Long layovers are common at this major transit hub, and so are weather-related delays. (Photo courtesy of a SleepingInAirports contributor) Sleeping in JFK Airport If you’re willing to pay for more comfort, several lounges are open to Economy class travellers, and a few even offer shower facilities! See Airport Lounges in the guide below for locations and rates. Other complaints are the cold temps, noise, long security lines, and seemingly never-ending construction, so an extra layer and noise-cancelling headphones or earplugs are essential for a decent experience. The biggest complaint from travellers is the lack of seating. The airport has free and unlimited WiFi, a significant upgrade from their previous 30-minute limit. For 24 hour eats, however, you’re limited to Terminals 1 and 4. Note: Terminals are numbered 1-8 but skip Terminals 3 and 6 which have been demolished.Īirside in most terminals, you’ll have a decent selection of shopping, dining, and services. For instance, Terminal 4 is the newest and shiniest, with plenty of amenities, but Terminal 8 is cold and sparse (no seats and a single cafe) until you’re inside the Secure area. Your experience will vary depending on your terminal. Each terminal is big, so expect a lot of walking to reach your gate and other facilities. JFK Airport has six terminals, which are connected by the free AirTrain landside (pre-Security). Kennedy International Airport (code: JFK).
To help you plan your layover or overnight sleepover, here is a quick run-down about what to expect during your time at New York City’s John F. The TSA agent told me about the 24-hour Dunkin Donuts in the baggage claim area, as well as making some suggestions of where I can grab a snooze.
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