John F. Kennedy International Airport
John F. Kennedy International Airport, Major airport in New York, USA
John F. Kennedy International Airport serves over 59 million passengers annually.
Originally named Idlewild Airport, it was rededicated as John F. Kennedy International Airport in 1963.
The airport is a prominent gateway for international air travelers to the United States.
It operates six passenger terminals and four runways.
The airport features its own short-term power plant.
Location: Queens
Inception: 1948
Official opening: 1947
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible
Phone: +17182444444
Website: jfkairport.com
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