JFK International Airport AirTrain
AirTrain JFK is the train service that operates between JFK
International Airport, Long Island Rail Road trains and New York City Subway.
It also serves as an on-airport service connecting the airline terminals, rental
car facilities, hotel shuttles, and airport parking lots.
Air Train JFK has
3 routes:
- Howard Beach route
The Howard Beach route ends at the Howard Beach-JFK subway station. It stops
at Lefferts Boulevard (connecting transit services - B15 bus) for shuttle buses
to long term parking lots A and B and to airport employee parking.
Connecting transit services: A subway train, Q11 bus
- Jamaica Station route
The Jamaica route ends at Jamaica Station on the Long Island Rail Road (LIRR)
next to the Sutphin Boulevard/Archer Avenue-JFK subway station (to Brooklyn
and Manhattan or Queens).
Connecting transit services: E, J and Z subway
trains, Q6, Q8, Q9, Q20A, Q20B, Q25/Q34, Q30, Q31, Q40, Q43, Q44, Q60 and
Q65 buses
Both routes make a counterclockwise loop through the airport and stop at each
terminal.
- Airline Terminal route
The Airline Terminal route connects 6 terminal stations (Terminal 1, 2-3,
4, 5-6, 7 and 8-9). Route operates in the opposite direction, making a clockwise
loop.
All JFK AirTrain stations are wheelchair accessible. Howard Beach subway and
Jamaica Long Island Railroad stations are wheelchair accessible too.
JFK
AirTrain Fare Information
- Fare of 5$ at Howard Beach or Jamaica Station
- Rides between all other JFK AirTrain stations are free
Comments
Transfer to Sheraton Suites, WEEHAWKEN (NJ)
Hi can anyone telle me what the best to do, as i understand its only to Manhattan that there are a fixed rate $45(60) we are going just across the Hudson river at the Sheraton Suites in Weehawken, are there a huge price difference or what can you recomend??
Or are there any cheaper way to make the transfer
Regards
Henrik from Denmark
connection with NY subway
I need to get from the airport to 69th Street (corner of Park Ave). The closest city subway stop is 68th Street, Hunter College. Could anyone give me directions on how to take the train from the airport to find the correct subway to get to 68th Street/Hunter College?
Thanks.
Take the A train from
Take the A train from Howawrd Beach (the airport) to Fulton Street (1st stop in Manhattan) Tranfer to the 4 train which is express to 59th St. Tranfer at 59th St to the 6 train one stop to east 68th St
Suggestions
We are staying near Rockefeller Center and flying into JFK. Should we take a taxi to the hotel? Our flight gets in at 1 p.m. Suggestions?
Hello, I'm coming from
Hello,
I'm coming from Europe (Lithuania) to JFK airport in June 14 at 9 pm. It my fist time in America. I need to go to Atlantic City. Maybe someone could help me, i would be very thankful.
Aiste
To Atalntic City
Marcin is correct with the directions however the costs are different. The Airtrain from the airport to the subway is $5 and the subway is $ 2. The Greyhound Bus from Port authority is $ 25. You can view the bus schedule and fares and luggage charges and limitations @ www.Greyhound.com The Greyhound bus takes about 2 1/2 hours. The subway ride is about 45 minutes but you might have to wait for a train at night when you will be traveling for up to 30 minutes. Another alternative is to take the Express bus from the airport to Port Authority Bus Terminal. The cost is $ 13 but it might be worth the extra $ 6 if you are carrying luggage. The bus to Port Authority is aboub 45 minutes to an hour You can find that information on this web site. click on Bus on the right side.
Steve
New York - Atlantic City
Hi
I am from Poland and I also coming to New York but in June 19. The best way to get to AC from JFK is:
- from your terminal go to Airtrain which is in every terminal on second floor (You have to ask somebody where is elevetor to Airtrain and go into)
- You are on Airtrain and you have to go to the last stop which is Howard Beach Station
- on Howard Beach Station you have to buy subway ticket to go to Manhatan. It cost about $7. The name of this subway line is "A"
- You are in subway number "A" and you have to go to Manhatan to Port Authority which is on 42 street (near Time Square) You will on the road about 40 minutes from JFK to Port Authority on Manhatam. If you are not sure where you are just ask somebody to show you on the map where are you and how many stops you will have to do. Subway map is on every subway.
- Now after long trip in subway (about 40 minutes) you are in Port Authority (This place is something like huge NY bus station and train station in one). You have to ask somebody where is "Greyhound Station". I don't remember but I think it is on second floor of Port Authority.
-When you will find out where is Greyhound station all you have to do is buy ticket to Atlantic City which cost about 30 dollars.
- After 4 hours on Greyhound bus you will be in Atlantic City
If you know english perfect you will have no problems because when you ask somebody about road he will tell you. It is good way before the flight to print New York Subway Map from Internet. The road is simple. If you afraid that you will lost you can take taxi from your terminal and taxi driver will take you to Manhatan for about 60 dollars. You shoud also know few addresses with cheap hotels in New York for your self-confident.
Just like I said if you speak comunicative in english you won't have problems. Besides when I was 2 years ago in Lithuania I have no problems with comunication in english in this coutry. Lithuania is great country. A special Trakai, Druskenniki, Kaunas and of course Vilnius.
I think you are going to Atlantic City because you are Work & Travel member. If you won't find job there you can go also to Cape May where I was last summer. There is also a lot of work to do.
Pozdrawiam
Marcin
Met on Subway?
Are you the Delta Airways engineer who I met on the subway? I was freaking out because I thought I was going to miss my flight and you basically were the reason I didn't end up missing it! If this is you please email me back, emilyleegross@gmail.com I must thank you!
-Emily
Aiste, The most inexpensive
Aiste,
The most inexpensive way would be to use mass transit. First you take the AirTrain from your terminal to the Howard Beach subway station. This is $5.00. Then you take the A train subway to Manhattan, about a 45-minute ride. You get off at 42nd Street, Port Authority. From the Port Authority Bus Terminal you take a New Jersey Transit bus to Atlantic City. I think the bus number is 319, boarding at gate 319. The cost is $28.00.
long term parking
does anyone know how long it takes from long term parking to terminal 1? btwn finding a spot, waiting for either bus or air train to the terminal. thanks.
Connection times
Hi
I'm a UK citizen flying from Mexico City to Edinburgh Scotland with Delta Airlines via JFK on saturday evening. I have 1 hour 15 minutes to catch my connection in JFK. My luggage should be checked all the way through. Delta says this is enough time, but I've never been through JFK before, and it seems a little short given what I've heard about US immigration procedure -even for a connection stop only.
Any experienced opinions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks K
you should be arriving at
you should be arriving at delta int'l terminal and not have to go thru customs or security so there should be ample time. check this with delta. i can't guarantee delta being on time
Flying into JFK (frugal)
Can you get off at Lefferts Bld station and walk to Howard Beach station to avoid the $5 fee, and then get on the subway?. How far of a walk is it? Is it possible?
http://www.panynj.gov/airtrain/
A correction to my previous
A correction to my previous post: it would be shorter to walk from the Lefferts Blvd Airtrain station to the Aqueduct-North Conduit Ave subway station, about .9 miles. Warnings about lack of sidewalks still apply.
It's possible, but the walk
It's possible, but the walk isn't convenient or pleasant. You have to walk all the way to the north side of the Belt Parkway, then head west to Cohancy Street, then south to the Howard Beach Station -- about a mile and a half. I think some of the roads don't have sidewalks.
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