and Amtrak Northeast Corridor train lines via the Newark Liberty International Airport Train Station
Newark Liberty International Airport (IATA: EWR, ICAO: KEWR, FAALID: EWR), first named Newark Airport and later Newark International Airport, is an international airport within the city limits of both Newark and Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States. It is about 15 miles (24 km) southwest of Midtown Manhattan (New York City).
The airport is operated by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which also manages the two other major airports in the New York/New Jersey metropolitan area, John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) and LaGuardia Airport (LGA), in addition to three smaller airports, Stewart International Airport, Teterboro Airport and the Downtown Manhattan Heliport. Newark is the tenth busiest airport in the United States and the nation's fifth busiest international air gateway; JFK ranks first.
Newark Liberty is the second-largest hub for Continental Airlines, which is the airport's largest tenant (operating all of Terminal C and part of Terminal A). Primarily due to this large hub operation, Continental Airlines is by far the leading carrier in the New York market.FedEx Express operates one of its major cargo hubs at Newark.
In 2007, Newark Airport handled slightly more than 36.3 million passengers, compared to JFK's 47.8 million and LaGuardia's 25.3 million. In total over 111 million passengers used New York airports in 2007, making New York the busiest airport system in the United States in terms of passenger numbers and second in the world behind London.
EWR consists of about 2,027 acres of which the Port Authority acquired 880 of those acres when it began operation of the airport in 1948. The airport is 18.3 feet above sea level. History – Opened on October 1, 1928, EWR, the metropolitan region’s first major airport, was built by the City of Newark on 68 acres of marshland and quickly became the world’s busiest commercial airport. During World War II, the Army Air Corps operated it. In 1948, the Port Authority assumed responsibility for operation and development.
Newark Airport History and Today
The last of the main terminals, terminal C, was not finished until 1988. During the construction period, the airport was not used very much. However, after Terminal C was completed, the airport's usage expanded dramatically. A company called People Express began to use the airport in the early 1980s, and continued to for many years. Also, around this same time, Virgin Atlantic Airways started to have flights from Newark Liberty International Airport to London. This led to Newark's airport becoming almost as important as JFK in New York City. When People Express merged into the airline Continental, Newark Liberty International Airport became the hub for this airline.
Today, the airport is operated by the same group that operates the other two main airports in the area, JFK International Airport, and LaGuardia Airport. This is the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. The Newark Liberty International Airport is the 10th busiest airport in all of the United States. It is also the 5th busiest international airport in the country. There were 36 million passengers that traveled through the airport in 2006.
Terminal C was the final terminal completed. It has two ticketing levels. One of these is for international check-ins, and the other is for domestic flights. Terminal C also has a mezzanine level between these floors. This is the level where food, shops, and gates are located.
Each of the three terminals is also divided into concourses that are numbered. In Terminal A, one will find concourses A1, A2, and onward. In Terminal B, one will find B1 and onward. And in Terminal C, the concourses are numbered C1 and onward. The airport itself is located on 2,027 acres. There are three runways, and there is also one helipad for helicopter traffic.
(EWR) Newark Airport Airlines
Another important airline in the Newark Liberty International Airport is FedEx Express. Newark is one of FedEx Express's ten major outlets for cargo. This makes the airport even more important, as it is not only a hub for many people, but many packages as well.
The rest of the airport is shared by many other airlines. In Terminal A, one will find AirTran Airways, which operates out of Atlanta. One will also be able to find flights from American Airlines, JetBlue Airlines, United Airlines, and Midwest Airlines. US Airways is also an important airline in Newark.
In Terminal B, one will find some of the smaller airlines, such as Air France and Air Jamaica. Delta, KLM, and EVA Air also operate out of this terminal. In Terminal B, there are also several airlines that operate only seasonal flights. These airlines include Hainan Airlines, and LOT Polish Airlines.
Terminal C is completely a Continental Terminal. Most of the flights that Continental operates are from Terminal C. Therefore; anyone flying Continental will probably be using Terminal C for most of their flights
The biggest international destinations include London and Paris. There are also flights to cities within both England and France. Therefore, Europe is one of the most common destinations for those flying out of Newark Liberty International Airport.
