Under a ton of work but not in a bad way... ready to see what's to come at Terminal 5! Love flying…read moreout of here because it's where JetBlue is. Only downside was the long line at the Dunkin' got my iced tea for the flight though so we're all good!

JFK was probably the most frustrating part of my trip. After a long flight, it took forever for our…read moreluggage to come out at baggage claim. By the time I finally got my bags, I was exhausted and just wanted to get to my hotel. Then came the next surprise -- Uber and Lyft rides into the city were over $100. I know NYC transportation is expensive, but between the long baggage wait and the cost and hassle of getting out of the airport, arriving at JFK was not a great experience. For such a major international airport, the arrival process could definitely be more efficient.

They say these two airports aren't far from each other. But nothing can be further from the truth…read more Traffic makes all the difference. So make sure when booking your flights you know what part of NYC you want to get into. I flew in for the US Open. So this airport is literally minutes from Queens. Headed to Manhattan? Make sure you go to La Guardia. I really liked this airport because it was so convenience clean, and you felt easy easing into New York. Baggage claim was straightforward and I love their duty free shops.

On my way to Paris! The journey has officially begun! Ready…read morefor good food, beautiful sights, unforgettable memories, and a little Paris adventure. Before we even took off, we received outstanding customer service from Sascha at the Delta check-in counter. I hope I'm spelling her name correctly! She was extremely attentive, patient, helpful, and made our check-in experience so much easier. It's always nice to start a trip with someone who genuinely takes the time to make sure you're taken care of. Thank you, Sascha, for starting our Paris trip off on such a positive note! Mixed Bag This Verdict: Paris hasn't even started yet, and the customer service is already giving 5-star energy! Paris, here we come!

Everytime I travel to NYC I fly into JFK because it's just what I'm used to. Fairly simple to…read moreeither take the subway into Manhattan or use the Uber Shuttle. Highly recommend the Uber Shuttle, you can schedule ahead and it's $25 per guest, and has multiple destinations across Manhattan to choose from as your drop off spot. It also beats having to haul your luggage in the subway. We used it in our most recent trip to travel back to the airport too. Airport is huge - expected - so prepare to do a good amount of walking. There's also a whole mall in there to shop. I never buy anything but I like going to see the New York themed displays at the Lego Store. When flying out, arrive extra early because the TSA lines can get really long and move slowly. They also might suddenly change your departure gate, and it can be up to a 20 minute walk away from the original gate if you're unlucky.

Yelp Review 2026 #241:…read more I flew in to JFK Terminal 4 from Santiago, Chile and had to catch a domestic flight to Las Vegas also in terminal 4. However, I still had to go through immigrations, recheck my luggage and go through security again. I have Global Entry, Sky Priority and TSA Precheck so, the process was much shorter for me but the walk from my arrival gate to departure gate and everything in between was quite a lot with only 2 hours for a layover. Terminal 4 has nice restaurants and shops: The Palm if you want steak, Boqueria for tapas, Japanese spots if you want sushi, Mi Casa Cantina if you want Mexican food, Shake Shack if you want something really casual (a burger after being away from home for weeks always sounds good), Eataly if you want some pizza/ pasta - they also have prepacked sandwiches and fruit cups if you're in a hurry. They have nice lounges here too: Etihad, Emirates, Amex Centurion, Capital One, Chase Sapphire, Virgin Atlantic, Delta Sky, and Delta One. There's plenty to choose from if you have access (whether through credit card or airline). JFK is a massive airport. Lots of airlines means lots of flights which means lots of people which means delay and chaos. With a quick stop at Delta One Lounge, I managed to board my flight only slightly late.

Well I don't understand what the hell is going in terminal 7…read moreThere's a massive construction project going on and some of the workers smell like they are just sleeping in a pot farm If you are on a frontier flight you might end up here Frontier is like spirit but it might cost you more I was on a flight from jfk to ohare and they said " please deplane fast we are late from the upcoming passengers going to Atlanta." Classy I spent 12 hours in the terminal recently becquse I flew from Greece The Dunkin' Donuts downstairs only opens on some days at 5 am but this day I was there they opened at 6 . I look forward to the final renovation

Well I didn't really have a choice for what terminal I wanted to use but this one was okay. It's…read moreone of the older ones and there is some construction. Check in was super fast, TSA only took 15 minutes. Friendly TSA workers and thankfully there's a Dunkin except they have no frozen drinks. There isn't much to do fortunately there's free wifi and tons of places to charge your phone and tablet.

Just like the TWA Hotel, whenever I'm flying in and out of JFK, I visit the TWA Flight Center as…read morewell. Have been doing so for years (almost ever since the reopening). But, you guessed it, never reviewed. Heck, I only recently reviewed the hotel like six months ago. It's because I have tons of pending draft reviews to work through. Anyway, I absolutely love this structure and the way the terminal was brought back to glory. The architecture and interior design are simply brilliant. Love the bar/restaurant, lounge, gift shop, Photo Booth!!!, historical uniform display, hair salon replica, offices replicas, tons of cool and vintage seating areas to stretch out and relax. Let's not forget taking a swim in the rooftop pool or having a cocktail in the Connie. To me, the flight center is pure perfection.

