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Guides and updates in Airports & Aviation from the Limo All Over Travel Journal.
Newark Liberty International Airport, identified by the code EWR, has three passenger terminals: A, B and C. Because airlines may use different terminals for different flights, travelers should confirm the complete flight number, operating airline, arrival terminal and pickup instructions before arranging airport transportation.
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Newark Liberty International Airport has three passenger terminals—A, B and C—with airlines operating across multiple terminals depending on the flight. Travelers and professional car-service passengers should verify the operating airline, complete flight number, terminal and designated pickup area before arranging transportation.
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John F. Kennedy International Airport is undergoing major redevelopment, with construction affecting roadway traffic, terminal access, and passenger pickup and drop-off times. Travelers and drivers are advised to allow extra time, confirm terminal information, and follow current airport transportation procedures.
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U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy and FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford unveiled a brand-new Surface Movement Radar at Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR), replacing the airport’s 30-year-old radar. The SMR-4 will help air traffic controllers track aircraft and vehicles on runways and taxiways in all weather and visibility conditions.
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JFK Airport is warning travelers that pick-ups and drop-offs may take longer than usual due to ongoing construction. The airport recommends public transportation and offers two free waiting options for drivers.
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JFK Airport is advising travelers that pick-ups and drop-offs may take longer than usual due to ongoing construction, while offering free waiting options and AirTrain access to the terminals.
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The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has announced the 2025 Fly Quiet Program winners at John F. Kennedy International Airport, recognizing airlines for quieter and more sustainable operations.
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The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey Board of Commissioners approved a record $45 billion capital plan for 2026-2035, funding major airport transformations, a new Midtown Bus Terminal and significant PATH service improvements.
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