Full-size Cars in New York

JFK Airport is one of the largest airports in New York and in USA. Located in the south-east of the city, in the Queens area. The airport operates with 90 airlines from different countries. It carries out international and domestic cargo and passenger transportation in US. The airport began functioning in 1947. The first name - "Idlewild" - appeared from the name of the golf course located here before. Later it was renamed to the "New York International Airport". Since 1963, it has become known as John F. Kennedy International Airport. During the whole period of its existence, 9 terminals have been built. Currently 6 terminals are active.

You can get to the airport by metro, city bus or suburban train. The easiest way to move around in the airport is by using Airtrain. It is a convenient and affordable type of public transport that operates inside the airport. It is conveniently connected to metro stations, parking, bus routes, and to all airport terminals.

In the arrival area, next to the luggage zone, there are information points for car rental. Here you can find a free phone number and information on companies that provide rental services (Advantage, Alamo, Avis, Budget, Dollar, Enterprise, etc.). The rental conditions in these companies can differ, upon your reservation it is recommended to read the information about additional fees and taxes. Prior reservation and car selection is possible through international Internet services, such as: Orange Smile, Rental Cars 24h, Economy Bookings, Airport rental cars, etc. The prior reservation provides you a guarantee that a car will be ready at your preferred time and, in some cases, reduces the cost of rent by 20-30%.

Car rental offices are located on Federal Circle Bldg, more specifically - Avis, Dollar, Hertz, Paylesscar, SIXT, National, Enterprise, etc. You can quickly get to the car rental parking lots via Airtrain or by the transport provided by the rental offices. Some companies (Avis, Budget, Hertz, Alamo, Dollar, Thrifty, National, etc.) can bring your rented car to the terminal parking lot. Do not forget to ask your car location at the rental desk. Another area with car hire offices is located is Inwood (2 km from the airport). Read all...

If you have already visited Times Square and have taken many pictures of the Statue of Liberty and Brooklyn Bridge, it’s high time to start exploring unusual landmarks of New York. The megalopolis is rich in interesting places that are not known to many travelers.
If you like street art, don’t forget to visit Long Island . One of the small quarters on the island, which is informally known under the name 5 pointz, is loved by graffiti artists. Their attention was drawn by the abandoned warehouses, the walls of which are nowadays covered with colorful paintings.

In order to rest from numerous people and noise of thousands of cars, head to Bushwick . Once a prospering industrial district, Bushwick looks quite abandoned nowadays. There are many old and rundown buildings and time-worn cars that have been abandoned by their owners. It’s hard to imagine, but there are many old and forgotten districts like Bushwick in New York. Stalkers also enjoy walking in Red Hook and Vinegar Hill . It is not always easy to reach distant quarters, but the result is worth the effort – you will be able to see old and abandoned buildings, the age of many of which is more than a hundred years.
Read further...