A Showcase for 21st Century Service and Convenience    

JFK Terminal 4: a successful paradigm for air terminal management and a model of public/private partnership. JFK Terminal 4, the only non-airline, privately-operated terminal at JFK, is a model for 21st Century air travel. The 1.5 million-square-foot Terminal 4 opened in May 2001 after undergoing a $1.4 billion redevelopment, transforming the former International Arrivals Building (IAB) into a first class efficient air terminal.

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Passengers benefit from Terminal 4’s commitment to passenger
comfort, convenience and service.

  

- Numerous shopping and dining options,
  abundant passenger services, unique airline lounges, and many
  other amenities ensure the best possible travel experience
- AirTrain station located within the building provides convenient access
- Four religious chapels provide a place for prayer and reflection

Airlines benefit from a dedicated management company overseeing
the terminal’s landside and airside operations.
- Airlines can focus on their core business of transporting passengers
- Airlines have an opportunity for growth at Terminal 4
- They have more choices in selecting service partners which results in
  competitive prices.

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