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	MTA - Airtrain JFK: Make the Connection
		AirTrain stations are fully enclosed, heated in winter and air conditioned in summer.
		Transfers between the subway and AirTrain at Howard Beach and between the Long Island Rail Road and AirTrain at Jamaica are ADA-compliant; the transfer between the Sutphin Boulevard subway station and the Jamaica AirTrain station will be ADA-compliant when construction is completed later this year.
		The AirTrain is connected to the Railroad's hub by escalators, elevators, people movers and an overhead mezzanine bridge.
	www.mta.nyc.ny.us /mta/airtrain.htm (549 words)

	JFK Airport AirTrain
		AirTrain JFK is the train service that operates between JFK International Airport, Long Island Rail Road trains and New York City Subway.
		My wife and I are arriving JFK on Thursday at 4:45 Pm and head to 1078 E 15th St in Brooklyn.
		Hi, we are reaching JFK on the 9th Oct and we need to go to NEWARK.
	www.jfk-airport.net /airtrain.html (2052 words)

	JetBlue \| About JetBlue \| JFK Airport
		The AirTrain JFK light-rail system connects the Central Terminal Area, including JetBlue's Terminal 6, to New York City subway and Long Island Railroad (LIRR) stations as well as the long-term parking, Kiss 'N Fly and Cell Phone Pick Up lots.
		The AirTrain JFK fare to/from the airport terminals and the Jamaica or Howard Beach stations is $5 per person.
		The AirTrain JFK fare to/from the airport terminals and the Jamaica station is $5 per person.
	www.jetblue.com /about/jfk/getthere.html (374 words)

	MTA - Where to Buy MetroCard
		Choose from a 1-Day Fun Pass, a 7-Day, 30-Day, 7-Day Express Bus Plus, 30-Day Unlimited Ride MetroCard accepted on JFK AirTrain only, or a JFK-AirTrain 10-Trip MetroCard.
		Good for 10 JFK Air-Train trips until midnight six months after first use.
		On sale at AirTrain vending machines, JFK airport, and local merchants.
	mta.info /metrocard/mcgtreng.htm (317 words)

	Long Island Airports - JFK Air Train
		Built, managed, and maintained by The Port Authority of NY and NJ, AirTrain JFK is the 8.1-mile light rail system that connects JFK to the New York City area's mass transit system.
		AirTrain enables thousands of air travelers and airport employees to travel to, from, and within the airport quickly and conveniently every day.
		Airtrain is convienently located at Jamaica Station, a stop off of the Long Island Rail Road.
	www.longislandexchange.com /airtrainjfkairport.html (386 words)

	MTA - Airtrain JFK: Make the Connection
		AirTrain stations are fully enclosed, heated in winter and air conditioned in summer.
		Transfers between the subway and AirTrain at Howard Beach and between the Long Island Rail Road and AirTrain at Jamaica are ADA-compliant; the transfer between the Sutphin Boulevard subway station and the Jamaica AirTrain station will be ADA-compliant when construction is completed later this year.
		The AirTrain is connected to the Railroad's hub by escalators, elevators, people movers and an overhead mezzanine bridge.
	www.mta.info /mta/airtrain.htm (549 words)

	AirTrain JFK - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		AirTrain JFK is a 13 km (8.1 mile) rapid transit system in New York City that connects John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) to the city's subway and commuter trains.
		All AirTrain JFK stations are wheelchair accessible, as are the Howard Beach subway and Jamaica Long Island Railroad stations it connects with.
		AirTrain JFK uses the same Advanced Rapid Transit (formerly Intermediate Capacity Transit System) technology from Bombardier as the SkyTrain in Vancouver, Canada and the Putra LRT in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/AirTrain_JFK (1228 words)

	Bloomberg.com: U.S.
		AirTrain, the city's biggest rail project since the 1930s, is expected to attract 13 percent of the 31 million passengers per year traveling to and from the region's largest airport, according to the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.
		AirTrain JFK is an 8.1-mile (13-kilometer) light-rail loop that connects the airport's eight terminals, the airport rental car center and a long-term parking lot.
		AirTrain JFK was delayed for 12 months by an accident in September 2002 that killed a Bombardier employee who was piloting the train on a test run.
	quote.bloomberg.com /apps/news?pid=10000103&sid=aMFju15g5B0Y&refer=us (1592 words)

