Flight and pickup
Share flight and terminal details for airport transfers. Confirm the curbside meeting point or the cost of an indoor greeting before travel.
JFK airport transfers · New York City
JFK ground transportation routes cover Manhattan, Brooklyn and other New York City origins. Midtown to John F. Kennedy International Airport is usually about 16 miles and 40–75 minutes, while Downtown Brooklyn is about 13 miles and 30–60 minutes. Use the specific route pages to plan vehicle and luggage space.
| Pickup area | Destination | Distance | Typical drive time | Fare reference |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Midtown Manhattan | JFK Airport | ~16 miles | 40–75 min | $110–150 sedan indicative |
Times are typical door-to-terminal and exclude check-in. Road conditions, terminal approach and pickup address change the result. Confirm the current terminal and legal loading location on your trip confirmation.
An executive sedan carries up to 3 people with 2 large and 2 carry-on bags. A full-size luxury SUV carries up to 6 and, in an extended layout, 6 large and 4 carry-ons. For a Midtown–JFK transfer, the SUV planning range of $155–210 is about $45–60 above the sedan range of $110–150. Exact differences depend on route and availability.
For smaller groups, an economy sedan can reduce the vehicle cost. Groups with 7 or more passengers should ask for the Sprinter layout and luggage allowance before confirming.

Times Square and Midtown Manhattan to JFK are roughly 16 miles; plan 40–75 minutes, with more time during peak traffic. Confirm the precise hotel entrance because Broadway and nearby blocks have different loading restrictions.
Staten Island and Bronx trips have different bridge and expressway approaches. Supply the street address and desired arrival time to obtain a route-specific quote; avoid using a Manhattan fare estimate for either borough.
Share flight and terminal details for airport transfers. Confirm the curbside meeting point or the cost of an indoor greeting before travel.
Ask for the all-in trip total and the free waiting allowance in writing. Typical planning windows are 30 minutes domestic and 60 international after landing.
Request child seats by type at booking. Get the cancellation cutoff, additional stop charges and payment instructions on your trip confirmation.
| Item | Policy |
|---|---|
| Free wait time | 60 minutes after landing on international arrivals, 30 minutes on domestic, 15 minutes on all other pickups |
| Flight tracking | Every airport pickup is tracked; a delayed flight does not change your fare |
| Tolls and gratuity | Included in the all-in fare you are quoted |
| Meet and greet | Chauffeur meets you at baggage claim with a name board, $25–40 add-on |
| Child seats | Rear-facing, forward-facing and booster seats, free, requested at booking |
| Cancellation | Free up to 4 hours before pickup for sedans and SUVs, 24 hours for Sprinters |
| Payment | All major cards; corporate accounts invoiced monthly |
| Hours | 24 hours a day, 365 days a year |
60 minutes after landing on international arrivals, 30 minutes on domestic arrivals and 15 minutes on all other pickups. After that, waiting is charged in 15-minute increments at the hourly rate.
Yes. Every fare we quote is all-in: base fare, tolls and standard gratuity. Airport parking is included for curbside pickup; meet-and-greet inside the terminal is a $25–40 add-on.
We track every inbound flight and adjust the pickup time automatically. A delay does not change your fare, and your free wait time starts when the aircraft lands, not at your original booking time.
A sedan seats 3 passengers with 2 large bags and 2 carry-ons. An SUV seats 6 with up to 6 large bags, for roughly 35–40% more. If you have more than two large suitcases, or a car seat plus luggage, book the SUV.
Yes, free of charge. Rear-facing, forward-facing and booster seats are available, and must be requested when you book so the chauffeur arrives with the right one fitted.