The New Terminal One at JFK

"The onboarding of major airlines such as Qatar Airways, Korean Air, Air France and Turkish Airlines is testament to the attractive proposition that the new terminal offers." - P3 Bulletin Learn more from our CEO Jennifer Daniel Aument and our partner The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey about how we are working together to deliver an elevated experience for airlines and their customers while creating a proof point for the P3 model in U.S. aviation: https://lnkd.in/eG95FEun

✨The New Terminal One at JFK celebrated Diwali at the Diwali Motorcade - Queens’ Festival of Lights in Richmond Hill on Saturday. We were excited to re-connect with neighbors and share the progress and opportunities at our transformational project to build a new gateway for New York and our nation. Special thanks to organizer Lakshmee Singh, President of Divya Jyoti Association, and her team for organizing a beautiful event filled with art, performances and delicious sweets. Happy Diwali to all who celebrate!

We are proud to highlight that Jennifer Daniel Aument, CEO of The New Terminal One at JFK, will be honored with the Woman of Influence Award at the 2025 WBC Champion Awards Gala! As the visionary leading America’s largest and most ambitious airport terminal project, Jennifer is redefining what transformative infrastructure looks like, bringing together innovation, sustainability, and equity at every stage of development. Her leadership at The New Terminal One, a $9.5 billion public-private partnership, reflects a commitment to creating opportunities and setting a new global standard for excellence in the built environment. We look forward to celebrating her remarkable contributions at this year’s Gala! Denise M. Berger, FAIA, FRICS Palmina Whelan, CCM, FCMAA, MCIOB, NAC Ghim-Lay Yeo

The New Terminal One team was delighted to celebrate our partner airline and the national carrier for the Kingdom of Bahrain Gulf Air’s recent inaugural flight from Manama Bahrain to New York JFK. Gulf Air will move its operations to New Terminal One in 2026, marking another milestone in the airline's transformation. Congratulations to our colleagues at Gulf Air Group (GFG) and we look forward to being your new home!

The New Terminal One at JFK was proud to support this year's Girls in Aviation Day, hosted by The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey's JFK Redevelopment Community Outreach team in partnership with the JFK General Manager's office. Girls and young women attended a day of activities at JFK Airport to learn more about future career opportunities in the aviation industry. Our Chief of Staff Uzoamaka N. Okoye, Director of Government Relations and Community Affairs Candace Prince-Modeste, MPA and Community Engagement Specialist Georgette Dennis had the opportunity to connect with attendees, sharing their experiences working on our transformational project to build and operate a new international terminal at JFK.

Big things are happening at The New Terminal One at JFK (literally). 🪨 The outdoor park outside of our arrivals hall is taking shape with massive boulders (pictured here), sourced from quarries in upstate New York from about 115 miles north of JFK Airport. Fun fact: the boulders each weigh between 8 to 16 tons and are carefully stacked to create outcroppings that echo the iconic Ramble in Central Park. When complete, the exterior landscape will also feature local plant species provided by nurseries in Long Island and New Jersey, as well as a pet relief area and educational signage on the fauna featured throughout the park.

As we mark Climate Week NYC, The New Terminal One at JFK is proud to put sustainability front and center. From construction to operations, here are a few of the ways we are committed to building resilience and reducing environmental impact at every step: ☀️ Our microgrid infrastructure, featuring over 13,000 solar panels—the largest solar installation in New York City—will power up to half of the terminal’s daily operations. This independent, resilient system helps to keep us running 24/7, supporting energy independence and reliability even during grid outages. ⚡Electric-powered equipment – We’re leading the way on clean mobility with 100% electric-powered ground service equipment (eGSE), slashing on-site emissions and helping foster a healthier environment for our guests and employees. ♻️ Reducing waste – Sustainability is built into our core, literally: We’re diverting the majority of construction waste from landfills. Looking ahead, we’re also targeting to divert most of our operational waste as well. We will capture rainwater for toilet flushing and landscape irrigation and capture and re-use aircraft de-icing fluid. With our ambition to attain LEED Gold and Envision Gold certifications, The New Terminal One is setting new standards for green airports and paving the way for a more sustainable future. 🌎🌳

Reminder for all local businesses - join us in-person this Thursday, September 25 in Far Rockaway for our Meet the Primes event to connect with prime contractors on our project and learn about opportunities. To register, scan the QR code below or sign up here: https://lnkd.in/eTkhtiha

Guest experience services are all about making every airport moment easier, warmer, and more helpful. It’s the heart of a great travel experience and key to setting The New Terminal One at JFK apart. That’s why we’re proud to announce our partnership today with Ethos Farm Americas, whose leading expertise across aviation, hospitality, and tourism will help us realize this vision and build the best ambassador team in the industry. Together, we’re focused on delivering world-class, people-centered service—ensuring every guest’s experience is seamless, memorable, and truly exceptional from day one. Learn more in our press release: https://lnkd.in/eexjTtmv

Around this time two years ago, we celebrated the installation of the first beam of steel for the tree columns at The New Terminal One at JFK. 🌳✈️ Today, as we count down the months to opening, all 26 sculptural tree columns — 10 with four soaring branches and 16 Y-columns with two — are standing tall and anchoring the terminal’s iconic “butterfly roof” structure. More than just a design statement, these columns embody the core values of the New Terminal One experience: elevated architecture, thoughtful design, and an inspiring sense of place. Modeled on the aerodynamic flow of air, the structure was built to evoke the feeling of flight — light, fluid, and uplifting. Each column stretches upward, branching into graceful shapes designed to make the terminal’s vast spaces feel even more expansive. We can’t wait for our future passengers to experience a terminal that feels open, modern, and welcoming — a setting designed to elevate every step of the journey.