	JFK Airport - How to Get To JFK Airport from New York City
		JFK Airport NY handles almost all of the area's international flights, as well as a good portion of its domestic airline service.
		Another route to JFK Airport using the subway/Airtrain combo is to take an A train from Midtown Manhattan to Howard Beach – the ride is mostly subway with a little Airtrain thrown in for the last leg.
		The JFK Airport Airtrain station is on the upper level at Howard Beach.
	www.nysubway.com /airport/jfk.html (1600 words)

	Airport Guide (JFK) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		JFK International, a hub airport for American and Delta, is plagued by construction and renovations that are scheduled for completion by 2006.
		JFK is about 18 miles from midtown Manhattan, but the drive can take as long as 90 minutes.
		JFK will restrict parking within 300 feet of the terminals, when the U.S. government deems the national security risk "severe" or "high." Check the current risk level.
	www.gofox.com /flights/airportguide.php?airport=JFK (405 words)

	AirTrain ridership sets record - AM New York (Site not responding. Last check: )
		AirTrain ridership jumped again in 2006 to an all-time high, according to statistics released by the Port Authority Wednesday.
		AirTrain JFK, which opened in 2003, is a $1.9 billion elevated rail that ferries travelers between Jamaica, Howard Beach and the airport for $5 each way.
		AirTrain JFK loses about $30 million each year, but the Port Authority said it was never built to be a moneymaker.
	www.amny.com /news/local/transportation/am-airtrain0118,0,1825083.story?coll=am-topheadlines (253 words)

	Anniversary 2001 - JFK Airport
		JFK is located in the southeastern section of Queens County on Jamaica Bay.
		JFK is currently in the midst of a multi-billion dollar renovation project that will bring it up to speed with travel in the 21st Century.
		AirTrain’s terminal-to-terminal service will start next year, along with the AirTrain connection to the new Howard Beach Station and the A Train Service to the new Jamaica Station will begin in 2003, linking JFK to Jamaica and the LIRR, as well as subway and bus lines.
	www.queenspress.com /anniversary2001-jfkairport.htm (860 words)

	AirTrain Derails At JFK - Newsday.com
		A derailment during a test run Friday of the much-anticipated AirTrain at Kennedy Airport killed the driver who was the train's only passenger, throwing into doubt the startup of service later this year.
		Phase One of AirTrain, which includes the airport loop and the Howard Beach station, was slated to open sometime in the next three months.
		The second phase, linking the airport to Jamaica Station, where riders will be able to connect to the Long Island Rail Road as well as the E, J and Z subway lines, was on target for a spring start date.
	www.newsday.com /news/local/newyork/ny-derail0928,0,7624083.story?coll=ny-nynews-headlines (657 words)

	AIrTrain JFK
		The JFK Airtrain is a service provided by the Port Authority of NY and NJ.
		The Airtrain marks the first time in NYC aviation history that a direct rail link is available to John Fitzgerald Kennedy International Airport.
		A typical run on an Airtrain would be from either Howard Beach or Jamaica, loop around JFK once, stopping at all stations in a counter-clockwise direction on the outer loop with Terminal 1 being the first stop and Terminals 8-9 being the last.
	www.stationreporter.net /airtrain_jfk.htm (1609 words)

	CJC.org » Blog Archive » JFK AirTrain and JetBlue
		The AirTrain is basically the airport’s inter-terminal shuttle, extended to reach the Jamaica LIRR/subway station on the E line, and the A line JFK stop.
		There are actually three AirTrain lines: an inner loop that just goes to the terminals (this train goes in the opposite direction, and arrives on the other side of the platform), and two outer lines with terminals at the two subway/train stations.
		If they mean to create a one-seat ride form Downtown to the JFK terminals, then they have to extend the AirTrain to Manhattan, which sounds costly and stupid to me. The AirTrain track guage is the same as the subway one, but the AirTrain is basically an automated tram.
	www.cjc.org /blog/index.php?p=128876 (982 words)

