
JFK Terminal 1 is an international terminal at John F. Kennedy International Airport serving passengers traveling to destinations around the world.
If you are flying from JFK Terminal 1, this guide provides the current airline list, terminal information, passenger services, and useful information for navigating the airport.
Airlines at JFK Terminal 1
The following airlines are currently listed for JFK Terminal 1. Airline operations and terminal assignments can change, so passengers should confirm their terminal with their airline before traveling.
| Airline | IATA | Phone |
|---|---|---|
| Air China | CA | +1 (800) 882-8122 |
| Air France | AF | +1 (800) 237-2747 |
| Air New Zealand | NZ | +1 (800) 262-1234 |
| Air Serbia | JU | +1 (718) 725-8642 |
| Asiana Airlines | OZ | +1 (718) 751-1606 |
| Austrian Airlines | OS | +1 (800) 843-0002 |
| SATA International | S4 | +351 296 209 720 |
| Brussels Airlines | SN | +1 (800) 401-1801 |
| Cayman Airways | KX | +1 (800) 422-9626 |
| China Eastern | MU | 86 (21) 2069-5530 |
| EgyptAir | MS | +1 (212) 315-0900 |
| EVA Air | BR | +1 (800) 695-1188 |
| Gulf Air | GF | +1 (888) 359-4853 |
| ITA Airways | AZ | +1 (877) 793-1717 |
| Korean Air | KE | +1 (800) 438-5000 |
| LOT Polish Airlines | LO | +1 (212) 789-0970 |
| Lufthansa | LH | +1 (800) 645-3880 |
| Neos | NO | +1 (833) 703-6367 |
| Philippine Airlines | PR | +1 (800) 435-9725 |
| Royal Air Maroc | AT | +1 (800) 344-6726 |
| Saudi Arabian Airlines (Saudia) | SV | +1 (800) 472-8342 |
| SAS - Scandinavian Airlines | SK | +1 (800) 221-2350 |
| SWISS | LX | +1 (833) 626-0737 |
| TAP Air Portugal | TP | +1 (800) 903-7914 |
| Turkish Airlines | TK | +1 (800) 874-8875 |
| Viva | VB | +1 (866) 359-8482 |
Airline information and phone numbers are subject to change. Confirm your airline and terminal before departure.
What Airlines Fly From JFK Terminal 1?
JFK Terminal 1 primarily serves international airlines. Current airlines listed for the terminal include Air France, Air China, Air New Zealand, Air Serbia, Asiana Airlines, Austrian Airlines, Brussels Airlines, China Eastern, EgyptAir, EVA Air, ITA Airways, Korean Air, LOT Polish Airlines, Lufthansa, Philippine Airlines, Royal Air Maroc, Saudia, SAS, SWISS, TAP Air Portugal, Turkish Airlines and other international carriers.
If you are not sure which terminal you need, see our JFK Airport terminals guide for information about the other passenger terminals.
JFK Terminal 1 Gates
Terminal 1 has gates used by international airlines and is designed primarily for international passenger operations.
After passing through security, passengers should check the airport flight information displays for their current gate. Gate assignments can change, so the gate shown on your boarding pass or airport information screens should be considered the most current information.
Getting to JFK Terminal 1
JFK Terminal 1 is connected to the rest of the airport by the JFK AirTrain. AirTrain provides connections between the passenger terminals, airport parking areas, the rental car center and other transportation facilities.
If you are driving to JFK, check our JFK Airport parking guide for information about airport parking options and rates.
Connecting Between JFK Terminals
If your itinerary requires you to change terminals at JFK, allow enough time for the transfer. The terminals are separate buildings, and passengers should follow airport signs and use the AirTrain or other available airport transportation when required.
For more information about moving around the airport, see our JFK AirTrain guide.
Terminal 1 Services and Amenities
JFK Terminal 1 provides a range of services and passenger amenities, including restaurants, shopping, lounges and other facilities for travelers.
Terminal services and operating hours can change. Passengers should check with their airline or the airport for the latest information before traveling.
Security at JFK Terminal 1
Passengers departing from Terminal 1 must pass through airport security before reaching the gates.
For detailed information about current airport security requirements, see our JFK TSA security rules and directives.
Wi-Fi at JFK Terminal 1
Free Wi-Fi is available at JFK Airport. If you need internet access while waiting for your flight, see our guide to free Wi-Fi at JFK Airport, including the network name and instructions for connecting.
Terminal 1 Travel Tips
- Confirm your terminal before leaving for JFK.
- Check your airline's latest flight information before traveling.
- Allow sufficient time for check-in, security and reaching your gate.
- Check airport information screens for changes to gates or flight status.
