The New Terminal One at JFK

"The developers of New Terminal One at New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport are in the position that any salesperson would want: they have something you can't find anywhere else." Read in The Bond Buyer about how The New Terminal One at JFK won the Northeast category in the Bond Buyer's Deal of the Year awards: https://lnkd.in/eg6UUtj9

One of the spaces we are most excited about in our new terminal building is our future Customs Hall, where travelers landing from overseas will clear passport control. Located on the top floor of our building, the expansive space features a unique ceiling design soaring up to 60 feet high and lined with 9,500 square feet of skylights. Flooded with natural light, the hall will offer a refreshingly different experience from how most international passengers arrive today in the U.S. — in a low-ceilinged, congested and dimly lit room. Our welcoming space will also house unique art features in the hall's beams and clerestory.?More details about our Customs Hall will be available in the future but for now, we look forward to welcoming passengers to the world's global city — with the style that New York has long deserved. (Photo by Andres Otero)

Bryan Rowan, our Director of Financial Planning, Analysis and Strategy, presented on the "Financing for Sustainability Projects" panel at the Airports Going Green? conference earlier this week. Co-hosted by the American Association of Airport Executives (AAAE) and the Chicago Department of Aviation (CDA) - O'Hare & Midway International Airports (CDA), the event is the airport industry's leading forum on sustainability. Bryan was instrumental in the issuance of our two successful Green Bond transactions to date (verified by Kestrel ), totaling $4.55 billion. He shared his insights from these financing efforts with the audience, comprising airport partners and government leaders. Thank you to AAAE and CDA for the opportunity to participate!

Calling all attendees of the New York State MWBE 14th Annual Forum in Albany tomorrow: Come say hi to The New Terminal One at JFK team in the exhibit hall and learn about opportunities on our transformational project to build a new international gateway for JFK Airport. Our partner Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield Airports will also share more about opportunities for diverse businesses on our concessions program, during a panel on JFK Airport Concessions with The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey. We look forward to seeing everyone in Albany!

On this Veterans Day, The New Terminal One at JFK honors the brave individuals who have selflessly served our nation including?Hyunwoo?Baek, the founder of Veterans Electrical Supply Incorporated, a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Business?(SDVOB) based in Richmond Hill in Queens, NY. Hyunwoo?served in the United States Army National Guard for six years, achieving the rank of First Lieutenant, and was deployed to Afghanistan in 2008. After leaving the military, he started his business in 2012, building on his electrical experience. With encouragement from the New York State Office of General Services, he provided electrical materials for contractors around the region and now provides materials and supplies for several contractors working on the New Terminal One at JFK. We salute?Hyunwoo?for his dedication and thank him for his service to our country.?#HonorOurVeterans #ANewJFK

The New Terminal One at JFK has been named the Northeast Region winner in The Bond Buyer Deal of the Year awards, in recognition of our two green bond issuances totaling $4.55 billion. Congratulations to all colleagues and partners who helped get us there! ?? ?? ?? Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eGWabb5i

As The New Terminal One at JFK continues to take shape, we recently installed curtain wall panels that comprise the cladding around the AirTrain entry and exit portals of our building. Frequent flyers at JFK Airport will notice that the JFK AirTrain travels through our terminal building, passing through an enclosed area that we built to protect the AirTrain from all construction activity. To allow for work to take place on the AirTrain entry and exit portals, train service to the existing Terminal 1 was suspended temporarily. Our teams worked in close partnership with the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and other airport stakeholders to ensure that passengers can still get to the existing Terminal 1, with bus bridging, updated signage and additional staff to direct and assist customers. We thank everyone for their patience as we continue building #ANewJFK together.

This November, we celebrate the rich cultures, enduring contributions, and resilience of Native American communities. We are grateful for the legacy, innovation, and strength that Native Americans bring to our shared history and future. As we honor this month, we remain committed to fostering partnerships and creating opportunities that uplift Native American voices and businesses within our communities.?Join us in celebrating Native American Heritage Month. #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth #ANewJFK

Attention, all LBEs, MWBEs, SDVOBs and ACDBEs! Join us online on Tuesday, November 19 at our next Information Session to learn about opportunities to contribute to The New Terminal One. To register, scan the QR code in the flyer below or register at this link: https://lnkd.in/etvpPvG6 We look forward to seeing you there!

Congratulations to our team members Andrea P. and Pedro Roa Tortosa, from our Project Management Office led by Ferrovial Construction, for completing the New York City Marathon yesterday. Their resilience and perseverance inspire all of us, as we work together to bring The New Terminal One to life. Andrea and Pedro's endurance reminds us that it is not just about running a race, but finishing the marathon.