	JFK International Airport Transportation and Limo Service by AnyPointLimo.com (Site not responding. Last check: )
		There are a large variety of services JFK Airport offers to their passengers including duty-free shops, gift shops, restaurants and bars, Internet access, foreign exchange desks, ATM’s, medical and disabled facilities, telephone booths, restrooms, planemates, special assistance vehicles, airline lounges, and tourist information.
		What is unique to the service of JFK is how they cater to the needs of the disabled and those who seek medical attention.
		Travelers leaving the airport can take the AirTrain to Jamaica or Howard Beach stations then catch the respective trains from those stations.However, if you have had a long flight the last thing you want to do is hop from train to train.
	www.anypointlimo.com /jfk-airport.cfm (520 words)

	GOVERNOR, MAYOR, PORT AUTHORITY DEDICATE AIRTRAIN JFK
		Governor George E. Pataki today was joined by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg to dedicate the Port Authority's state-of-the-art AirTrain JFK system at the AirTrain JFK Terminal at Jamaica, after riding the first train from John F. Kennedy International Airport to Jamaica with local officials and Port Authority executives and staff.
		AirTrain JFK is now a part of New York City's future and I'm confident it will be the engine that helps drive the economic revitalization of Jamaica, Queens, New York City, and the entire metropolitan region."
		Passengers on AirTrain JFK will continue to use the system, free of charge, to connect between the airline terminals, rental car facilities, hotel shuttles, and on-airport parking.
	www.state.ny.us /governor/press/03/dec17_03.htm (847 words)

	Airtrain Newark (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Newark Airtrain uses six car trains, two end cars with the motors and interior console for the movement, while the 4 cars in between are trailer cars.
		The end cars on the Newark trains have the same rail fan window as the JFK counterparts at one end, however the cars are far narrower in width and the trailer cars have only side windows and you cannot see the next car in front or back.
		The Airtrain runs to the rear of the terminals, while the roadways are in front.
	www.stationreporter.net /air_train_newark.htm (674 words)

	Anniversary 2001 - AirTrain and Southeast Queens
		AirTrain will stretch for 8.4 miles, traveling a two-mile loop around the airport, linking the passenger terminals, and continuing on to the rental car areas and long-term and employee parking lots.
		AirTrain construction, which is being paid for through a combination of a passenger surcharge already in existence and Port Authority funds, has meant subcontracts to Southeast Queens businesses.
		The total project AirTrain project is creating 4,150 construction jobs, generating $580 million in wages, according to Heyliger who said he is working to see that many of these jobs go to Southeast Queens workers.
	www.queenspress.com /anniversary2001-airtrain.htm (852 words)

	Taking the AirTrain JFK to JFK International Airport, New York City<
		The AirTrain JFK makes is possible for travellers to avoid traffic and ride to and from Kennedy Airport.
		The AirTrain run on two loops, the Inner Loop which makes stops at all terminals, and the Outer Loop which stops at all airline terminals, hotel shuttles (at station C), long term parking (stations A and B) Jamaica Station (station A) and Howard Beach Station (station D).
		Use the JFK AirTrain to access shuttles for JFK airport hotels, JFK airport car rental facilities and airport parking lots.
	www.citidex.com /special/airporttrans/jfk_airtrain.html (563 words)

	JFK Expressway
		The JFK Expressway, which marks the terminus of the westbound Nassau Expressway (NY 878), was part of a joint effort between the New York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT) and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey to improve access to the airport.
		The JFK Expressway was built as part of an ongoing, multi-billion overhaul of Kennedy Airport that began in the late 1980's.
		Along the southbound lanes of the JFK Expressway just south of South Conduit Avenue (NY 27), there is an incomplete "stub" ramp that was to lead to the westbound lanes of the Nassau Expressway (NY 878).
	www.nycroads.com /roads/jfk (475 words)

	Bechtel Infrastructure to Manage Construction for JFK and LaGuardia Airports
		Under a five-year contract, Binfra will provide services that include construction oversight for Airtrain, the 8.4-mile-long JFK light rail system, airline tenant work for several new terminals at JFK, and construction management for facilities work such as road improvements, utilities, and apron and runway work.
		Airtrain is key to improving JFK, one of the world's busiest airports.
		This $1.5 billion project centers on linking the Central Terminal Area of JFK with the Long Island Rail Road and New York City Transit (NYCT) subway station complex in Jamaica, NY, and to the NYCT subway station at Howard Beach.
	www.bechtel.com /newsarticles/196.asp (491 words)