- If changing terminals, allow additional time for the transfer.
- Keep your passport and travel documents accessible for international travel.
JFK Terminal 1 Frequently Asked Questions
What airlines are at JFK Terminal 1?
JFK Terminal 1 currently serves a number of international airlines, including Air France, Air China, Air New Zealand, Air Serbia, Korean Air, Lufthansa, Turkish Airlines, SWISS, Saudia and others.
Is JFK Terminal 1 international?
Yes. Terminal 1 primarily serves international flights and international airlines.
How do I get to JFK Terminal 1?
Terminal 1 can be reached by road and by the JFK AirTrain system. If you are traveling between JFK terminals, follow airport signs and use the available terminal transportation.
Does Air Serbia fly from JFK Terminal 1?
Yes. Air Serbia is currently listed among the airlines operating from JFK Terminal 1.
Does Lufthansa fly from JFK Terminal 1?
Yes. Lufthansa is currently listed as a Terminal 1 airline at JFK.
Does Turkish Airlines fly from JFK Terminal 1?
Yes. Turkish Airlines is currently listed among the airlines operating from JFK Terminal 1.
Can I get Wi-Fi at JFK Terminal 1?
Yes. Free Wi-Fi is available at JFK Airport. See our JFK Airport Wi-Fi guide for connection instructions and the current network name.
Where can I find JFK Terminal 1 flight information?
Passengers should check the latest flight information with their airline and the airport's flight information displays because gates and operating arrangements can change.
Important Terminal Information
JFK Airport is undergoing a major redevelopment, and airline terminal assignments are changing as new facilities open. The terminal listed on an older website, booking page or travel article may not reflect the latest operating arrangement.
Before traveling, confirm your terminal directly with your airline and check your boarding pass or current flight information.
JFK Airport
I am a frequent traveler who
I am a frequent traveler who takes at least two international trips a year and 5 or so domestic, and today was one of the worst traveling experiences of my life. I was at JFK seeing off my father who is legally blind and speaks only a few words of English. He was finishing his 5 week trip around the US, and was flying on the Aeroflot flight SU 103 to Moscow.
We were greeted at Terminal 1 by less than friendly personnel. As our turn came and I approached the Aeroflot check in desk, the girl at the counter looked at me and said “I have not called you yet. I am busy. Go back online.” I was a bit shocked, as nowhere in the world have I ever heard words like these come from the service personnel. A few seconds later a window on the other side opened up, and the next passenger was called. Unfortunately the way was blocked by a large group of passengers, and I could not make my way through. The same girl at the counter looked at me and said “Go! Do not hold up the line”. I told her that I could not pass, she gave me a stare and shouted “Go!”. She then added “People, listen! Don’t hold up the line”.
At any other airport an incident like this would constitute a firing offense. Apparently JFK makes nothing of it, since her supervisor who was sitting at the next window took absolutely no notice.
When a window finally opened up that I could make my way to, I requested a security pass to accompany my disabled father to the gate. The same request has been accommodated many times in Newark, LAX and SeaTac airports on both domestic and international flights. I was told that JFK does not allow these passes to be issued. I requested to speak with the Aeroflot supervisor who told me the same thing, indicating that this was rule instituted by TSA. When I explained that my father has high anxiety and requires special assistance since he is blind, the only option that I was offered was a wheelchair accompanied by airport representative. I am glad that airports offer wheelchair to passengers who are not able to walk, but for many other disabilities like my father’s a wheelchair is not the right solution. He is able to walk, he is not able to see. A simple thing like getting a drink of water after passing the security is a challenge, wheelchair or not.
I left the check-in counter in tears and went looking for TSA personnel. After a few more rude encounters when I was told “You are not allowed to ask questions of TSA, go stand behind that line”, I was able to speak with a TSA supervisor who told me that issuing of the security pass to accompany a passenger to the gate was up to each airline, and not the TSA policy.
I had no more strength to fight. I politely asked the young man who came with the wheelchair to please assist my father in getting him a bottle of water after the security check. He said that he would.
Firstly, I would like to find out whose policy is it that special needs passengers are not allowed to be accompanied to the gate, is it indeed TSA or is it up to each airline?
Secondly, I am interested to know why is JFK not able to accommodate these requests? It’s clearly not a security related policy since other international airports around the country are able to effectively function without this policy in place.
And finally I would like to add that from now on, I will do my absolute best to avoid setting foot in JFK ever again. The absurdity of the policy combined with unacceptable rudeness of the personnel made it clear that JFK does not care about the well-being or comfort of its passengers. I don’t ever want to go through or subject any of my family to the same experience ever again.
