John F. Kennedy International Airport
Coverage of John F. Kennedy International Airport in the Nexus archive.
- Newark, LaGuardia and JFK named ‘worst airports’ for July 4th travel: study
Newark, LaGuardia, and JFK airports were named the 'worst airports' for July 4th travel in 2026, according to a study. The report warns frequent flyers in the Big Apple may face delayed or canceled flights during the Independence Day celebrations.
- New York City crash: 2 killed, dozens injured after bus carrying Royal Jordanian crew from JFK to hotel rolls over on Long Island Expressway
Two people were killed and dozens injured when a bus carrying a Royal Jordanian crew from John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) to a hotel overturned on the Long Island Expressway in New York City.
- 6/29: CBS Evening News
High winds and temperatures are exacerbating a major wildfire in Utah. A JetBlue flight reported a collision with a drone while landing at John F. Kennedy International Airport.
- Autistic boy gets Uber ride to NYC airport without his parents' knowledge
An autistic 11-year-old boy in New York booked an Uber ride to John F. Kennedy International Airport without his parents' knowledge. The family expressed both upset and relief after the incident.
- Helicopter reports drone encounter near JFK hours after JetBlue's possible drone strike
A helicopter reported a drone encounter near JFK International Airport hours after a JetBlue pilot claimed a possible drone strike during landing. The FAA warned of an unauthorized unmanned aircraft in protected airspace, with the drone observed at 500 feet near a key navigation beacon. JetBlue confirmed a separate incident earlier involving a drone strike at 3,000 feet, though no damage was found.
- Air traffic audio captures JetBlue pilot alerting controllers: 'We collided with a drone'
A JetBlue pilot reported a possible drone collision during the aircraft's approach to John F. Kennedy International Airport, as confirmed by air traffic control audio. The incident occurred near the ASALT waypoint, approximately 10 to 12 miles from JFK at 3,000 feet, but the flight landed safely with no damage detected.
- JetBlue pilot reports colliding with drone over New York
A JetBlue pilot reported a possible drone collision during a flight from Las Vegas to New York, which landed safely at John F. Kennedy International Airport. The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating, and the aircraft showed no damage after inspection.
- JetBlue pilot says drone hit plane on JFK approach
A JetBlue pilot reported a drone collision at 3,000 feet during the plane's approach to John F. Kennedy International Airport. The aircraft sustained no visible damage, passengers disembarked safely, and the Federal Aviation Administration will investigate. A similar incident involving a United Airlines flight near Newark Airport was reported days earlier.
- JetBlue plane collides with drone while landing at New York's JFK airport
A JetBlue plane collided with a drone while landing at New York's JFK airport. The incident occurred during the aircraft's approach to the airport.
- JetBlue flight reports striking drone on approach to JFK Airport: FAA
A JetBlue Airways flight reported a midair collision with a drone while making its final approach to John F. Kennedy International Airport early Monday morning. The incident occurred during the flight's approach to JFK Airport.
- I spent $500 on a cross-country red-eye flight in Delta's basic economy. I'm glad I didn't upgrade to a premium class.
A Business Insider reporter flew from San Francisco to New York City on a Delta Air Lines red-eye flight in basic economy for $500, finding the seat comfortable enough for sleep and expressing satisfaction with not upgrading to premium classes. The flight, which lasted five-and-a-half hours, utilized a Boeing 767-300ER aircraft, and the reporter highlighted time-saving benefits of night travel.
- ‘An absolute ton of cocaine’: Inside the largest drug trafficking case prosecuted in Delaware
Brahmananda Prasad operated a large-scale cocaine trafficking network using his shipping company, admitting to shipping 117 kilograms of cocaine but prosecutors allege he trafficked 956 kilograms over three years. He was sentenced to 23 years in prison and faces $2.5 million in forfeitures.
- FDNY deploys more than 140 personnel to JFK after Delta flight reported with flat tires on approach to landing
FDNY deployed over 140 personnel to John F. Kennedy International Airport after a Delta flight reported flat tires during landing approach. The flight, carrying 170 passengers, two pilots, and four flight attendants, was an Airbus A321neo traveling from San Juan.
- FDNY deploys 140+ personnel to JFK after Delta flight reported with flat tires on approach to landing
The FDNY deployed 141 personnel and 46 units to John F. Kennedy International Airport after Delta Flight 1966 reported two flat front tires during approach. The Airbus A321neo, carrying 170 passengers and crew, safely landed with no injuries, and maintenance deemed it fit to taxi to the gate without requiring a tire replacement.
