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Passengers who plan to travel to the United States on/after January 12th, 2009 under VWP(VWP countries,
please refer to here). must get pre-travel authorization though ESTA by themselves before check-in. Please get pre-travel authorization by yourself before you come to airport, as passengers without pre-travel authorization can not be checked-in.Please click here for details.
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| John F. Kennedy International Airport |
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Airport summary
John F. Kennedy International Airport is the aerial gateway to
New York, a world metropolis. It is located 24 kilometers southeast of midtown
Manhattan. After opening as an international airport in 1948, it became the huge
airport that it is today after undergoing repeated remodeling and expansion in
order to meet increased foreign airline traffic. The airport has eight separate
terminals. Inter-terminal connections can be made by Airtrain. Most foreign flights
bound for the New York area arrive at either John F. Kennedy International Airport
or Newark International Airport. There is also LaGuardia Airport which is primarily
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Please present your passport, embarkation/disembarkation
card and customs declaration form. |
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Note: You are requested to submit the customs declaration form
even if you have nothing to declare. Only one customs declaration form is required
per family. |
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Note: The paper form I-94W(arrival/departure record) for authorized travelers from nations participating in the Visa Waiver Program(VWP), with an approved Electronic System for Travel Authorization(ESTA), has been eliminated. |
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Inspection of luggage.Please present customs declaration form. |
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Duty free allowance
Up to 200 cigarettes, 50 cigars, or 2 kilograms of smoking tobacco; up to 1 liter of alcoholic beverages. (Please note that the duty free allowance for tobacco and alcoholic beverages applies only to persons of 21 years or older.) |
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Customers transferring to flights departing from the
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| Departure from New York to Narita (NH009) |
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The AirTrain makes a circuit around
the airport 24 hours a day. The AirTrain operates
every four to twelve minutes.
It takes about 8 minutes to circle the
whole airport. Taxis are also available.
United Airlines is located in the same terminal as ANA (Terminal 7). |
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Baggage carts cost $5.00 per cart for both arrivaing and departing
customers.
(Only bills are accepted to pay for the cart.) |
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Currency exchange is available at three locations in the Arrival Lobby (First floor); there is one currency exchange in the Departure Lobby (Third floor). They operate according to flight schedules. Note: They may sometimes be closed due to the absence of attendants. |
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Cafes operate in accordance with flight schedules. |
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