Flight Distance between JFK and New York, NY
The flight distance from John F. Kennedy International Airport to New York, New York is:
13 miles / 21 km
Your flight direction from JFK to New York, NY is Northwest (-67 degrees from North).
The straight line distance is equivalent to 11 nautical miles.
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Distance from JFK to New York, NY
The total distance from JFK to New York, NY is 13 miles.
This is equivalent to 21 kilometers or 11 nautical miles.
Your trip begins at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York, New York.
It ends in New York, New York.
Your flight direction from John F. Kennedy International Airport to New York, New York is Northwest (-67 degrees from North).
Are you flying the other direction? Check the reverse flight distance from New York, NY to JFK.
The distance calculator measures the straight line flight distance ("as the crow flies") between points. It uses the great circle formula to compute the travel mileage.
John F. Kennedy International Airport
IATA: JFKICAO: KJFK
City: New York, NY
State: New York
Zip code: 11430
Country: United States
Category: airports
Direction to New York, New York: Northwest (-67°)
Airport distance to New York, New York: 13 miles or 21 kilometers
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New York, New York
City: New York, NYState: New York
Country: United States
Category: cities
City distance from John F. Kennedy International Airport: 13 miles or 21 kilometers
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