John F. Kennedy International Airport

British Airways has partnered with the Aviation Institute of Maintenance to offer a training program that qualifies participants to work at the airline.

Aerolineas Argentinas has ceased flying between Buenos Aires and New York but plans to increase its footprint in the Dominican Republic.

The NTSB is urging the FAA to “evaluate the effectiveness of the activation logic for the runway status light system” and, if necessary, update its logic.

Former TWA Chairman Carl Icahn has become the airline’s third-largest shareholder. What is next?

Brisbane will become the second city in Australia to be served by American Airlines.

American Airlines has received tentative approval to launch nonstop service between New York JFK and Haneda Airport, while Hawaiian is stopping night flights to the Tokyo airport.

Qatar Airways will increase New York frequencies to 3X-daily once American Airlines moves its Doha route from JFK to Philadelphia.

United Airlines, which has a hub at EWR, and Airlines For America both asked for the extension.

As the $19-billion revamp at New York JFK rumbles on, the Port Authority has contracted Modern Efficient Transport and Supply to build a support facility.

This summer, U.S. airlines will reduce services to the region’s airports to help avoid massive delays.

No single factor appears common among five serious U.S. runway incursions that helped prompt an industry-wide safety call to action.

The Terminal 6 project is part of the overall $18 billion renovation of New York Kennedy International Airport.

The NTSB's insistence on recording interviews with American Airlines pilots involved in a serious incursion has pilots' unions concerned.

The airline hopes to begin New York-Buenos Aires flights before the end of 2023.

American Airlines, British Airways, Iberia and Finnair on Dec. 1 moved their operations at JFK to the newly remodeled and expanded Terminal 8.

The Chicago-based airline, which has a hub at nearby Newark Liberty (EWR), said it hopes to resume service to New York JFK in the future.

The decision will allow the airline to cut certain flights from three airports while maintaining slot usage rights.

In tandem with JetBlue’s announcement, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey will greenlight the airline’s plans to develop a Terminal 6 at JFK.

JetBlue Airways will make its debut in the transatlantic market this August, launching flights from both airports.

Caribbean Airlines will launch service between Barbados (BGI) and New York John F Kennedy (JFK) from April 1, subject to regulatory approvals.

Rwanda’s flag-carrier RwandAir is seeking permission to launch flights to New York later in 2021 with a one-stop route operating via Ghana

JetBlue Airways has secured slots at London Gatwick (LGW) and London Stansted(STN), but was denied slots at London Heathrow (LHR), the UK’s largest airport.