Today, New York has a population of over 8 million residents and attracts approximately 65 million tourists annually from all around the world.
New York has two main airports: John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) and LaGuardia Airport (LGA).
is located approximately 26 km southeast of Manhattan, in the borough of Queens.
JFK is one of the busiest airports in the United States and an important hub for international flights. It has six terminals and offers a wide range of passenger services, including restaurants, duty-free shops, and premium services. It is the primary airport for intercontinental flights from New York City, offering connections all over the world.
is located about 13 km from midtown Manhattan, also in the borough of Queens.
LGA is a smaller but very busy airport that primarily serves domestic and regional flights. The airport has recently undergone renovations, offering passengers modern amenities and improved service. Due to its proximity to Manhattan, LaGuardia is a popular choice for short domestic flights.