Hi, im going to arrive at
Hi, im going to arrive at terminal 1, with aeromexico, and then im going to take another trip with lufhtansa at the same terminal, but how can i get there? (aeromexico to lufhtansa) wich doors? Thank you
how early can I check in at turkish airlines (terminal 1)?
Hi, I have a flight abroad from JFK with TK next week. My flight is in the late afternoon, but I was hoping to do a little duty free shopping before the flight. how early can I check in my luggage and go into the duty free area? Is there a limit (I vaguely remember 3 hours before flight, but that might have been a long time ago...)
thanks for your help! - blue
Hi, Im arriving at JFK
Hi,
Im arriving at JFK terminal 3(delta) and planning on meeting my boyfriend who is arriving at terminal 1 (aero mexico)... where would be the best and safest place for us to meet at terminal 1? and how can I go to terminal 3 to 1?
family care toilets
Are there family care toilets after security in terminal one?
terminal 1 to terminal 8
I am talking AA arrive 11:45am at Jfk termainal 1, after I will go to terminal 8 to connect 14:20pm aeroflot fight to Russia. Please let me know how long to take me walk from terminal 1 to terminal 8? Do I have enough time(2 hours) to connect my fight? Thanks.
Amy Chan
interjet
please tell me where is the terminal for INTERJET lines ?
In reply to interjet by JESUS b (not verified)
Terminal 1
Terminal 1
Hello, I was going to come
Hello,
I was going to come to JFK from Miscow on Jan 3rd, but russian Customs stopped me due to some buracratic reasons. But the problem is that before this, I came to Moscow from other russian city and my luggage as well was going to transfer straightly to JFK. SO I was stopped, but my luggage wasn't (Aeroflot airlines says, that it was sent to JFK). I wanted to ask you if it's possible to track my luggage whether it is in JFK, so when I go there on Jan 6th I can get it. Flight details: Aeroflot; SU-102 (terminal 1); Jan 3rd.
Thank you
Please can you provide
Please can you provide information of how to go from terminal 1 to terminal 8, after clearing US customs ?
I also have to make a connection after 3 hours so is it enough ?
connection time
Dear sir,
my boss Daniel Steinke is traveling on the 26th of Dec from Moscow to JFK and then to Las Vegas with Delta airlines together with Aeroflot. His Arrival is at 17-10 in terminal 1 and departure is at 19-10 from terminal 3. I was advised that he will need to get the boarding pass for the flight to Las Vegas in JFK. Is it enough to pass all the passport/customs control and make a check-in?
And how it is possible to get from the T1 to the T3?
Thank you in advance!
kind regards,
Natalia Kabaeva
Personal Assistant to
Director of Operations Russia, Ukraine & CIS
INTERCONTINENTAL HOTELS GROUP
Flight AZ611 depart info
Someone can tell me what flight Alitalia AZ611 hasn't depart? Should took of at 9:50 pm 22/12/12
One TSA guy called me
One TSA guy called me "STUPID" when I lightly pushed a luggage to where had a bunch of other luggages because i had many bags in my hands, he asked me to put the luggage nicely, so I came back and said sorry to him, put bag at the same spot and same position nicely. He called out loud "STUPID" behind me, a lot of people all heard that and looked at me. But I just ignored and didn't say anything. After I arrived my country, my luggage's became such a mess, ALL clothes were unfolded, the cosmetic bag was open and all cosmetics spread out on EACH SIDE of the luggage, even my expensive camera lens and flasher that I put carefully in their original bags among clothes were taken out and even my flasher cap and lens cap. Among such a mess, I found a note written on a tower paper "GIVE BAG NICELY NEXT TIME BITCH" (All letter were capitalized).
I do hear TSA would leave a note after they searched your bag, but I believe it's not a note like that. I would fire a complain to JFK, once I come back America, I would consult a lawyer and ask what I can do since I feel extremely assaulted. The word BITCH is a strong sexist and insulting word, I feel this could be a gender or even race discrimination since I am asian. I still have the note and I remember that guy speaks spanish and how he looks like.
In reply to One TSA guy called me by C Wu (not verified)
The people and officers who
The people and officers who work there are a bunch of racists. I have had my luggages searched multiple times, including luggages only filled with books. Uneducated Americans just can't understand why people would bring a luggage with books only. I do not blame them for that reason. But I have had other encounters where I was picked to have a chat with a police officer who asked me how much cash I am bringing out of the States. I have other friends who have had the same experience and they all find such incidents have higher probability of occurring when they are bringing expensive handbags. To all the Asians out there, be careful of those racists in JFK trying to give us a difficult time.
In reply to One TSA guy called me by C Wu (not verified)
I don't think this really
I don't think this really happened.
Pagination
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