FAA Extends Operating Limits at JFK Airport
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The rule keeps limits on takeoffs and landings at John F. Kennedy International Airport in place until October 28, 2028. These limits are meant to prevent peak-hour congestion and reduce delays at one of the busiest airports in the United States. Airlines, airport operators, and slot coordinators remain affected because scheduled operations at JFK continue to be controlled. Carriers planning flights to or from JFK must keep working within the FAA’s slot administration process.
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Key Changes
- Extends the JFK operating limits through October 28, 2028
- Keeps FAA slot controls in place for scheduled arrivals and departures
- Maintains the congestion-management framework used at JFK
Obligations
What this law requires
Carriers planning scheduled takeoffs or landings at John F. Kennedy International Airport must operate within the FAA Order limiting JFK operations, which remains in effect until October 28, 2028.
Requests related to JFK slot administration must be submitted to the FAA Slot Administration Office by mail or by email at [email protected].
Parties requesting copies of relevant documents from the FAA must identify docket number FAA-2007-29320.