How to travel:

New York is served by three airports, namely John F. Kennedy International Airport, LaGuardia Airport and Newark Liberty International Airport. Out of these, John F. Kennedy International Airport is the busiest airport. The airport has good connectivity to cities all across the world, such as London, Paris Delhi, Beijing, Sydney, Singapore, Dubai, etc. and also to major cities in United States, such as Chicago, Los Angeles, Washington D.C., Las Vegas, Orlando, San Francisco, etc. Major airlines serving this airport include Aeroflot, Air Berlin, Air China, Air India, Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, Delta Air Lines and many more.

Nearest Airport: John F. Kennedy International Airport is located in Queens, New York, at a distance of 20 km south-east of Lower Manhattan.

By Road:

New York can be reached by bus, from a number of cities across the country, such as Boston, Washington D.C., Philadelphia, etc. and even from parts of Canada. Buses are provided by public as well as private organisations. Some of the bus operators are Boston Deluxe, Greyhound, Eastern Travel, Hola Bus, Executive Coach, BoltBus and many more. A number of interstate highways connect New York to the rest of the country.

As the roads and highways that lead to New York are well-maintained, there are generally no issues while travelling by road. However, you may find yourself in traffic jams near the city during peak hours.

By Train:

New York is connected by several train services. Amtark connects it to cities across the country, such as Washington D.C., Baltimore, Boston, Chicago, Cleveland, etc. and also to Montreal and Toronto in Canada. PATH trains connect New York to cities in New Jersey, such as Newark and Hoboken. New York Penn Station and Grand Central Terminal are the two major railway stations in New York.

Whether Suggestion:

 New York experiences heavy rains and snowfall during the winter season. This can cause delays in flight schedules due to weather conditions.