One can also fly to destinations that are much closer. For instance, the US Helicopter Service operates out of Gate C71. The destination for this is the Downtown Manhattan Heliport. One can also take a helicopter to JFK airport
There are also restaurants and bars for hungry and thirsty travelers. Each Terminal has over fifteen unique restaurants. These are both sit-down restaurants and take-away restaurants. There are also between two and five bars in each terminal. At these bars, one can find drinks, snacks, and other entertainment. The entertainment might include television, music, or chatting with other passengers
There are also car rental services located in Newark Liberty International Airport. Therefore, one can rent a car quite easily. There are sixteen car rental companies that have booths in the airport. Thus, a person can choose the company they would most like to go with.
There are also accommodations in the airport itself. There is a Marriott hotel that is located on the airport's property. The Marriot is not actually connected to any of the terminal buildings, nor is it serviced by the monorail. This means that one must take a shuttle van from the terminal to the hotel.
EWR Newark Airport Security
Also, airport security plays an important role in major operations of the airport. For instance, passengers wishing to travel through the airport are asked to arrive much earlier than their particular airline would need them to arrive. This is due to the increased security lines. After 2001, all of the baggage x-ray machines and personal x-ray machines were replaced with machines of the highest technology. The baggage handlers and security personnel have gone through extra training. The Newark Liberty International Airport follows each of the security measures put forth by the United States Government. Therefore, this airport is one of the most secure in the world
- Baggage Carts / Skycap at Newark Liberty EWR Airport
Baggage Carts are available at the entrances and exits and in the Baggage Claim area. Skycap service is also available throughout the airport to persons needing special assistance.
- Baggage Claim at Newark Liberty EWR Airport
Terminals A and B have an upper departure level with facilities for airline ticketing; a lower arrival level for airline baggage claim and ground transportation; and a ground level extending under the arrival and departure roadways and the main building itself. Continental recently renovated Terminal C to include upper and mid levels for departures and a lower level dedicated to arrivals.
- Banking / ATM Services at Newark Liberty EWR Airport
ATMs are located throughout all of the terminals and concourses.
- Currency Exchange at Newark Liberty EWR Airport
Currency Exchange at EWR:
Terminal A - Travelex 973-961-4293 - on the main concourse near TGIF.
Terminal B - Travelex 973-242-1528
1. near the AirTrain entrance
2. on the arrivals level
3. in the B-1 Satellite (Gates 40-47) * (ATM) - Euros, Pounds, Swiss Currency
4. in the B-3 satellite (Gates 60-68) * (ATM)
5. in Customs Baggage Area **
Terminal C - Travelex 973-273-0270
1. by Gate 120 next to Duty Free *
2. by Gate 90 across from the Continental Customer Service Desk and next to Ben & Jerry's*
3. by Gate 132 * (ATM)
4. in the airside corridor across from the President's Club* (ATM)
5. next to Starbucks on the arrivals level
* You need a boarding pass to access these locations. ** Available only for international arriving passengers
- Business Services at Newark Liberty EWR Airport
A Business Service Center is available in in each Terminal and in each of the Airline Clubs. All Terminals and Concourses have wireless Internet access and dataports.
Airline Clubs:
Terminal A
United Airlines Red Carpet Lounge: 973-961-5126
American Airlines Admirals Club: 973-961-4100
Continental Airlines President's Club: phone number is unpublished
Terminal B
Delta Airlines Crown Room: phone number unpublished
Northwest Airlines: 973-961-4627
Lufthansa: Call Reservations 1-800-645-3880
Terminal C
Continentals Presidents Club: phone number is unpublished
- Concourses at Newark Liberty EWR Airport
Terminal A with 27 gates and Terminal B with 23 gates each branch out into three circular satellite aircraft gate buildings designated as A-1, A-2, A-3 and B-1, B-2, B-3 respectively. The satellites in Terminals A and B contain flight departure lounges, and airline and passenger service facilities. The lower level is used for operations activities. International flights arrive in Terminal B and C, but may depart from Terminal A, B, or C.
Terminal C has three linear concourses C1, C2 and C3, accommodating 60 gates. The concourses and contiguous ramp areas are equipped with state-of-the-art loading bridges, underground fueling, moving walkways, a computerized baggage system, and a ramp control tower to efficiently move the airline’s traffic. The concourses are brightened by upper level windows and offer amenities such as food, beverage and retail shops. Food courts are located at the ends of the C-1 and C-3 concourses. There are two Presidents’ Clubs in Terminal C, one in C1 and the other in the concourse between C2 and C3.
