John F. Kennedy Airport (JFK): terminal map

Handles many of JFK’s international flights and is home to airlines such as Air France, Korean Air, Lufthansa, and Turkish Airlines. It features Gates 1–12, with a layout designed for large aircraft and transcontinental journeys. The terminal offers duty-free shopping, global cuisine, and lounges like the Lufthansa Business Lounge. It’s currently undergoing plans for future redevelopment as part of JFK’s airport-wide modernization.

Officially closed in 2023 as part of Delta’s move into the expanded Terminal 4. Formerly used for Delta domestic flights, its closure is part of a long-term project to streamline operations and expand JFK’s international capacity.

Is a major international terminal and serves as Delta Air Lines’ primary base at JFK. It also accommodates several global carriers, including Emirates, Virgin Atlantic, KLM, and Singapore Airlines. With over 40 gates, it is one of the airport’s largest and most modern terminals, featuring upscale restaurants, luxury shops, and multiple lounges, including the Delta Sky Club. Terminal 4 is known for its efficient customs and border control process.

Is operated exclusively by JetBlue Airways and handles both domestic and select international flights. It’s one of the airport’s most modern terminals, with a sleek design, high ceilings, and a wide range of dining choices — including local New York favorites. Gates are numbered 1–30, and the terminal offers fast TSA lines, pet relief areas, and a spacious central atrium. International passengers are processed through a dedicated customs area.

Is home to a number of international carriers such as Icelandair, Alaska Airlines, and British Airways (until its full move to Terminal 8). Though smaller than other terminals, it has Gates 1–12, a streamlined layout, and amenities like quick dining spots, duty-free shops, and airline lounges. Terminal 7 is expected to be replaced or heavily renovated as part of JFK’s redevelopment plan.

Is the largest terminal at JFK and serves as the main base for American Airlines and other Oneworld alliance members, including British Airways, Iberia, Finnair, and Qatar Airways. With over 29 gates, it offers multiple lounges (including the Chelsea and Soho lounges), global cuisine, and a modern arrivals hall. The terminal recently expanded to welcome more international flights, consolidating several Oneworld partners into one efficient location.

JFK’s terminal system may appear complex at first glance, but each terminal is well-organized, tailored to specific airlines, and linked by the AirTrain system. Whether you’re flying domestic with JetBlue, crossing the Atlantic with British Airways, or heading to Asia with Korean Air, JFK offers a vast array of services, shops, and lounges to make your journey as smooth as possible.