The Trans World Airline (TWA) Flight Center was designed by architect Eero Saarinen and it was…read moredescribed as being similar to a "Leonardo da Vinci flying machine". It was completed in 1962 and open for business. The original head house (aka: terminal building), operated as a functioning terminal until 2001. The exterior of the building, along with the interior, of the head house were declared landmarks in 1994. Moreover, it was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2005. Today it is part of the TWA hotel complex, but anyone can visit the flight center, lounges, gift shop, food court, and museum area. In addition to the original building, it has been partially surrounded by additional hotel buildings. Inside, the former terminal has been restored to its former glory. You can see the open three-level tall windows with amazing views of departing and arriving jets in the sunken lounge area. There are the tube-shaped, red-carpeted departure/arrival corridors that now lead to rooms in the hotel, but used to connect the gates. Now various places in the head house and flight center are museum-type displays for the former airline. It is a very interesting place for anyone to check out the displays and read about the history of TWA. Moreover, there are additional items to check out like the old cars and the huge Twister game. Whether you stay at the hotel or just need a few hours to kill on your layover...this is "something to do". Personal Note: I thoroughly enjoyed seeing everything in the flight center. It brought back so many wonderful memories. When I was a little girl, my family and I used to look forward to flying in and out of here back when my dad worked for the airlines. We loved this airport and mainly because of this terminal...it was fun and different. With the way they have restored it, it almost seems like I entered a time machine to another time. I am forever grateful they gave this building a new life. I hope other families make new memories and remember the old ones as I did. It's a very special place and there is nothing like it!

Another Decent Delta experience. This terminal feels a bit…read moreolder, but it still had some good food options. It's pretty Mid on the Delta/Airport experiences I've had to date.

Ok I am comparing this airport to other international airport I been thru…read more This has to be the worse terminal I have experienced. The departure deck was closed. That's understandable as of all the construction. Everyone had use arrivals lane and wait on the elevator almost 30 minutes to get to departure level.. I found the airline check in area organized and easy to navigate thru. Now TSA at this terminal is like a Abbot and Costello routine. They seem not be coordinated or can work as a unit. It's never a pre-check line always told is a staffing issue. After 10 years you think they have resolved how rotate or reassign staff based on flight demands. The bathrooms are the worse I have seen. Extremely small stall luggage barely fits. I saw no bidets that most international Asian and Middle East airports have even if domestic. The waiting gate area needs more power ports. They also need replace seating that's worn and peeling. If you want to have world class facilities and be the face of NY or even US they need to go look at Incheon ,Hong Kong,Dubai ,or Singapore as example of a quality and classy terminal. You are not charged for luggage cars, floors are spotless,waiting areas are not plan or blah, and decent shopping and food offerings.

I flew JetBlue out of JFK, & I really like flying JetBlue, but JFK is def still a work in progress…read more The terminal was still undergoing renovations while I was there, so there weren't many places to eat or shop. I was expecting more options, especially for an airport as busy as JFK, but a lot of things were either limited or unavailable b/c of the construction. The airport itself was pretty hectic, & the renovations def added to that feeling. It wasn't the easiest airport to navigate around, but I know the work is still ongoing, so hopefully it'll be much better once everything is finished. As for JetBlue, I had a good experience flying w/ them. I like the airline & usually enjoy flying JetBlue, so the limited airport amenities were more about the ongoing JFK renovations than the airline itself. I'm def curious to see what the terminal is like once all the renovations are completed. JetBlue is their flagship airline & has its own terminal (5).

JetBlue has come a long way in providing on time flights and great customer service. One of the…read morefew airlines that includes free snacks and beverages, don't be shy to ask for a free upgrade. Sometimes a little pricey but well worth it.

They are totally inefficient. Seems they are contractors across the airport. The staff is…read moreunprofessional and untrained how to work behind the desk and warehouse. Nobody thinks about the many drivers who are being serviced that may have driven 6 and more hours or have a trip out long and to have to wait tremendously due to lack of handling things correctly is crazy. Other airports in region are so efficient.

Worst customer service ever. Walked up to the window across from a person who worked here and she…read morestraight up ignored me. Had to say excuse me to get her to look at me. Not friendly at all. It was like I had to twist their arm to get them to do their job.

Functional, it's the word I'll use for terminal 2. It's obviously old, 2 levels and feels…read moreoppressive in it's construction. It gets full of people quickly and the gates are small with seating that says it charges your cell phone, but does not, because the power supply is unplugged. There is a central hub for eating, several small gift stores, but none that supplied antacids for upset stomach.

Convenience is one of the top most things I look for in any airport. The bathrooms were clean and…read moretidy - I usually judge places based on how clean they keep their restrooms. It was pretty easy to navigate through in and out of the airport comparison to LAX or any other bigger airports. The security lines are not ridiculously long and all the security personnel are very patient and nice. Only time I had to wait for a security check - wait being less than 15 minutes. There were decent amount of food/drink/coffee places available within the airport. Wish they had more charging stations by the seating area.

Dang, these guys were quick & efficient in the pre-check lanes. I was impressed with how painless…read morethe process was & signage was clear. The agents were on task, keeping traffic flowing.

The worst TSA employees, I go to airports most of the time for my job but so far TSA at JFK…read moreterminal 4 is power tripping most of the time . Privatize ??? I'm against it but going through JFK I think they need to......