There are many other unique and luxurious international carriers that fly in and out of JFK. Air India flies daily to New Delhi (DEL) with a 777-300ER.Etihad flies to Abu Dhabi (AUH) daily with an A380.Emirates flies to Dubai (DXB) twice daily with an A380.Qatar flies to Doha (DOH) twice daily with a 777-300ER and A350-1000.British Airways flies to London (LHR) as often as 10x daily with a mix of 747 and 777 aircraft.Lufthansa flies to Frankfurt (FRA) twice daily with a 747-8 and an A340, and once daily to Munich with an A340.Turkish Airlines flies to Istanbul (IST) twice daily with a 777-300ER and an A330.EVA Air flies to Taipei (TPE) daily with a 777-300ER.Cathay Pacific flies to Hong Kong (HKG) 3x daily with a 777-300ER.JAL flies to both Tokyo Narita (NRT) and Haneda (HND) daily with a 777-300ER.ANA flies to both Tokyo Narita (NRT) and Haneda (HND) daily with a 777-300ER.It's a major hub for American Airlines, Delta and JetBlue, and the following international carriers also fly from JFK:
JFK is the primary international airport, where you'll find most of the long-haul flights departing and landing. There's certainly some overlap, but it's easy to think of the three New York airports as serving different roles. Depending on what time your flight arrives or departs, you might miss traffic entirely or you might get caught in the midst of one of the most frustrating rush-hour commutes anywhere in the country.
LaGuardia might seem like the closest option, but the intense construction there can cause significant delays simply leaving the airport. Q70 bus/E train (subway)/6 train (1 hour)ĪirTrain Newark/Newark Airport Express/6 train (subway) (1 hour 30 minutes)Īs anyone who's ever traveled to New York knows, the saddest part of this chart is the sheer range of times it can take to go between Manhattan and the airports because of traffic. JFK AirTrain/E train (subway)/6 train (1 hour 20 minutes)
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