- Emergency / Medical Services at Newark Liberty EWR Airport
For medical emergencies, trained emergency medical technicians are available 24 hours per day. Please call the police emergency number 21 from any airport direct dial phone or 1-(973) 961-6230 for on-airport assistance. Airport phones are available at various locations.
- Flight Information Monitors at Newark Liberty EWR Airport
Flight Information Monitors
Flight Information monitors are located throughout the terminal and concourses.
- Interfaith Chapel / Religious Options at Newark Liberty EWR Airport
EWR has an Interfaith Chapel / Meditation Room providing a sanctuary in the one of the world's busiest airports. Chaplain services are available throughout the week to assist the traveling public and airport employees with their spiritual needs. The Chapel is open to passengers, visitors, airport employees and airline employees. The Chapel is available to all faiths for reading, meditation and prayer.
Masses
a. Catholic Mass is held on Wednesday, Sunday and each Holy Day at 10:30 am.
b. Protestant and Interfaith Prayer Services are held on Thursday at 11:00 am and Saturday at 6:00 pm.
Interfaith Chapel is open 6 am to 9 pm and is located at Terminal C Concourse between the C2 & C3 connectors on the airside corridor.
Father Dave Baratelli is the Airport Chaplain and can be reached at 973-961-0260.
In case of emergency, call the Port Authority Police at 973-961-6230 and ask them to page Father Baratelli.
- Internet Access at Newark Liberty EWR Airport
A Business Service Center is available in in each Terminal and in each of the Airline Clubs. All Terminals and Concourses have wireless Internet access and dataports.
- Lost & Found at Newark Liberty EWR Airport
For lost and found items, an Airport Information and Travelers Assistance booth are located in each of the terminals.
Lost and Found : Please call 973-961-6243
Impound Lot : Please call 973-961-6230
For any Police emergency or non-emergency issue, please call 973-961-6230.
- Mail Center / U.S. Post Office at Newark Liberty EWR Airport
A Business Service Center is available in in each Newark Terminal and in each of the Airline Clubs.
- Main Terminal / Concourses at Newark Liberty EWR Airport
Terminal A with 27 gates and Terminal B with 23 gates each branch out into three circular satellite aircraft gate buildings designated as A-1, A-2, A-3 and B-1, B-2, B-3 respectively. The satellites in Terminals A and B contain flight departure lounges, and airline and passenger service facilities. The lower level is used for operations activities. International flights arrive in Terminal B and C, but may depart from Terminal A, B, or C.
Terminal C has three linear concourses C1, C2 and C3, accommodating 60 gates. The concourses and contiguous ramp areas are equipped with state-of-the-art loading bridges, underground fueling, moving walkways, a computerized baggage system, and a ramp control tower to efficiently move the airline’s traffic. The concourses are brightened by upper level windows and offer amenities such as food, beverage and retail shops. Food courts are located at the ends of the C-1 and C-3 concourses. There are two Presidents’ Clubs in Terminal C, one in C1 and the other in the concourse between C2 and C3.
- People With Special Needs / Persons With Disabilities at Newark Liberty EWR Airport
The Central Terminal Area at Newark Liberty International Airport consists of Terminals A, B and C - most of which have been modernized over the last decade, offering accessibility at drinking fountains, restrooms, retail stores and food services. For assistance with accessibility, ask a red-jacketed Customer Care Representative or inquire at the information booth located on the Arrivals Level in any terminal.
For questions about boarding the aircraft and getting off the aircraft, please contact your airline. Also contact your airline in advance of your flight about any specific needs if you are not accompanied by or met at the airport by a friend or relative. If you are traveling with a motorized wheelchair, contact your airline to determine their policy on transporting battery-powered wheelchairs.
Parking:
Parking lots near the entrances of each terminal have a number of spaces designated for travelers with disabilities. To park in these spaces and receive the lowest parking rate, official license plates or permits issued by a municipality or state of residence must be prominently displayed in the vehicle’s window.
Fees for Economy Long-term Parking Lot P6:
$15 for the first 24-hour period or part $5 for each 8-hour or part thereafter Parking Lot Operator - 973-961-6421/6422 (Total travel time from the P6 lot to the terminal area via a free courtesy bus is approximately 20 minutes depending on traffic.)
Departures:
Curbside unloading areas for baggage and passengers are available at each terminal and in most cases are weather-protected and located close to each airline's entrance. Please make arrangements with your airline at least 24 hours in advance to confirm assistance with baggage check-in, ticketing and movement to the gate area. Skycaps are available in front of the terminals to assist you with your luggage.
