A Bombardier Challenger 604 touches down at Teterboro Airport, where 85% of traffic is jets. The aircraft’s N-number has been obscured in this photo.
Credit: Bill Carey
TETERBORO, New Jersey - Residing in one of the most congested air traffic areas in the country, the preeminent U.S. airport for business jets is a case study in the interdependencies of the national airspace system. Twelve miles from midtown Manhattan, on the New Jersey side of the Hudson River...
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