JFK is in the midst of a $19 billion renovation, the largest airport redevelopment project in the U.S., and New York City wants more people taking public transportation.

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey is slashing AirTrain fares to John F. Kennedy International Airport by 50% in ...

The AirTrain to JFK is getting a 50% fare cut this summer. Learn why the Port Authority is slashing prices—and whether it ...

AirTrain ticket prices will be reduced from $8.50 down to $4.25 from June 30 through Sept. 1, in an effort to reduce traffic congestion at a time of increased summer travel and ongoing airport ...

The JFK AirTrain is free to ride — at least some of the time — a top Port Authority official said on Tuesday. But savvy transit riders said they’ve been able skirt the fare for the pricey ...

Travelers Are Urged to Use Public Transit and AirTrain JFK; Travelers Who Must Drive Are Encouraged to Leave Extra Time.

JFK is expecting 18 million travelers this summer, or 700,000 more than the same period last year. 2023 was the airport's busiest year ever, according to officials.

Call it a summer sale: The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey this week slashed the price of an AirTrain ticket to John F. Kennedy International Airport in half to $4.50 through Labor Day ...

The AirTrain fare will be reduced to $4.25 from $8.50 starting June 30 through Labor Day, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey said. JFK AirTrain cuts fares 50% this summer to lure riders ...

The AirTrain at John F. Kennedy International Airport in NYC ... paying in cash or who do not have access to a contactless payment method are still able to use a MetroCard to ride the JFK AirTrain.