Arrivals:
Jetways provide weather-protected passage from the aircraft to your terminal. In the terminal, elevators are available to reach Baggage Claim, Ground Transportation or on-airport connecting flights. In the Baggage Claim areas, Skycaps are available to help you with your luggage.
Safety tips re Ground Transportation:
For your safety, always avoid accepting a ride from car service drivers who approach you. Use only authorized transportation services to travel from the airport. Follow the green signs to a Ground Transportation Counter for information on authorized, accessible transportation providers.
To ensure prompt pick-up, reservations for accessible shared ride transportation service should be made at least 24 hours in advance. Click here for information on ground transportation providers.
Getting Around the Airport:
1. Electric Carts - Specially designed electric carts are available for disabled passengers. These carts are available upon request from your airline to transport you from the check-in area to the ticket counter and then to the departure gate during operating hours. For more information, please call your airline in advance.
2. AirTrain Newark is a quick, easy and reliable means of traveling between the terminals and the parking lots that serve them. The entrance to the AirTrain station is on the concourse level near the middle of each terminal. Trains run between terminals A, B and C and AirTrain parking lots P1, P3, and P4 24 hours a day. Elevator service is available from the concourse entrance level to the station platform. AirTrain Newark is free for travel around the airport.
Car Rental:
Vehicles equipped with hand controls are available from the on-airport car rental agencies. Please contact the car rental companies directly regarding availability, reservations and costs.
Emergency/Medical Assistance:
Call the Port Authority Police at 1-973-961-6230 for assistance or dial 211 from any public phone on the airport.
- Pets / Animals at Newark Liberty EWR Airport
Animals are not permitted in the terminal at the EWR Airport unless they are being used to assist disabled individuals, or are in proper pet carriers.
- Restrooms at Newark Liberty EWR Airport
Restrooms are conveniently located throughout the terminal and concourses.
- Security at Newark Liberty EWR Airport
Security
For the latest Transportation Security Administration travel tips and prohibited items list click to the http://www.tsa.gov/public/
- Smoking at Newark Liberty EWR Airport
Smoking is prohibited in all public areas inside the passenger terminals at Newark International Airport with the exception of specifically designated areas within the liquor bars, where smoking is permitted.
- Travelers Assistance at Newark Liberty EWR Airport
Travelers Aid, the not-for-profit organization, furnishes both professional and volunteer staff who provide emergency assistance to customers (a) who are lost, confused, uncertain, or otherwise distressed (b) who have lost airline tickets or traveling papers (passport, visa, certificate of birth, etc.), (c) with insufficient funds, (d) separated from traveling companions, (e) disabled, elderly or juveniles traveling alone, or (f) who incur other circumstances which would preclude them from continuing on to their final destination.
Services to be provided include, but are not limited to, connecting stranded or lost international passengers with support resources such as contacting the consulate of their native country, social agencies, family members and arranging for temporary housing, emergency food or clothing and/or referral to local social services agencies.
You can find a Traveler's Aid Volunteer at the Ground Transportation Counters in each terminal or reach them at the Traveler's Aid Main Office Number, which is 973-623-5052.
- Guest Services at Newark Liberty EWR Airport
Airport Guest Services, Airport Information and Travelers Assistance
An EWR Airport Information booth and Travelers Assistance are located in each of the terminals. For more information, contact Airport Information at 973-961-6000.
Traveler's AidTraveler's Aid
1. Hotels and Spas:
The Marriott Hotel is located on the airport and is a very convenient place to sleep, eat and relax. Please call 973-623-0006 for more information.
Terminal A Spa - 973-877-1051 "Massage Bar" on the concourse level
Terminal B Spa - 973-565-9900 "Departure Spa" on the concourse level
Terminal C Spa - 973-242-3444 "Departure Spa" on the concourse level
2. Paging Someone:
Terminal A
Continental Airlines - 973-681-0002
Terminal B
Northwest Airlines - 973-961-4726
Terminal C
Continental Airlines - 973-681-0002
3. Traveler's Aid
Travelers Aid, the not-for-profit organization, furnishes both professional and volunteer staff who provide emergency assistance to customers (a) who are lost, confused, uncertain, or otherwise distressed (b) who have lost airline tickets or traveling papers (passport, visa, certificate of birth, etc.), (c) with insufficient funds, (4) separated from traveling companions, (d) disabled, elderly or juveniles traveling alone, or (e) who incur other circumstances which would preclude them from continuing on to their final destination.
