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Fred Woods
Hi there! My name is Fred and I have a weird obsession with airport lounges. I recently joined Alex here at Airport LLC and will be writing about airport lounges in the US and in a few countries in Europe including the UK, Germany, and France. If you have any question(s) about any airport lounge, you can reach me on fred@airportllc.com.
If you are having a long layover at Heathrow Airport and thinking of where to sleep in Terminal 2, 4, or 5, you may be wondering if sleep pods are a possibility. In this blog, I have explained in detail Heathrow sleeping pods, where you can find them (which terminal), how they cost, which airlines offer them and more.
Let’s start with the basics;
What is a sleeping pod in the first place?
They are basically private rooms/suites that you can rent for a short duration of time, usually by the hour. They offer a bed, clean sheets, international electrical sockets, reading light, luggage storage, and sometimes even a TV.
British Airways Sleep Pods:
Just this past week, British Airways launched a new way for their travelers to catch a nap during long layovers using their innovative sleep pods at Heathrow Airport. It was covered in their press release here.
Their so-called ‘Forty Winks’ nap lounge, which opened on May 17, 2022 features power nap sleep pods called EnergyPod. Similar to the British Airways’ sleep pods at Terminal 7 in JFK, these new sleep pods at Heathrow are being introduced in partnership with RestWorks.
These launched pods are now available in British Airways’ First Lounge at London Heathrow. In their press release, British Airways indicated that they’ll be adding more sleep pods to its Concorde Room at London Heathrow Terminal 5 when global travel restrictions ease and those lounges open.
How do RestWorks’ Sleep Pods look like?
RestWorks is an independent company that specializes in sleep and works with businesses to improve their employee productivity through better sleep. The company’s CEO told Business Insider that the pod resembles “a cross between a La-Z-Boy and a Tesla.”
The EnergyPod has a ” zero-gravity ” recline position that makes it easier to fall asleep. It also has a ” white-noise ” machine and a ” light-blocking visor ” to help you relax.
The EnergyPod has a privacy visor, a built-in timer, and music created especially for napping. The EnergyPod gently but effectively wakes the user at the end of the nap with a mild light, sound, and vibration combination.
They have a height of 147 cm (58 inches), 122 cm (48 inches) in height and a 212 cm(83.5 inches) in length.
Aside from JFK and Heathrow, Restworks has also installed sleep pods in Jewel Changi Airport in Singapore.
How much do these Sleep Pods cost?
The pods cost £30 (about $40) for a 30-minute session, or £50 (about $66) for an hour, according to British Airways’ website.
Where are these Sleep Pods located?
The pods are currently only available in the First Lounge at London Heathrow Terminal 5, but British Airways plans to add more pods to its Concorde Room lounge when global travel restrictions ease.
What about other Terminals?
For now, British Airways is the only airline with sleep pods at Heathrow Airport. However, Virgin Atlantic has introduced private suites called the “snooze zone” at its Clubhouse lounge in Terminal 3 where you can catch some shut-eye on a daybed or in one of their two “sleep pods” for £25 (about $33) for up to 45 minutes.
Heathrow Airside Bedrooms
Another option for you can opt to sleep at Heathrow Airport is using The Airside Bedrooms in Terminal 3 which, unfortunately, are temporarily closed since the COVID travel restrictions were put in place in the UK. However, you can check if they are now available using this link.
OPENING TIMES
6:00am to 10:00pm
Sleep Pods at Heathrow Airport Prices
Singles from £20/hour
Twin from £30/hour
Triple from £35/hour (double bed with single bunk bed)
Unlike the sleep pods, the airside bedrooms at Terminal 3 are much larger with more amenities such as a desk area, hairdryer, TV, and shower rooms.
Sleeping pods Heathrow Terminal 2
At Heathrow’s Terminal 2, there are no sleep pods but you can use the following sleeping by checking out the Air Canada Maple Leaf Lounge, Plaza Premium Lounge, or United Club. If you have a United Airlines ticket, you can use the United Club for free.
Below are some helpful links to the sleep options.
United Clubis another option at Terminal 2, opposite Gate B46. They have showers and can pay at the door with proof of a United Airlines ticket. You need to have the United Club Membership.
Similar to Terminal 2, there are no sleeping pods at Heathrow but you can use YotelAir, a hotel within the airport. YotelAir, you can stay in a small cabin for up to 12 hours at a time.
The YotelAir cabins start at £30 for 4 hours, £40 for 8 hours, and £50 for 12 hours. If you want to add an extra bed, it is £10 per night.
They are a bit bigger than Sleeping Pods and actually look like a regular mini-hotel room with a bed, TV, and bathroom.
Below is an image of one YotelAir sleep area;
Aerotel London Heathrow
Another hotel within Heathrow Airport is the Aerotel London Heathrow. It is located in Terminal 3 and has 82 guest rooms which can be rented in blocks of 6, 9, 12 hours or overnight. The rates are from GBP 64.00 to 127 for Solo Plus package and GBP 76 to 152 for a Double Plus package.
Sofitel London Heathrow is the only hotel with direct access to Heathrow Terminal 5 through a 5-minute covered walkway. Sofitel combines French luxury with modern comfort.
The hotel is adjacent to the international business and shopping centre Terminal 5, with its many restaurants, bars, and stores. There are also 2 spas and a fitness center on-site.
