John F. Kennedy International Airport is expecting to see nearly 1 million more passengers this summer compared to 2023, all while a major construction project continues there.
NEW YORK -- Travelers tell CBS New York's Jennifer McLogan they are running out of patience dealing with confusion, but the Port Authority says two years from now, the pain will be worth it.JFK Airport undergoing $19 billion redevelopmentJFK Airport is in the process of an unprecedented $19 billion transformation.Two new international terminals are coming, along with a new roadway network and a new ground transportation center. The Port Authority says it will be life-changing.
The lot will be open from noon until 2 a.m. each day.Taxis will continue to be available for arriving passengers at all hours.For-hire vehicle drivers taking departing passengers to the airport will continue to drop travelers off in front of Terminal 4.Port Authority says the new lot is expected to divert as many as 13,000 vehicles from the front of Terminal 4 every day.
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