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I just recently ( 3 days ago) transitted through JFK airport, NY, to Haiti on a business trip. And it wasn't that bad. Even though the transit time was 12 hours
by clu3 16y ago
I just recently ( 3 days ago) transitted through JFK airport, NY, to Haiti on a business trip. And it wasn't that bad. Even though the transit time was 12 hours, they gave me one month, until the end of March. Plus, I was allowed to go out of the airport during this period, which I didn't expect at all. So I got out of the airport and stayed in Comfort Inn for a night before going to Haiti
The only thing that pssed me off: I had to pay $5 for the trolley. No where in the world have i traveled (Britain, Finland, France, Australia, Singapore) where I have to pay for the trolley in side the airport!
- andrewjshults 16y agoAt both JFK and EWR (Newark) the air trains are also the links out to NY/NJ mass transit (LIRR/Subway from JFK and NJT from EWR). I always thought/it's been my experience they were free for intra-terminal stops and you only had to pay if you were at an end that allowed outside access. It's basically their way of increasing the price of what would otherwise be a rather cheap trip on public transit (NY Penn Station to Newark Penn Station is about $5, but to the airport is $15 even though the added distance is negligible)
- stevenbedrick 16y agoI think the parent was referring to the baggage carts ("trolleys", in Queen's English) inside the terminal itself, not the train into town.
- clu3 16y agoYep, that's what i mean, I think it's called "SmarteCarte" in JFK. Btw, i do love the air train by which you can get to the city center