John F. Kennedy International Airport
JFK is NYC's main international airport in Queens. Port Authority counted 63.3 million passengers there in 2024.
Last updated: September 5, 2026
Luxury Chauffeur Service NYC is a New York chauffeur company that publishes Manhattan airport transfers for John F. Kennedy International (JFK), LaGuardia (LGA), Newark Liberty International (EWR), Teterboro (TEB), and Westchester County Airport (HPN). Sedan airport rows start at $130. Hourly charter starts at $120 with a 3-hour minimum. Book at /book or (929) 205-4788.
As of 2026, Manhattan sedan airport flats on this site are $170 JFK, $150 LGA, $170 EWR, $130 TEB, and $130 HPN. SUV Manhattan rows are $160 for JFK, LGA, EWR, and TEB, and $165 for HPN. Sprinter Manhattan rows are $700 JFK, $600 LGA, $700 EWR, $600 TEB, and $650 HPN. Sprinter figures are starting rates; the booking form confirms your final price, which can vary with taxes, tolls and availability. Full tables live on the rates page.
In 2024 the Port Authority reported 63.3 million passengers at JFK, 33.5 million at LaGuardia, 48.9 million at Newark Liberty, and 145.9 million across JFK, LGA, EWR, and Stewart. Those are commercial-airport counts, which is why JFK, LGA, and EWR get their own transfer rows. Source: Port Authority press release, January 29, 2025.
JFK is NYC's main international airport in Queens. Port Authority counted 63.3 million passengers there in 2024.
LaGuardia is the closest commercial airport to Manhattan. Port Authority counted 33.5 million passengers there in 2024.
Newark Liberty is the New Jersey commercial hub paired with Manhattan through the Hudson River crossings. Port Authority counted 48.9 million passengers there in 2024.
Teterboro is the Bergen County private-aviation field used for many corporate and charter arrivals into New York.
Westchester County Airport sits north of the city near White Plains and is used for both scheduled and private flights.
John F. Kennedy International Airport is in Queens. The usual Manhattan approach uses the Van Wyck Expressway to the airport loop. A Midtown hotel, a Financial District building, and an Upper East Side address do not share one curb, so the $170 sedan Manhattan flat still needs a real pickup or drop-off street. Published planning time on this page is 45-90 minutes. That is a window, not a promise.
JFK has multiple passenger terminals. Put the terminal in the reservation when you know it. A Terminal 4 international arrival and a Terminal 8 domestic arrival are not interchangeable meeting points. Name airline, flight number, and terminal on the booking form.
Groups and luggage change the vehicle, not the airport. The Mercedes E-Class is listed for 3 passengers and 3 bags. The Escalade is listed for 6 and 6. Confirm the assigned Sprinter seating and luggage capacity. JFK Sprinter Manhattan is $700. Details are on the fleet page.
LaGuardia Airport is listed at 8 miles from Manhattan with a 25-50 minute planning window. The Grand Central Parkway and the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway are the named roads most drivers use. Closer does not mean empty. A 33.5 million passenger airport in 2024 still stacks cars at peak banks.
LGA ↔ Manhattan sedan is $150, the lowest commercial-airport sedan flat on the table. SUV is $160. Sprinter is $600. If you are continuing from LaGuardia to a Brooklyn meeting then back to Midtown, stop using the one-way row and switch to hourly charter at $120/$150/$175/$200 depending on vehicle.
Marine Air Terminal and the newer central terminal complex are different curbs. Write the terminal if the airline confirmation shows one. For service types beyond airport work, use the services page.
Newark Liberty International Airport is listed at 16 miles from Manhattan with a 40-75 minute window. The Lincoln Tunnel, Holland Tunnel, and George Washington Bridge are the Manhattan crossings that feed it. Which crossing you use depends on the Manhattan origin, not on a slogan.
EWR Manhattan sedan and JFK Manhattan sedan share the same $170 published sedan figure. Sprinter is $700 at both. That does not mean the drives are identical. Newark is a New Jersey commercial hub with 48.9 million passengers in the Port Authority 2024 count. Tolls and tunnel delays are why a reserved class is useful even when the flat is already on the rate table.
Terminals A, B, and C are separate. If a passenger is arriving internationally, say so on the reservation because arrivals timing is not the same as a domestic Newark hop. This page does not invent wait-time minutes beyond what you confirm in the quote.
