Here are your options for getting to John F. Kennedy International Airport via public transportation. If you’re coming from... Midtown Manhattan or Downtown Brooklyn, or if you want to save …

Getting to Manhattan from JFK Airport. You have a two main options for getting from JFK Airport to Manhattan. Subway: The closest subway station to JFK Airport is Sutphin Blvd-Archer Av …

JFK, LaGuardia, and Newark airports are accessible via public transit. Here are some options for how to get there. Buy tickets or add value to your MetroCard before you travel to avoid long …

AirTrain at JFK. Passengers can use AirTrain to connect with parking lots, hotel shuttles area, rental car center and NYC public transportation network, located at Jamaica and Howard …

JFK Airport Terminal 4 -AirTrain (718) 445-3100 Fares Local bus fare is $2 - (Senior-Disabled fare is $1.00). Express bus fare is $5 - (Senior-Disabled fare is $2.50). MetroCard® Pay-Per-Ride …

MTA bus lines handle transfers from JFK to Queens and Brooklyn Districts. Hence, Q3, Q6, Q7, Q10, Q10 LTD and B15 call at New York Airport. These local bus lines may not reach the New …

Q10 Kew Gardens - Jfk Airport. Choose your direction: to JFK AIRPORT via LEFFERTS BL via 130 ST; to KEW GARDENS UNION TPK STA via 130 ST via LEFFERTS BL

The Air Train connects with the MTA at the Howard Beach subway station for Manhattan-bound A train service and service to the Rockaways and Ozone Park. From the A train, you can …

Offering direct transfers to midtown Manhattan, the LIRR departs from the nearby Jamaica Station, lying only a 15-minute ride in the AirTrain away from JFK. Despite being costlier than …

John F. Kennedy International Airport. Whether you’re traveling to Manhattan, Queens or Brooklyn, AirTrain can connect you to New York City Transit subway lines and buses and to …