New York City NYC

Discover all 3 airports and 1 train stations serving the New York City metropolitan area.

Ready to travel?
✈️ Trip to New York City
About New York City Aviation & Transport Hub

New York City (NYC) serves as a key aviation and transportation hub in United States. The city is served by 3 commercial airport(s) and 1 major railway station(s) offering domestic and international passenger flights. Main airport facilities include John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK), Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR), LaGuardia Airport (LGA). Whether you are booking flights, planning layovers, or arranging ground transport, explore terminal maps, flight radius tools, and real-time airport data for New York City.

Airports in New York City

Airport Name IATA Code Distance to Center
John F. Kennedy International Airport JFK
20.8 km
Newark Liberty International Airport EWR
13.9 km
LaGuardia Airport LGA
13.2 km
Weather
Now

27°

Partly Cloudy
Wind
11 km/h
Fri
28° / 20°
Sat
22° / 12°
Sun
21° / 17°
Currency

$ USD

US Dollar

Location Map

Help & Information

Frequently Asked Questions about New York City

Yes, although Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) is physically located in New Jersey, it is one of the three main hubs serving the New York Metropolitan area along with JFK and LaGuardia.

LaGuardia (LGA) is physically the closest to Midtown Manhattan, but it lacks a direct train connection. JFK and Newark (EWR) are farther but offer reliable train links to Penn Station and Grand Central.

The IATA code for the New York City metropolitan area is NYC.

New York City is mainly served by 3 airport(s).
Travel & Flight Tools for New York City

Aviation Utilities & Agent Services for New York City

Plan connections, verify flight distances, and build client itineraries for flights serving New York City (NYC).

Community Comments

Loading comments...
Was this information helpful?

Found an error? Help us keep our data accurate.

Report an Issue