New York airport map prints
New York runs from the Atlantic through the Hudson Valley and the Adirondacks to the Great Lakes. John F. Kennedy International lays four runways on Jamaica Bay at 13 feet, the longest 14,511 feet, the longest in the state, while LaGuardia works two 7,002 foot runways at 21 feet. Up the Hudson, New York Stewart International runs 11,817 feet at 491 feet, and Albany International 8,500. Upstate, two single long runways stand out: Griffiss International at Rome, 11,820 feet, and Plattsburgh International, 11,759. Buffalo Niagara International, Niagara Falls International at 9,826 feet, Frederick Douglass Greater Rochester International with three runways and Syracuse Hancock International at 9,013 carry the west and center. Greater Binghamton Airport sits at 1,636 feet, and Cattaraugus County-Olean, the highest paved public field, at 2,135.
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Flying in New York
Flying in New York means crowded airspace over the city, then river valleys, mountains and lake shores upstate where the fields have room to stretch. JFK's four runways and a single long strip at Plattsburgh are both New York. Published airport information guides each composition's relative runway lengths and bearings, with fine details simplified for wall art.