Teterboro Airport is a general-aviation field in New Jersey, not one of the Port Authority commercial passenger totals above. It is still a common New York chauffeur destination for private and corporate aircraft. TEB ↔ Manhattan sedan is $130, SUV $160, Sprinter $600. Planning window on this page is 30-50 minutes over a listed 12 miles.
Westchester County Airport (HPN) is listed at 33 miles from Manhattan with a 45-75 minute window. Sedan $130, SUV $165, Sprinter $650. I-95, the Hutchinson River Parkway, and the Cross Bronx Expressway are the named roads people actually argue about on that drive. A Greenwich or White Plains drop-off is not the Manhattan row. Use the point-to-point starting prices when Manhattan is not one end of the trip.
Stewart International (SWF) appears in Port Authority commercial totals at 277,000 passengers in 2024. This site does not publish an SWF Manhattan flat on the rate table. If you need Stewart, request a custom quote on the Stewart car service page rather than forcing a JFK or HPN number onto it.
| Topic | This chauffeur service | On-demand airport ride |
|---|---|---|
| JFK Manhattan sedan | $170 published | Not published here |
| Vehicle class | Chosen before travel | Assigned at request time |
| Flight fields | Collected on /book or by phone | Depends on the app |
| After landing | Pre-reserved car, terminal named by you | Request a car when you reach the curb |
Peak banks at JFK, LGA, and EWR are exactly when live fares move. This page keeps the comparison on booking method and on the dollars this company actually prints.
Published JFK ↔ Manhattan rates on this site are $170 sedan, $160 SUV, and $700 Sprinter. Hourly charter is a separate product starting at $120/hr with a 3-hour minimum.
Published LGA ↔ Manhattan rates are $150 sedan, $160 SUV, and $600 Sprinter.
Published EWR ↔ Manhattan rates are $170 sedan, $160 SUV, and $700 Sprinter.
Yes. TEB ↔ Manhattan starts at $130 sedan, $160 SUV, and $600 Sprinter. HPN ↔ Manhattan starts at $130 sedan, $165 SUV, and $650 Sprinter.
LaGuardia is the closest commercial airport on this page, listed at 8 miles from Manhattan. Teterboro is listed at 12 miles and is a private-aviation field, not a Port Authority commercial airport.
Book the airport table for a one-way between Manhattan and JFK, LGA, EWR, TEB, or HPN. Book hourly if the chauffeur is staying for meetings or extra stops. Sedan hourly is $120 with a 3-hour minimum ($360).
Put airline and flight number in the reservation at /book or give them by phone at (929) 205-4788. This page does not invent a terminal meeting script beyond asking you to name the airport and terminal when you know it.
No. The minute ranges on this page are planning windows already published for each airport. Van Wyck, Grand Central Parkway, Lincoln Tunnel, Holland Tunnel, and I-95 traffic can land outside those windows.
JFK passenger terminals in common use include Terminal 1, Terminal 4, Terminal 5, Terminal 7, and Terminal 8. They do not share one inner curb. If the ticket says Terminal 4, write Terminal 4. If it says Terminal 8, write Terminal 8. The $170 sedan Manhattan flat does not change because the terminal number changed. The meeting point does.
LaGuardia rebuilt its central terminal complex and still uses separate Marine Air Terminal operations for some flights. A passenger who says "LaGuardia" without a terminal leaves the chauffeur guessing between curbs. The $150 sedan Manhattan flat is the price row. The terminal field is how the car is aimed.
Newark Liberty uses Terminals A, B, and C. An international arrival in one terminal and a domestic hop in another are different walks. The $170 sedan Manhattan flat is still the published one-way. Add the terminal letter. If you do not know it yet, add the airline and flight number so the reservation can be updated later.
Teterboro is organized around FBOs rather than JFK-style numbered jet terminals. Write the FBO name if the trip sheet has one. Westchester County Airport likewise needs the commercial terminal versus a private-aviation meeting point. TEB sedan $130 and HPN sedan $130 are Manhattan pairs. They are not White Plains office, Greenwich home, or Midtown-plus- wait products.
Bags decide class as much as people do. Three passengers with six large suitcases do not fit the E-Class bag count of 3. That trip is an Escalade or Sprinter even if the headcount is small. Escalade JFK Manhattan is $160. Sprinter JFK Manhattan is $700. Hourly Escalade is $150 with a $450 three-hour floor. Hourly Sprinter starts at $200 with a $600 three-hour floor. Your final price is confirmed in the booking form and can vary with taxes, tolls and availability.
