JFK Airport is a critical revenue generator for the city’s yellow cab drivers. In January, more than 132,000 taxis were dispatched at the airport, according to a Port Authority traffic report.

As protests continue to break out across major U.S. airports Saturday night following President Trump's immigration ban, taxi drivers at New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport have gone ...

If the taxi doesn’t have a meter, always agree on a fare before getting in. If paying in cash, bring small notes and check your change. If you have Wi-Fi at the airport, search Google Maps for ...

Town officials said air traffic has increased to every 90 seconds over some communities, including Valley Stream, Elmont and ...

And JFK Airport is a big source of revenue for those drivers. TLC spokesperson Jason Kersten said the travel hub was home to 126,000 yellow taxi pickups throughout February — accounting for one ...

The scam spread through word of mouth and cost participating cabbies $10 to bump up to the top of the queue, rather than wait in an airport holding lot for hours in the order in which they'd arrived.

Over the entirety of the scheme, it is believed that up to 1,000 taxi fares a day were fraudulently gained. The case is being prosecuted by the Complex Frauds and Cybercrime Unit within the U.S ...

The air taxi is capable of going from downtown Los Angeles to Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) in eight minutes. These commutes typically take about 30 minutes to an hour, depending on traffic.

Archer says it will offer service from Manhattan to LaGuardia, JFK, and Newark, as well as three smaller airports, that is vastly faster than cars at a cost comparable to Uber Black.

Blade, a New York-based helicopter taxi service, promises to shuttle customers between the city and JFK (or Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey) in five minutes. Its base fare for a ...

NYC Duo Conspired With Russians to Hack JFK Airport Taxi Dispatch System: Feds Allegedly, the hackers charged taxi drivers to cut the taxi queue line -- enabling as many as 1,000 fraudulently ...

Hackers rigged the JFK Airport taxi line—and scored $10 a ... But federal prosecutors say two 48-year-old Queens men found another way to profit from the crowd of taxis waiting long hours for ...