Services to be provided include, but are not limited to, connecting stranded or lost international passengers with support resources such as contacting the consulate of their native country, social agencies, family members and arranging for temporary housing, emergency food or clothing and/or referral to local social services agencies.
White plains, Westchester County Airport
Westchester County Airport has a unique and interesting history. It was built shortly after World War II. It was not built as a public airport. It was built as a home for the Air National Guard, so that they could protect New York City. However, as there began to be more people living in the suburbs in this area of New York, the National Guard unit moved to Newburgh, to the Steward International Airport.
Thus, there was an empty airport. In 1947, the first passenger traffic was seen in Westchester County Airport. At this time, the airport was served by several local and regional airlines. These included Allegheny Airlines, Empire Airlines, and Command Airways. Shortly thereafter, the Airline Deregulation Act was passed, which led to the formations of the main national airlines. Therefore, there was a small amount of downtime within the airport, while the national airlines figured themselves out.
The Westchester County Airport underwent several renovations during this time. Gradually, smaller airlines began to come back to the airport. Currently, the airport is home to 8 airlines. There are 18 different destinations to which one can go from this airport.
Terminals and Layout of (HPN) White Plains Westchester County Airport
The (hpn) White Plains Westchester County Airport is quite a small airport. It is made up of only one terminal. This is a small terminal that is three levels. In the (hpn) Westchester county airport, there are only actually six gates. Because of the layout of the terminal, only four gates can be used at the same time. Also, only two of the gates actually have jet ways.
The layout of the (hpn) white plains westchester county airport is quite simple. On the first floor, there is one luggage carousel and one baggage claim office. On the second floor, one may find the six gates, a small amount of amenities, and only three TSA screening lanes. On the third floor there is an observation deck.
The (hpn) white plains Westchester county airport is extremely easy to navigate because of its size and layout. In fact, it is so small that there are often delays. Some of the airlines have ways to work out these problems. For instance, Jetblue has an extra set of stairs and ramps. This means that they can put people on their airplanes from the front (in the terminal) and from the back (outside) at the same time. They do this in order to make sure that their own flights are not delayed. However, no other airline uses these stairs, as they belong to JetBlue. Therefore, other airlines have delays due to the small space.
Airlines at the (HPN)
White Plains, Westchester County Airport
In January of 2007, Jet Blue Airways became the 8th airline to fly out of (hpn) White Plains, Westchester County Airport. JetBlue joined 7 other airlines when it started service in March of 2007. Therefore, the westchester county airport can get quite crowed.
Air Canada flies out of (hpn) White Plains Westchester County Airport. They are operated by Air Georgian. As well, AirTran Airways flies out of the (hpn) White Plains Westchester county airport. American Airlines also uses this airport, and this includes American Eagle flights. Also, Continental, with Continental Connection travels from Westchester.
Delta is the largest carrier out of (hpn) westchester county airport. They have three different flights, which are Delta Connections flights. These are operated by Atlantic Southeast Airlines, Comair, and Shuttle America. Northwest, along with Northwest Airline, and United, along with United Express, join US Airways to make up the last of the airlines that operate flights from (hpn) White Plains, Westchester County Airport.
Business within the (HPN) White Plains, Westchester County Airport
The size of the (HPN) White Plains, Westchester County Airport does not allow for many different businesses. However, this is not to say that there are no businesses there. On the second level of the airport, one might find a coffee shop. There is also a bar and a restaurant. These both have views of the tarmac and runway, so that one might sit and watch other flights take off. There is also an eatery called the Skytop Restaurant. This eatery also has a view of the runway.
The third floor contains an outside observation deck, which is almost like a business in its own right. It is always very popular, as one is able to sit outside and watch the flights arrive and depart. This is a luxury that is not affordable at most of the other airports in the United States, due to increased security at larger airports.
The only actual store in the (hpn) White Plains westchester County airport, aside from the restaurants and bar, is a small candy bodega. This is located on the first floor of the Westchester County airport. At this store, one can find several items that are good for last minute shopping before one gets on their plane. Therefore, this is a very useful store to visit, although it is small
Services (HPN) Westchester County Airport
The Westchester County airport is also home to several services. In fact, there are several Fixed Based Operators that work out of this airport. These include Avitat, Landmark, Signature Flight Support, NetJets, Million Air, and Panorama. These small and private airlines use the airport, and can be of use to passengers, as long as they contact the office. Also, Million Air and Panorama operate flight schools out of this airport. Thus, one could actually take flying lessons from Westchester County airport.
