Newark Liberty International

Newark Liberty International is located in Newark, New Jersey and serves the New York, New York metro-region. It is hub to Continental Airlines and has the IATA Code EWR.

Newark Liberty started out as Newark International Airport, as the first New York City area Airport. On September 11, 2001, United Airlines Flight 93, which was on its way between Newark and San Francisco, crashed in Pennsylvania, due to a passenger uprising against terrorist hijackers who wanted to crash Flight 93 into the White House or the Capitol in Washington D.C.

Because of the display of heroism, Newark Airport was renamed Newark Liberty Airport.

Newark Liberty gets mostly connecting passengers, since most of the local order and demand goes to La Guardia Airport.

Newark Liberty International Airport has three Terminals.

Table of contents 1 Terminal A 2 Terminal B 3 Terminal C 3.1 External Links

Terminal A

• Air Canada
• Air Tran[?]
• Alaska Airlines[?]
• America West
• American Airlines (United States, Canada, Puerto Rico, and International Departures)
• American Trans Air (United States, and International Departures)
• Casino Express[?] (Charter Airline)
• Continental Airlines (Flights to Atlanta, Chicago ORD, and Dallas/Fort Worth only)
• Qantas
• Southeast[?]
• United Airlines (United States, and International Departures)
• United Express[?]
• US Airways[?]
• US Airways Express[?]

Terminal B

• Air France
• Air India
• Alitalia
• American Airlines (International Arrivals)
• American Trans Air (International Arrivals)
• British Airways
• CSA Czech Airlines[?]
• Delta Air Lines
• El Al
• Ethiopian Airlines[?]
• EVA Airways[?]
• Hooters Air[?]
• Jetsgo[?]
• LOT Polish[?]
• Lufthansa
• Mexicana
• Miami Air[?] (Charter)
• Midwest Express
• North American
• Northwest[?]
• Scandinavian Airlines System
• Singapore Airlines
• Song Airlines[?] by Delta
• Swiss International Airlines
• TAP Air Portugal[?]
• United Airlines (International Arrivals)
• USA3000[?]
• Virgin Atlantic

Terminal C

• Continental Airlines (Except Atlanta, Chicago ORD, and Dallas/Fort Worth)
• Continental Express[?]

The airport also has a connecting monorail system that passengers can use to travel to its parking lots and a train station on the Northeast Corridor Line (between Trenton, New Jersey and New York City, New York).

External Links

• http://www.panynj.gov/aviation/ewrframe.HTM