	PB Network \| Issue 54 \| John F. Kennedy International Airport’s Light Rail Access
		The JFK AirTrain is one of four critical projects enhancing capacity at New York’s JFK International Airport.
		The new system, called JFK AirTrain, will also provide a more direct route to midtown Manhattan’s 34th Street Penn Station by 2003, when the connection at Jamaica Station in Queens is completed.
		The JFK AirTrain is a major project with all the complexities that one would expect for a construction project that is being implemented in a busy airport and urban environment.
	www.pbworld.com /news_events/publications/network/issue_54/54_16_AhmedJ_JFKAirTrain.asp (1379 words)

	isio - international security industry organization
		AirTrain JFK is managed by The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which maintains the bridges, tunnels, bus terminals, airports, PATH and seaports that are critical to the region's trade and transportation capabilities.
		AirTrain JFK is an 8.1-mile light rail system that connects JFK airport to the New York City area's mass transit system.
		AirTrain enables thousands of air travelers and airport employees to travel to and from one of the world’s busiest airports every day.
	www.intsi.org /verint.htm (1327 words)

	Intellectual Security: Verint Networked Video Solution Selected for AirTrain JFK (Site not responding. Last check: )
		AirTrain JFK is managed by The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which maintains the bridges, tunnels, bus terminals, airports, PATH and seaports that are critical to the region's trade and transportation capabilities.
		AirTrain JFK is an 8.1-mile light rail system that connects JFK airport to the New York City area's mass transit system.
		AirTrain enables thousands of air travelers and airport employees to travel to and from one of the world's busiest airports every day.
	www.intellectualsecurity.com /2005/10/verint_networked_video_solutio.html (484 words)

	Urban Transport Technology - New York Airtrain Rail Link - John F Kennedy airport, USA
		Airtrain will tie the nine terminals at John F Kennedy airport into the city's existing mass transit systems, both light and heavy rail.
		Now, the promoters of Airtrain say 30 years of congestion have eroded New York's competitiveness as an international trade centre, and among firms who relocated from the city, poor access to the airports was cited as the second most common reason for their move.
		A new, circular line will link the airport's seven terminals, as well as providing a new connection for staff to their main car parking area, and ultimately, link with the subway to the heart of the city, and the A-train network for destinations further afield.
	www.urbantransport-technology.com /projects/airtrain (962 words)

	Railway Technology - New York Airtrain Airport Rail Link - USA
		AirTrain JFK passengers can use the system to connect between airline terminals, rental car facilities, hotel shuttles and on-airport parking, as well as the subway, Long Island Rail Road and local buses at the off-airport terminals at Jamaica and Howard Beach.
		AirTrain JFK's first year was a great success, with a total ridership of more than 8.7 million passengers, including more than 2.5 million revenue passengers.
		About 8,000 to 8,500 of the daily riders are revenue passengers who arrive or depart at the off-airport AirTrain JFK terminals at Jamaica and Howard Beach.
	www.railway-technology.com /projects/airtrain (985 words)

	JFK Airport Renovating Runways For Superjumbo Jets
		With the next generation of such super airliners as the superjumbo Airbus 380—the world's largest commercial airplane—looming on the not-too-distant horizon, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey is continuing its plan of aeronautical improvements at John F. Kennedy International Airport.
		Regularly scheduled 380A service to JFK by any carrier is expected to begin in 2007.
		"It is also at JFK where the forward-looking Port Authority was the first to install it in 1996 and where it has saved three aircraft," according to Thompson.
	www.btnmag.com /businesstravelnews/headlines/frontpage_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1001391760 (564 words)

	JFK AirTrain set to open December 17th - UrbanPlanet.org
		The Port Authority’s AirTrain will finally open on Dec. 17 with great fanfare, despite the death of an operator during last year’s test run, and despite the admission that the $1.9 billion project is at best only a first step toward improving access to the city’s airports.
		The AirTrain does not, however, provide the direct, one-seat ride from Kennedy to Manhattan that critics have long contended is the only real way to make a mass transit trip to the airport appealing.
		A study sponsored by the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation (LMDC) is underway to investigate options for connecting the AirTrain directly to the downtown transit hub, however, and the Port Authority says it would likely play a great role in such a project.
	www.urbanplanet.org /forums/index.php?showtopic=1534 (1832 words)

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