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New York’s largest international airport is ready and waiting to become your Big Apple vacation destination, so grab a friend and get ready to fly in style at John F. Kennedy International Airport! JFK International is by far the largest of the three Port Authority owned airport properties, servicing tens of thousands of visitors from virtually all corners of the globe! Originally named the Idlewild Airport due to its partial location atop the former Idlewild Golf Course, JFK Airport has quickly grown to become one of the nation’s leading hubs of air traffic and travel. A popular gateway destination for domestic and international flights alike, John F. Kennedy International Airport is currently services every major name in airlines, providing base offices for Pan Am, TWA, Eastern Air Lines and JetBlue Airways. An irreplaceable part of the NYC skyline, John F. Kennedy Airport is also a major focus for influential US airlines like American and Delta. An airport unlike any other, JFK International is definitely worth a visit during your upcoming Image Luxury Car Rental vacation, so go ahead and schedule your arrival flight today! Nothing says New York like the runways of Kennedy so go ahead and plan your luxury car rental arrival now!

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Interesting Facts about John F. Kennedy Airport

• John F. Kennedy International Airport is currently known by three names – Idlewild, the New York International Airport and JFK
• The legendary music group the Beatles were welcomed onto American soil at JFK airport in 1964, signifying a new era of American rock ‘n roll.
• John F. Kennedy International Airport made air travel history in 1975 when it became the first American airport to provide civilian supersonic travel between France and the United States. The Concorde SST, which was operated by British Airways and Air France, provided scheduled trans-Atlantic flights for over 25 years until the Concorde was retired in 2003. JFK went down in history as hosting the most annual supersonic flights in the world.

Terminal Information

John F. Kennedy International Airport currently features nine separate terminal areas designed to help luxury car rental travelers arrive on time, all the time. Cleverly coordinated with 4 separate runways, these nine terminals all feature state-of-the-art technology intended for stately travel and cosmopolitan comfort. International luxury car rental travelers preparing to visit JFK Airport will likely arrive at Terminal 1 which was financed by a consortium between four major international airlines (Air France, Lufthansa, Japan airlines and Korean Air). Complete in 1998, Terminal 1 replaced the original Eastern Airlines 1958 terminal providing luxury car rental guests with eleven brand new arrival and departure gates. Terminal 2 is currently utilized by Deltas’ low fair subsidiary Song. Terminal 2 originally began as the home of Northwest Airlines in 1962. Terminal 3 was originally referred to as Pan Am Terminal and later Pan Am Worldport thanks to its famous flying saucer rooftop. Delta Airlines purchased the terminal lease from Pan Am in 1991, completely refurbishing the facility for modern day luxury car rental travelers. Terminal 4 is JFK’s only 24 hour terminal. Terminal 5 is temporarily closed at JFK thanks to further expansion efforts by the airports newest head resident JetBlue. Terminal 5 is expected to reopen in 2008, providing luxury car rental passengers with 26 state-of-the art gates. JetBlue’s main operations hub is currently located in Terminal 6, which was originally built for National Airlines in 1969. Terminal 7 was originally known as the British Airways Terminal in 1970, while Terminal 8 was completed in 1960. Terminal 9 is currently home to American Airline flights as well as American Eagle services. Future Image Luxury Car Rental travelers may wish to note that JFK will temporarily shut down all services within Terminals 8 and 9 during 2006 and 2007 as the airport plans to combine the two facilities into one “mega-terminal” intended to accommodate both domestic and international American Airline Flights.