John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) in New York City is a large airport with six passenger terminals. Each terminal handles different airlines and flights, including domestic and international. The terminals provide check-in counters, security, baggage claim, lounges, restaurants, and shops, making it easier for travelers to find what they need.
| Terminal | Airlines Served | Key Facilities | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Terminal 1 | Various international airlines | Check-in, Security, Baggage claim, Lounges, Dining, Shops | Mainly for international flights. |
| Terminal 2 | Delta Air Lines | Check-in, Security, Baggage claim, Lounges, Dining | Domestic Delta flights. |
| Terminal 4 | Multiple international and domestic airlines | Check-in, Security, Baggage claim, Lounges, Dining, Shops | Large terminal handling many flights. |
| Terminal 5 | JetBlue Airways | Check-in, Security, Baggage claim, Lounges, Dining | Modern terminal, JetBlue hub. |
| Terminal 7 | British Airways and other international airlines | Check-in, Security, Baggage claim, Lounges, Dining | Mainly international flights. |
| Terminal 8 | American Airlines | Check-in, Security, Baggage claim, Lounges, Dining | Main terminal for American Airlines. |
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