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uavking Dec 4, 2009 1:19 pm

JFK Terminal Changes
 
Noticed the following on the delta.com Airport Information page:

Note the following check-in locations:

Terminal 2*—Flights to:
Los Angeles
San Francisco
London-Heathrow


Terminal 3
All Delta &
Northwest Airlines® flights


Terminal 4—Flights to:
Amsterdam
Berlin & Frankfurt
Montego Bay & Kingston
Tokyo


*First Class, Business Class, and BusinessElite® passengers as well as SkyMiles Medallion® and SkyTeam® Elite Plus members, may continue to check in at Terminal 2 for travel to all destinations.

HWGeeks Dec 4, 2009 1:37 pm

yup LAX flights aren't leaving T4 anymore

samonyc Dec 4, 2009 2:05 pm

Interesting choice to put TXL and FRA in T4. Seems like they'd be less likely to serve O&D traffic for Delta than the LAX and LHR routes, and isn't this move about easing connections at JFK? Or is it to cut down confusion for passengers on those competitive routes, LHR and LAX?

I'm getting so used to JFK's craziness that I might miss it someday.

ClipperDelta Dec 5, 2009 3:54 am


Originally Posted by samonyc (Post 12926862)
isn't this move about easing connections at JFK? Or is it to cut down confusion for passengers on those competitive routes, LHR and LAX?

No, it's just as much about the NYC O&D LHR and LAX pax. Premium customers have gotten used to checking in at T2 and it was a pain to get on the buses to T4. Also, the landside lounge situation at T4 was a PITA.

flyinglots Dec 5, 2009 8:06 am

When does this take place? I'm going to LHR in two weeks and was planning on T4...

itsaboutthejourney Dec 5, 2009 9:40 am


Originally Posted by ClipperDelta (Post 12929735)
No, it's just as much about the NYC O&D LHR and LAX pax. Premium customers have gotten used to checking in at T2 and it was a pain to get on the buses to T4. Also, the landside lounge situation at T4 was a PITA.

They should have given it more time. The lounge at T4 is far superior to anything DL runs and of course the physical facility of T4 is miles and miles ahead of the shameful condition of T2 & T3. :td: On my LAX-JFK flights I was starting to get used to the fact that I could avoid T2 & T3.

HWGeeks Dec 5, 2009 11:02 am

it already started when you get to JFK the signage before you even get to the terminals has changed.

whats surprising is Delta didn't send out an email like they did when they switched the flihts to T4.

I bet if you email delta they will say t4 lol

N830MH Dec 5, 2009 12:50 pm


Originally Posted by flyinglots (Post 12930335)
When does this take place? I'm going to LHR in two weeks and was planning on T4...

You won't need go to T4 anymore. You will stay in the same DL terminal 2/3.

card26 Dec 5, 2009 2:38 pm

I would think it makes sense to move all the European flights to T4. Not sure why the LAX flights were even at T4, especially considering they are using 752's.

longtime lurker Dec 5, 2009 4:43 pm


Originally Posted by card26 (Post 12932081)
I would think it makes sense to move all the European flights to T4. Not sure why the LAX flights were even at T4, especially considering they are using 752's.

There are nowhere near enough open gates for that at peak periods and the lounge situation isn't optimal, being outside of security.

card26 Dec 5, 2009 8:45 pm


Originally Posted by longtime lurker (Post 12932656)
There are nowhere near enough open gates for that at peak periods and the lounge situation isn't optimal, being outside of security.

True....I wonder what JFK is going to do with T6 now that B6 is over in T5.


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