The other services at the Westchester County airport do not pertain to passengers. These are services that are offered by the Fixed Based Operations, and are for other airlines. They include fueling services, repair services, and maintenance, among other things for airlines. A few of the FBOs do provide some passenger support, however this is for passengers of their own airlines. These include luxury services, such as limousine transportation. The luxury services, although intended for the FBO airlines, are often contracted by the major airlines in order to help them care for their passengers.
On all three floors of the airport, there are bathroom facilities. Also, there is an information and help desk located on the first floor. Here, one can ask for any other services that they might be in need of.
The (hpn) White Plains Westchester County airport is located in a very central part of the New York City and State territory. This means that from the (hpn) White Plains,Westchester County Airport, one could do damage to other airports or to surrounding areas. Therefore, the highest security measures are in place at (hpn) westchester county airport.
Although there are only three TSA security screeners, these are constantly in use. Therefore, the lines at t(hpn) white plains Westchester County airport might be long. Passengers are urged to arrive early. This is because each passenger is screened very carefully before being allowed to board any flights out of the ( Hpn) White Plains,Westchester County Airport. The baggage is all carefully screened as well.
In the past, the (hpn) westchester county airport has seen famous travelers. Often, there are passengers who use the (hpn) Westchester County Airport who need extra security. This is provided by police from the county, as well as police from White Plains. If needed, police from other towns can also be used.
All of these factors work together to provide the (hpn) white plains,Westchester County Airport, which is very small, with very tight security. One can fly in and out of this airport in confidence. Thus, it is a very safe airport from which to travel
Directions
From New York City, NY to (HPN) Westchester County Airport
Take the FDR Expressway to Interstate 87 (Major Deegan Expressway) to Exit 4 (Cross County Expressway East). Continue on the Cross County Parkway to the Hutchinson River Parkway North to Interstate 684 North. Continue on Interstate 684 to Exit 2 (Westchester County Airport)...make right off exit. Continue straight through traffic light and follow signs.
Trip is approximately 27 miles, and should take about 35 minutes. Traffic in NYC can sometime be quite heavy, and this trip can take over an hour in such conditions.
From White Plains and Southwestern Westchester (hpn) westchester county airport From Southeastern Westchester and Connecticut to (hpn) White plains westchester county airport take Merritt Parkway to Route 120A (Exit 27 northbound) to Rye Lake Drive From Northern Westchester to (hpn) White Plains, Westchester County Airport
Interstate 684 South to Exit 2, or Route 120 to Airport Road. Westchester County, White Plains Airport Welcome to the Westchester County Airport Hotel Guide. We are your single source for hotel listings near Westchester County Airport. We offer a full array of services including hotel reservations, car rentals, airport and attraction information, and many other services. Westchester County airport hotel reservations start here. Airport Hotel Guide is the traveler's source for discounted hotel rates around the airport. Visitors will benefit from our comprehensive hotel listings. Whether you're on a budget, traveling with your family on vacation or visiting on business, our airport hotel guides will help you find the accommodations that suit your specific needs. |
Airport Address:
(hpn) White Plains, Westchester County Airport
240 Airport Road, Suite 202
White Plains, New York 10604
Airport Code: HPN
Note: HPN Stands for
Westchester County Airport,
which is also referred to as White Plains
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Westchester County Airport
White Plains, New York, USA
FAA INFORMATION EFFECTIVE 25 SEPTEMBER 2008
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| Lat/Long: | 41-04-01.0000N / 073-42-27.2000W 41-04.016667N / 073-42.453333W 41.0669444 / -73.7075556 (estimated) | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Elevation: | 439 ft. / 133.8 m (surveyed) | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Variation: | 12W (1980) | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| From city: | 3 miles NE of WHITE PLAINS, NY | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Time zone: | UTC -4 (UTC -5 during Standard Time) | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Zip code: | 10604
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Airport Ownership and Management from official FAA records
| Ownership: | Publicly-owned |
| Owner: | COUNTY OF WESTCHESTER COUNTY OFFICE BLDG WHITE PLAINS, NY 10604 Phone 914-995-4856 |
| Manager: | PETER SCHERRER 240 AIRPORT ROAD SUITE 202 WHITE PLAINS, NY 10604 Phone 914-995-4850 |
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Welcome (HPN) White Plains, Westchester County Airport to one of the most convenient airports in the New York Metro area.
