Mainly used by international carriers and Delta Air Lines (international flights). Was closed for reconstruction of a larger Terminal 1 Along with Terminal 4 the only terminals capable to handle A380 flights, therefore hosting Lufthansa, Air France and Korean Air. Mainly used by European and Asian airlines. Terminal 6 closed in 2006, also making space for aircraft parking of JetBlue planes and the expansion of Terminal 5.Ĭheck airlines and their terminals at panynj. Terminal 3 was demolished in 2014 and is now used for aircraft parking of Delta Air Lines jets. Written by Severin Hackenberger, Martin Rogosz, Thomas Okaty, Daniel Curtis, Nicola von Moos and Marcel Schmidt. Due to its location right at the Atlantic coast of Long Island it is prone to sudden changes of the wind direction, so a runway switch is not unusual.
For instance, Qantas currently offers a flight from Sydney(SYD) to JFK via Auckland (AKL).Īs the airport is located adjacent to the waters of Jamaica Bay and as traffic around the airport is usually very heavy, commuting between the spotting locations can be cumbersome and time-consuming. However, it probably outscores every airport in the country when it comes to variety of international traffic as it sees a vast number of airlines from all around the globe, including most flag carriers. This is mainly because a lot of domestic and some international traffic is absorbed by its local competitors LaGuardia (LGA) and Newark (EWR) respectively. Despite its popularity and despite being a major hub for American Airlines, Delta and JetBlue it only handled close to 62 million passengers, which ranks the airport far behind the national air traffic powerhouses ATL, ORD and LAX. Kennedy Airport (JFK/KJFK) – commonly referred to as JFK, which is one of the world’s most renowned IATA airport codes – is the largest and busiest airport in the New York City metropolitan area and along the East Coast.
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