New York City (NYC)
Travel
New York City has many major modes of travel: airports, freight movements, passengers, air, rail, buses and commuter rail. TheMetropolitan area's three major airports (John F. Kennedy, Newark Liberty and Laguardia) make up the largest airport system in the United States andfirst in the world in terms of total flight operations. Furthermore, the public transportation system is the busiest and largest in North America.This section includes tables on destinations and origins, travel related employment and bridges/tunnels.
Airport Statistics
John F.Kennedy International Airport (JFK)
Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR)
LaGuardia Airport - (LGA)
Aircraft Movements
Domestic Commercial/Non-Commercial Flights
Intl. Commercial/Non-Commercial Flights
Aircraft Movements - By Market
Air Passenger Traffic
Commercial Passenger Traffic - Domestic
Commercial Passenger Traffic - Intl.
Top 50 Airport Comparisons - Domestic
Top 50 Airport Comparisons - Intl.
Other Airport Activities
Passenger Airport Access - By Bus/Rail
Airport Employment
Air Cargo Transport
Annual Totals
Annual Totals - By International Market
Top 10 U.S. Trading Districts - By Air
Top 10 Air Trade Commodities - NY/NJ Region
Local
Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA)
MTA Information and Map Links
NYC Transit - Statistics
MTA Bus Ridership
MTA Subway Ridership
Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) - Statistics
Metro-North Railroad - Statistics
Bridges and Tunnels
Port Authority of NY & NJ
Bridges and Tunnels (Eastbound Traffic)
George Washington Bridge
Lincoln Tunnel
Holland Tunnel
Staten Island Bridges
Port Authority Trans-Hudson (PATH)
Bus Terminals