Just 14 miles from Manhattan, Newark Liberty International Airport is the USA’s oldest airfield, and is a great starting point for exploration of New York and New Jersey. The airport has been updated considerably in recent years, and now boasts three terminals served by major operators such as Continental Airlines.
Newark Airport is well served by bus and by road links, and taxis are available in abundance. Airtrain Newark light railway system will not only link you with the Long Island Rail Road (LIRR), the New York City subway and major bus routes, but JFK Airport too. A regular air shuttle links Newark with JFK Airport as well as LaGuardia Airport for a transfer of approximately 60 minutes.
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Fifteen minutes away from downtown Manhattan, JFK airport is ideally placed for your trip to New York State and the Big Apple itself. With a phenomenal seven operating terminals, the airport is served by many major airlines such as Continental, British Airways, Air France and Delta. Apart from having excellent accessibility by road (taxis are plentiful), Kennedy International airport is a direct ride into New York and New Jersey via the 24-hour free of charge Airtrain light railway that links with the Long Island Rail Road (LIRR), the New York City subway and major bus routes. It’ll have you on Broadway in no time!
Located in Queens, New York City, LaGuardia Airport is only 8 miles from central Manhattan, and ideally placed for a launch pad into the wonderful world of New York City and State, and the state of New Jersey. Its four main terminals are serviced by major airlines such as US Airways, Air Canada, Continental and Frontier Airlines. Taxis are available outside the airport, and the regular NYC Airporter bus provides a service between LaGuardia Airport and Manhattan with excellent links to the New York City subway and beyond. A frequent air shuttle links the airport with JFK and Newark airports for added convenience.