- JFK Airport to screen airline passengers from Ebola outbreak nations
John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York City will implement enhanced Ebola screenings for travelers arriving from countries affected by the outbreak in Central and East Africa, as announced by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
- JFK Airport will screen passengers from Ebola-stricken countries
John F. Kennedy International Airport will implement passenger screening for travelers arriving from countries affected by Ebola. The FAA Air Traffic Control tower at JFK is mentioned in the context of this measure.
- J.F.K. Airport to Begin Screening Some Passengers for Ebola
John F. Kennedy International Airport will begin screening passengers from Ebola-stricken areas. The measure aims to identify and address potential health risks for travelers passing through the airport.
- Homeland Security’s Plan to Squeeze International Flights
DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin is pursuing a plan to reduce federal screening staffing at major U.S. airports in sanctuary cities that limit ICE cooperation, potentially causing flight cancellations and economic disruption. The proposal targets airports in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, and other major cities as leverage to force compliance with immigration enforcement. Travel industry executives have warned the administration that such a move would be devastating and logistically unfeasible.
- More and More Is Riding on the Stock Market
Robinhood Markets Inc. is launching a credit card called the Platinum card to challenge American Express Co., expanding beyond its retail-trading platform. The company displayed its products at an event in New York. This move aims to establish Robinhood as a major player in the financial services industry.
- Two planes come within 500 feet of each other while approaching JFK Airport in latest close call
Two planes came within 500 feet of each other while approaching John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York City on Monday, marking the latest in a string of aviation close calls. The incident involved an Endeavor Air flight and a Cirrus SR22 plane. No injuries were reported.
- Joby Kicks Off NYC Electric Air Taxi Demos with Historic JFK Flight
Joby Aviation launched electric air taxi demonstrations in New York City with a historic flight at John F. Kennedy International Airport, marking a significant step in urban air mobility. The initiative aims to establish commercial electric air taxi services in the region.
- Air taxis cut hour-long commutes to minutes, riders may be shocked by the price
Joby Aviation successfully conducted the first point-to-point electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) air taxi demonstration flights in New York City, reducing commutes between JFK Airport and Midtown heliports to under 10 minutes. The company aims to integrate these zero-emission aircraft into the region's transportation network, partnering with the Port Authority and NYCEDC. However, potential riders may face high costs comparable to luxury ride-shares.
- Joby Aviation is demoing 10-minute air taxi flights from JFK to Manhattan for a week
Joby Aviation is conducting a one-week demonstration of 10-minute air taxi flights between John F. Kennedy International Airport and Manhattan. The trial highlights the company's progress in urban air mobility and potential future transportation solutions.
- ‘The Jig Is Up’: 70% Crash Marks Quick End to Avis Short Squeeze
Avis experienced a 70% stock price crash, marking the abrupt end to a short squeeze. The event occurred amid heightened market volatility and speculation.
- Fund at Center of Avis Squeeze Added to Stake Before Rout
A fund central to a financial squeeze on Avis increased its stake before a market downturn. The article references an Avis rental location near JFK International Airport in New York.
- Why It’s Getting Hard to Use Miles to Book Your Flight
Qatar Airways, American Airlines, and Emirates faced operational disruptions at New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport following the start of the Iran war, which disrupted Gulf aviation routes. The conflict has made it harder to use miles for flight bookings due to route changes.
- FAA probing close call at JFK airport
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is investigating a near-miss incident involving two planes at John F. Kennedy International Airport. Republic Airways flight 4464 aborted its landing after deviating from the intended approach path and coming too close to another aircraft operated by Jazz Aviation.
- WATCH: Moments in cockpit after planes come dangerously close at JFK
A close call occurred between two planes at New York’s JFK Airport when anti-collision alarms triggered, prompting pilots to alter their course during landing. The incident highlights safety concerns at busy U.S. airports.
- FAA investigates close call between two planes at JFK
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is investigating a close call between two aircraft at John F. Kennedy International Airport. The incident, which occurred during a critical phase of flight, has prompted an official inquiry into potential safety violations.
- Avis’s 200% Surge Lures New Shorts Eyeing Trip ‘Back to Reality’
Avis's stock surged 200%, attracting short sellers as they consider a 'trip back to reality.' The article references an Avis rental location near JFK Airport in New York.