
Options for Transportation from the Major NYC-area Airports
| Airport | Taxi Fare | Time | Bus Fare | Time | Subway/Train Fare | Time |
| John F. Kennedy Airport (NY) | $30-35 | 15-20 minutes | $10-15 | 20-30 minutes | $1.50 | 50-60 minutes |
| Getting a yellow taxi is organized and quite easy, just follow the signs. Overcharging is rare these days now that meters are computerized and carefully inspected. | There are several bus companies that run shuttles to Port Authority in Manhattan, from there you can get a subway or a taxi to your destination. More information about specific bus lines to follow. | Take the shuttle bus to the subway and follow the signs for the Manhattan bound subway. You can buy a token or Fun Pass at the subway station. Check the subway map to find the stop in Manhattan that is closest to where you are staying. | ||||
| LaGuardia Airport (NY) | $20-25 | 15-20 minutes | $10-15 | 20-30 minutes | $1.50 | 45 minutes |
| Getting a yellow taxi is organized and quite easy, just follow the signs. Overcharging is rare these days now that meters are computerized and carefully inspected. | There are several bus companies that run shuttles to Port Authority in Manhattan, from there you can get a subway or a taxi to your destination. More information about specific bus lines to follow. | Information to follow | ||||
| Newark Airport (NJ) | $40-45 | 30-50 minutes | $15 | 45-60 minutes | $11.15 | 20 minutes |
| Getting a yellow taxi is organized and quite easy, just follow the signs. There are also local taxi companies that will take you into Manhattan. Overcharging is rare these days now that meters are computerized and carefully inspected. | There are several bus companies that run shuttles to Port Authority in Manhattan, from there you can get a subway or a taxi to your destination. More information about specific bus lines to follow. |
A new train line has just gone online connecting Newark International Airport with points in NYC and New Jersey. For more information, take a look at their website: |
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UNITED
AIRLINES ANNOUNCES EXCITING NEW SALE DOMESTIC FARES RANGE FROM $46 TO $199
EACH WAY
United Airlines announced today a domestic leisure fare sale with prices ranging
from $46 to $199 each way for travel throughout the United States and Canada.
This is in addition to the international sale. Customers intending to travel
to domestic U.S. and Canadian destinations must purchase at least 14 days
in advance and within 24 hours of making a reservation but no later than Dec.
4, 2001. Travel must be completed by March 31, 2002. . Sample each-way fares
based on required roundtrip purchase include the following:
Sale Fare
New York City-Los Angeles $159
New York City-San Francisco $159
New York City-Seattle $199
Double Miles Worldwide Extended through December 15, 2001 United is extending its promotion for members of Mileage Plus, United's frequent flier program, allowing customers to earn double miles through December 15, 2001. The offer can be earned an unlimited number of times. Registration is required and may be accomplished on-line at http://offers.mileageplus.com/MPNN151 or by calling 1-800-447-6772 and entering offer code 168.
TRANSATLANTIC AMERICAN AIRLINES AADVANTAGE PROMOTION AADVANTAGE members residing in the U.S. and Canada have the opportunity to earn up to 60,000 bonus miles for round-trip transatlantic travel on American Airlines or TWA. Members will earn 5,000 bonus miles for their first transatlantic round-trip in Discounted Economy Class fares, an additional 10,000 bonus miles for the second round-trip and another 15,000 miles for their third transatlantic round-trip (total of 30,000 bonus miles). Members who fly in First Class, Business Class or Full Y and B will earn 15,000 bonus miles for their first transatlantic round-trip, another 15,000 miles for their second round-trip and 30,000 more bonus miles for their third transatlantic round-trip (total of 60,000 bonus miles). The offer applies to travel to/from AA and TW's European destinations. Maximum bonus is earned in conjunction with traveling three round-trips - maximum of 30,000 bonus miles for three round-trips in Discounted Economy Class fares; maximum of 60,000 bonus miles for three round-trips in First Class, Business Class or Full Y and B. Registration: Registration prior to travel is required. Members may register by calling our AADVANTAGE DIAL-IN service at 1-800-882-8880. Press 1, # * 26 and, when prompted, enter promotion code EURY3. Or, register online at www.aa.com/offers. Promotion Term: November 16, 2001 thru March 31, 2002 Eligible Fares: All purchased, published fares excluding those beginning with S, V, L and N on AA or T, H, S and Z on TW are valid. Offer applies to round-trip transatlantic travel on American Airlines and TWA on purchased, published fares. Flights operated by our cooperative service partners are not eligible for this promotion. Round-trip travel must be completed by March 31, 2002, to be eligible for the bonus. For the purpose of this promotion, a round trip will be defined as travel in the same purchased class of service for both the departure and return transatlantic flight segments. Mileage bonuses shown are cumulative and represent the total bonus that will have been earned upon completion of the first, second or third round trip to or from the selected destination(s). Maximum bonus is awarded in conjunction with traveling three round trips. Bonus miles will be awarded based on the class of service purchased, excluding AA fares booked in S,V, L and N, and TWA fares booked in T, H, S and Z. Offer cannot be combined with any other mileage promotion. Additional restrictions may apply.
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