* Pros:
* Largest and busiest airport in the New York City area
* Located in Queens, just 12 miles from Midtown Manhattan
* Easily accessible by public transportation, including the AirTrain and subway
* Wide variety of flight options, both domestic and international
* Home to many major airlines, including American, Delta, and JetBlue
* Cons:
* Can be very crowded, especially during peak travel times
* Long lines for security and customs
* Traffic can be heavy around the airport
Laguardia Airport (LGA)
* Pros:
* Smaller and less crowded than JFK
* Located in Queens, just 8 miles from Midtown Manhattan
* Easily accessible by public transportation, including the AirTrain and subway
* More affordable parking than JFK
* Cons:
* Fewer flight options than JFK, especially for international flights
* Some airlines, such as American and United, do not fly into LGA
* Terminal facilities are older and less modern than JFK
Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR)
* Pros:
* Located in Newark, New Jersey, just 15 miles from Midtown Manhattan
* Easily accessible by public transportation, including the AirTrain and NJ Transit trains
* More affordable parking than JFK or LGA
* Cons:
* Can be very crowded, especially during peak travel times
* Longer security lines than JFK or LGA
* Traffic can be heavy around the airport
* Some airlines, such as JetBlue and Spirit, do not fly into Newark