JFK
Local time
· 80 departures on the board
- 00:3021:40B6923Gate 523Cancelled
- 00:3622:45B6308Gate 518Delayed by 111m
- 00:4923:55Z0704Gate 3Delayed by 54m
- 00:50KE86Gate 2On time
- 00:5022:559E5394Gate A10Delayed by 115m
- 00:5722:29B61516Gate 522Delayed by 148m
- 01:00AV145On time
- 01:0021:55B6820Gate 519Cancelled
- 01:00AF11Gate 6On time
- 01:15CI11On time
- 01:152K7397On time
- 01:25BR31Gate 4On time
About JFK Airport
How do I get to and from John F Kennedy International Airport?
JFK is linked to New York City by the AirTrain, which connects all passenger terminals with subway and Long Island Rail Road services at Jamaica and Howard Beach. Travellers also use taxis, ride-hailing pick-up areas, airport buses, hotel shuttles, and rental cars. Road travel can be slow at peak times, so allow extra time for traffic and terminal access.
How do the terminals work at John F Kennedy International Airport?
JFK has several separate passenger terminals, each used by different airlines and alliances, with both domestic and international flights spread across the airport. Check your airline and terminal before travelling, as walking between terminals is generally not practical. The AirTrain provides landside connections between terminals, parking, and ground transport, while transfers after security depend on airline and terminal arrangements.
Tips for flying from John F Kennedy International Airport
JFK is a major international gateway and can be very busy, especially during holidays, evenings, and bad-weather periods. Arrive early for long-haul or international flights, and allow time for check-in, security, and passport control. Ongoing construction and road congestion may affect access, so follow airline updates, use the AirTrain where practical, and leave generous connection time.