Early banks and late banks at JFK, LGA, and EWR stack the same named roads: Van Wyck, Grand Central Parkway, Lincoln Tunnel, Holland Tunnel, New Jersey Turnpike. The planning windows on this page (JFK 45-90 minutes, LGA 25-50, EWR 40-75, TEB 30-50, HPN 45-75) already include that spread. They still are not a contract for a specific minute.
Manhattan neighborhood origin still changes the Newark crossing even when the EWR sedan flat is $170. Hudson Yards and Hell's Kitchen sit closer to the Lincoln Tunnel. The Financial District and Battery Park City often point at the Holland Tunnel. Upper Manhattan can point at the George Washington Bridge. The published price does not pick the crossing for you. The pickup pin does.
A family of five with airport luggage is an Escalade job (6 passengers, 6 bags, hourly $150, JFK Manhattan SUV $160). Eight colleagues is a Sprinter job (confirm capacity, hourly $200, JFK Manhattan Sprinter $700). Two adults with two carry-ons is an E-Class job (3/3, hourly $120, JFK Manhattan sedan $170). Do not copy an hourly floor onto a one-way, and do not copy a Manhattan flat onto a Brooklyn or Hoboken pin.
Stewart International appears in the Port Authority commercial total at 277,000 passengers in 2024. This site does not publish an SWF Manhattan flat. Request a custom quote. Same rule for a Greenwich house to Teterboro or a Montauk house to JFK: the published Manhattan rows are the wrong product.
JFK, LGA, EWR, TEB, and HPN from the published Manhattan table. Call (929) 205-4788.
Book nowDate, local pickup time or flight number, passenger count, bags, vehicle class, and both addresses. For JFK add the terminal number. For LGA add Marine Air Terminal versus the central complex when you know it. For EWR add A, B, or C. For TEB add the FBO name. For HPN say commercial terminal versus private aviation.
If the chauffeur is staying, write hourly and the class. Sedan hourly $120, SUV $150, S-Class from $175, Sprinter from $200, 3-hour minimum. If the chauffeur is released at the hotel, write airport transfer and use the Manhattan table only when Manhattan is actually one end.
Outer-borough airport work is still airport work, just not the Manhattan row. Brooklyn to JFK, Long Island City to LGA, Jersey City to EWR, Greenwich to TEB, White Plains to HPN: quote from the two pins. Call (929) 205-4788 or use /book.
JFK passenger terminals in common use include Terminal 1, Terminal 4, Terminal 5, Terminal 7, and Terminal 8. They do not share one inner curb. Write the terminal number. The published JFK Manhattan sedan figure is still $170, SUV $160, Sprinter $700, whether the pin is Terminal 4 or Terminal 8.
LaGuardia uses a rebuilt central complex plus the Marine Air Terminal for some flights. The published LGA Manhattan sedan figure is $150, SUV $160, Sprinter $600. Long Island City to LGA can use the Grand Central Parkway and still is not the Manhattan row. The 25-50 minute window on this page is a planning range.
Newark Liberty uses Terminals A, B, and C. Manhattan sedan is $170, SUV $160, Sprinter $700. The Lincoln Tunnel, Holland Tunnel, or George Washington Bridge depends on the Manhattan pin: Hudson Yards and Hell's Kitchen often point at Lincoln, the Financial District and Battery Park City often point at Holland. Hoboken to EWR is a different quote.
Teterboro is organized around FBOs, not a Port Authority commercial terminal. TEB Manhattan sedan is $130, SUV $160, Sprinter $600. Write the FBO name. If the group waits, switch to hourly: E-Class $120, Escalade $150, S-Class from $175, Sprinter from $200, 3-hour minimum.
Westchester County Airport sits near White Plains. HPN Manhattan sedan is $130, SUV $165, Sprinter $650. White Plains to HPN is not that Manhattan row. I-95 and the Hutchinson River Parkway show up on that path. Stewart International is in the Port Authority 2024 commercial total at 277,000 passengers and still has no printed Manhattan flat here.
Port Authority counted 63.3 million JFK passengers, 33.5 million LaGuardia passengers, 48.9 million Newark Liberty passengers, and 145.9 million across JFK, LGA, EWR, and Stewart in 2024. Port Authority source. NYC for-hire passenger rights: TLC passenger bill of rights.