Easy to get to. Easy to leave. Easy to travel. Easy to park.
Passengers from New York and Connecticut frequent the Airport for its non-stop commercial services to 10 major cities.(HPN) White Plains Westchester County Airport accommodates over
1 million passengers annually.
(HPN )White plains Westchester County Airport is a public airport located in the towns of Harrison, North Castle and Rye, New York in Westchester County. It is approximately 9 miles (14.5 km) east of the central business district of White Plains, New York. It serves the areas of Westchester, a suburban county of New York City, as well as Fairfield County, Connecticut. It also serves, to a lesser extent, the New York metropolitan area, as it is located approximately 33 miles (53 km) north of Midtown Manhattan. It is often used by those who wish to avoid the congestion of the other New York City-area airports. As per Federal Aviation Administration records, the airport had 511,559 passenger boardings (enplanements) in calendar year 2006, up from 462,256 enplanements in 2005.
a presence at Westchester County Airport with a small Air National Guard contingent occupying the north-east corner if the airport.
In 1981, due to noise concerns and the addition of larger aircraft, the
Air National Guard moved from Westchester County Airport to Stewart
Airport (located in Newburg, NY).
Macarthur Airport is located on Long Island in Ronkonkoma, Suffolk County, New York. It is owned and operated by the Town of Islip. It is also referred to as Long Island Macarthur Airport, (and some people call it merely "Islip Airport") it is the only airport in Suffolk or Nassau County with scheduled service on major airlines. It serves over 2 million passengers a year.
Long Island Islip MacArthur Airport
The airport began in 1942 as three paved runways built by the Civil Aeronautics Administration (predecessor of the Federal Aviation Administration) during World War II. Lockheed Aircraft Corporation built the first hangar at the airport in 1944. The Town of Islip built a terminal in 1949, after taking the airport back from the Army Air Corps at the end of the war. Through the 1950s, Macarthur was used by Sperry Corporation for aviation research. Allegheny Airlines was its first commercial airline in 1960, offering flights to Boston, Philadelphia and Washington. The Douglas Macarthur terminal was completed in 1968 and American Airlines began operating non-stop flights to Chicago in 1971.
Long Island Islip MacArthur Airport Present
Currently Long Island Islip airport is the most convenient airport in the New York area. The reason for this is that when you come to Islip airport you do not need to worry about long lines and delays. Islip airport also known as Long Island Macarthur Airport is serviced by Southwest Airlines which has one of its main hubs at the Islip Airport. Southwest Airlines and U.S. Airways are two of the main airlines that serve Long Island Islip Macarthur Airport. One of the most convenient ways to get to/from Long Island Islip Macarthur Airport and New York City is via a transportation company or limousine company such as one of the companies listed on the Macarthur Islip Airport Transportation page
Long Island Islip MacArthur Airport Information
Long Island Islip Macarthur Airport (LIMA) is owned and operated by the Town of Islip under the Town of Islip's Department of Aviation and Transportation
Size/Area: Approximately 1,310 acres
2004 Growth: A total of 114,000 sq. ft were added to the passenger service area of Macarthur Airport with the completion of the Veterans Memorial Concourse. This $60 million expansion hosts four passenger gates, a new aircraft parking apron and additional security screening areas. The Veterans Memorial Concourse also includes elevators and escalators, administrative offices, public restrooms, one newspaper/gift shop and four restaurants. Phase II of the project, expected to be completed in mid-2006, includes the addition of four more passenger gates and a link the Macarthur Airport Main Terminal.
Passenger Volume: Over 2.1 million passengers passed through the Airport in 2005, an average of more than 5,800 per day. It is projected that 2.2 million will travel through the Airport in 2006.
Number of Flights: 92 flights per day.
Major Air Carriers: Continental Express, Delta Connections, Southwest Airlines and USAirways Express serve destinations across the United States with 12 direct routes and connections to most major cities. Aviation Services: Fuel, hangars, tie-downs, flight school, aircraft service and repair. Two major Fixed Base Operators are located at the Airport, along with other air service businesses accommodating general commercial aviation, corporate aviation, charter flights, flight schools and private aviators
AIRLINES AT (ISP) ISLIP, MACARTHUR AIRPORT
Long Island is currently served by 10 scheduled commercial airlines at MacArthur Airport.
