Airport and transfer advice for JFK, LaGuardia and Newark, including public transportation, taxis and arrival planning.
Newark Liberty International Airport is in New Jersey, but for many Manhattan hotels it can be as practical as JFK. The public-transport route is different from the New York City airports: AirTrain connects passenger terminals with Newark Liberty International Airport…
LaGuardia is geographically closer to Manhattan than JFK, but it has no direct subway or train station inside the airport. That sounds inconvenient until you understand the bus connections: the free Q70 LaGuardia Link is designed specifically to connect the…
Landing at John F. Kennedy International Airport can feel like the final hurdle before New York begins. JFK sits in Queens, well away from Midtown, and the best transfer depends less on a single ‘fastest’ option than on where you…
A practical guide to New York's three main airports with transport options to Manhattan, current 2026 fare notes, luggage advice and arrival tips.