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New York City (NYC) Travel
New York City has many major modes of travel: airports, freight movements, passengers, air, rail, buses and commuter rail. This chapter includes tables on destinations and origins, travel related employment and bridges/tunnels.
	Content:
I.	Domestic and International
	Airports
	A.	John F.Kennedy (JFK) International Airport - Statistics
	B.	Newark Liberty (EWR) International Airport - Statistics
	C.	LaGuardia (LGA) Airport - Statistics
	Aircraft Movements
	D.	Domestic Commercial/Non-Commercial Flights
	E.	International Commercial/Non-Commercial Flights
	F.	Aircraft Movements - By Market
	Passenger Traffic
	G.	Commercial Passenger Traffic - Domestic
	H.	Commercial Passenger Traffic - International
	I.	Top 50 Airport Comparisons - Domestic
	J.	Top 50 Airport Comparisons - International
	K.	Top 50 Domestic Origin/Destination City Markets - JFK
	L.	Top 50 Domestic Origin/Destination City Markets - EWR
	M.	Top 50 Domestic Origin/Destination City Markets - LGA
	N.	Top 50 City Markets in the NY/NJ Region - International
	O.	Passenger Demographics
	Other Airport Activities
	P.	Passenger Airport Access - By Bus/Rail
	Q.	Airport Employment
	Cargo Transport
	R.	Cargo Transport: Annual Totals 2000-2011
	S.	Cargo Transport: Annual Totals 2000-2011 - By International Market
	T.	Top 10 U.S. Trading Districts - By Air 2011
	U.	Top 10 Air Trade Commodities in the NY/NJ Region 2011

II.	Local
	A.	Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) - Statistics
	B.	MTA Information and Map Links
	C.	NYC Transit - Statistics
	D.	Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) - Statistics
	E.	Metro-North Railroad - Statistics
	F.	Bridges and Tunnels - Statistics

New York City (NYC) Travel

New York City (NYC)
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