Continental Airlines 800-525-0280
Delta Airline 800-221-1212
American Eagle Airlines 800-433-7300
Southwest Airlines 800-435-9792
US Airways Airlines 800-428-4322
Spirit 800-772-7117
HOTELS
| BEST WESTERN, WOODBURY | 516-921-6900 |
| COURTYARD LI MACARTHUR AIRPORT | 631-612-5000 |
| EXECUTIVE INN, WOODBURY | 866-EXEC-INN |
| THE INN AT FOX HOLLOW, WOODBURY We've set a new standard of excellence for suite hotels on LI, and attract the likes of corporate, social and extended stay travelers. We're dedicated to providing all our guests with services and amenities that go Above & Beyond the ordinary. Come experience the difference in caring comfort! | 800-291-8090 |
| LA QUINTA INN & SUITES, MACARTHUR AIRPORT Less than a mile from MacArthur Airport, free high-speed Internet access in all rooms, a complimentary continental breakfast, free airport shuttle service, 24-hour business center, fitness center, spa, and meeting facilities. Each room also offers a microwave, refrigerator, coffee maker, hairdryer, and 32" flat screen TVs with HD programming. | 631-881-7700 |
| MARRIOTT, ISLANDIA | 631-232-3000 |
From the East -- On Sunrise Hwy take Exit 50A North on Johnson Ave and follow Johnson Ave to Airport entrance. *OR* If traveling on the Long Island Expressway: take exit 60 North service road and turn left off service road at 2nd light on Ronkonkoma Ave. Travel over the bridge. Once over the bridge, Ronkonkoma becomes Smithtown Ave. At the light, turn left on Lakeland Ave, then turn left at the next light onto Veterans Memorial Hwy. Now travel on Veterans Memorial Hwy until you reach Johnson Ave. where you will make a left to the Airport.
Shuttle service between MacArthur Airport and the Ronkonkoma train station:Colonial transportation of Long Island now offers convenient shuttle service between MacArthur Airport and the Ronkonkoma train station (LIRR). The shuttle van departs the train station daily at 5:30am, then departs the airport on the hour and half-hour from 6:00am until 10:30pm. Curbside pick up at the airport is directly in front of baggage claim. The shuttle will pick up and drop off at the North Platform of the Ronkonkoma train station. The one-way fare is $5.00 per person. Cash and credit cards are accepted. All rates are subject to change without notice.
Directions from Port Jefferson Ferry:
Leave Ferry Vehicle Lot and make Right onto Broadway. Make quick left onto Rte112. Turn RIGHT onto NY-347 West 4.3 miles.Turn LEFT onto NICOLLS RD. 0.2 miles.Turn SLIGHT RIGHT onto POND PATH 1.1 miles.Turn SLIGHT LEFT onto STONY BROOK RD. 0.4 miles. STONY BROOK RD becomes HAWKINS AVE. 1.9 miles. Turn SLIGHT RIGHT onto RONKONKOMA AVE 1.9 miles. RONKONKOMA AVE becomes SMITHTOWN AVE 1.4 miles. Turn LEFT onto LAKELAND AVE 0.2 miles. Turn SLIGHT LEFT onto VETERANS MEMORIAL HWY 0.9 miles. Turn LEFT onto JOHNSON AVE 0.3 miles. Turn SLIGHT RIGHT onto ARRIVAL AVE 0.4 miles (airport)
Or simpler but longer way:
Rte 112 South (as above) until you get to Long Island Expressway (At least 10 miles)
Go West on Long Island Expressway (495) towards NY until Exit 57 (Veterans Hwy)
Go South On Veterans Hwy Until You see Airport Entrance on Left.
Distances: (Islip Airport is actually in Ronkonkoma. It is in Suffolk County )
Boroughs of New York: Queens 40 Miles. Bronx 65. Staten Island 60. Brooklyn 40. Manhattan 50
New York City Area Airports:
Kennedy Airport (JFK) 43 Miles
LaGuardia Airport (LGA) 42
Newark Airport (EWR) 65
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PARKING
| Daily Lot (Long Term) | Daily Economy Lot (Long Term) |
$4.00 per 60min | $4.00 per 60min |
$14.00 max per 24hr. | $12.50 per 24hr max * (remote economy) |
*Remote economy parking is 1/2 mile from terminal. A shuttle runs every 5 to 10 minutes | |
Info: 631 467 2468 | |
| Hourly Parking Rates (Short Term) | |
$3.00 per hour | |
Maximum charge $25.00 per 24 hour period |
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