JFK Terminal 8 is set to welcome Alaska and Hawaiian Airlines, joining American Airlines and boosting connections among oneworld carriers. This transition is part of a $125 million redevelopment led by American Airlines to enhance passenger experience. Travelers will benefit from improved amenities, including expanded lounges and diverse shopping and dining options. With the addition of these two airlines, Terminal 8 will serve as a crucial hub for both international and domestic flights, streamlining connections especially for routes to the non-continental U.S. states of Alaska and Hawaii.
This move will allow for easier connections between American Airlines and its oneworld partners, improving convenience for passengers traveling to and from the two non-continental U.S. states.
Passengers flying to Alaska and Hawaii can expect an enhanced travel experience, including access to expanded lounges and new shopping and dining options that are part of Terminal 8's ongoing $125 million commercial redevelopment.
We continue to invest in JFK to enhance the travel experience for our customers and those of our partners like Alaska and Hawaiian, said Amanda Zhang, American's vice president of corporate real estate.
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