The Grand Suite has a separate bedroom with a king size bed and an LCD TV. The living room has a sofa bed, work desk, and another TV.
A: The pods are equipped with a pillow, duvet, reading light, and air conditioning.
Q: Are there any other locations where I can find sleeping pods at Heathrow Airport?
A: British Airways plans to add more pods to its lounges at Gatwick and JFK airports.
Q: Are the sleep cabins terminal 4 Heathrow good?
A: The YotelAir sleep cabins at Terminal 4 are a good option if you want to stay in a small cabin for up to 12 hours at a time. They require you to get a pass of at least 4 hours. Here is a full review by Victoria who spent a night on the sleep cabins/Yotel cabins at Terminal 4 when she had a layover on her way to Kuala Lumpur.
Q: What are some fun things to do at Heathrow airport during layover?
Hi there! My name is Fred and I have a weird obsession with airport lounges. I recently joined Alex here at Airport LLC and will be writing about airport lounges in the US and in a few countries in Europe including the UK, Germany, and France. If you have any question(s) about any airport lounge, you can reach me on fred@airportllc.com.
From the moment you step out of your car and take a deep breath, JFK can feel like the most uncomfortable airport in America. The crowds are large and unruly, it’s hot as all get out, and there’s nothing to do but stand in line for hours on end. So thankfully, JFK has finally come up with a solution: sleep pods!
These comfortable little cubbies have been popping up at different terminals around the airport over the past few months. They’re designed to offer weary travelers an opportunity to escape from their stressors while they wait for their flights. And best of all – they’re free! Just head over to any terminal that has them (they’re scattered throughout) and find yourself a cozy place to snooze.
Does JFK Have sleep pods?
As of early mid-2023, JFK has installed private sleep suites by Minute Suites as per the press release posted by Minute Suites (more details below). A check today, however, revealed that sleep pods provided by Gosleep, a Finnish company may no longer be available as Gosleep has removed JFK from its list of locations it serves. For a long period, only Gosleep pods – including Jetblue branded pods were the only resting cabins at JFK and Minute Suites introduced private suite rentals in August 2022.
Most airports now served by Gosleep are foreign such as Dubai, Bangalore, Mumbai, Beijing and Amsterdam as shown in the snapshot below. O’hare and Philadelphia Airports have installed Minute Suites. Some of the busiest airports in the US such as Seattle Tacoma, Las Vegas,Salt Lake City and Orlando Airport have not installed sleep pods. This was not the case this past summer.
Back in 2016, JetBlue unveiled four state-of-the-art sleeping pods at John F. Kennedy International Airport, each with a mix of lights, music, and vibrations to gently rouse passengers 20 minutes later. The aim is to put tired travelers to sleep and wake them gently about 20 minutes later. When it launched it was featured in NY Post here.
The Jetblue sleep pods were installed by GoSleep a company that specializes in rest equipment.
Each pod includes a long leather mattress with a breathable lockable screen on top. Typically, each pod can be rented by the hour or overnight but it appears that Jetblue decided not to monetize these pods. They are still free despite earlier reports that Jetblue was going to increase the number of pods and start charging a fee.
They are still free on a first-come, first-use basis. Those who use the pod can keep their belongings under the mattress, which is a big concern as many fliers have reported getting worried their stuff is going to get taken away. Munich Airport’s Napcaps and Atlanta Airports’ Minute Suites have figured out the solution to this with a lockable mini cubicle.
Each pod includes a quick charger for electronic devices and users are responsible for cleaning their own pod with the cleaning products provided.
JFK Terminal 5 Sleep Pods
At terminal 5, you can sleep in sleep pods (Airside) for up to 20 minutes free of charge. JetBlue has JetNap Energypods that are located next to Gate 16 and between gates 27 & 28 There are a total of 10 pods, which are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Read more on JetBlue’s website here. On the landside, you can use TWA sleep pods as well.
JetNaps at Terminal 5, JFK Airport; Photo courtesy of Metronaps
In 2021, British Airways also installed Sleep pods at Terminal 7 of JFK airport. B. Airways pioneered EnergyPod, a technology developed by Rest Works. British Airways is offering the 7 pods at the BA terminal as complimentary and you do not need to book ahead of time. When you get to the Terminal, you need to use the British Airways ‘Your Menu’ lounge app to check availability in real-time.
Restworks is a company that specializes in providing workplace sleep technology and rest facilities such as massage chairs and nap pods and has installed it at Heathrow and JFK. Check out sleep pods at Heathrow Airport here.
Barely two months ago on August 31, Minute Suites posted on its website blog that it was now introducing Minute Suites at JFK. The blog states that there are 7 private suites located on Terminal 4 near Gate B39. Below is a snapshot of the press release on Bloomberg announcing the introduction of the Minutes Suites at JFK’s Terminal 4.
On its website, Minute Suites had indicated a one-hour minimum stay, with additional 25-minute increments available for purchase. An overnight flat rate is also available. Several locations feature a shower service, which can be reserved separately in 25-minute increments. Priority Pass members receive a free hour and a discounted rate for time spent after the first hour.
Upon checking the availability of Minute Suites on its website in mid-September 2023, it seems that JFK is no longer listed among the airports where Minute Suites operates. I checked further and noticed that Minutes suites/sleep pods are now exclusively available to Priority Pass cardholders. Read more on Priority Pass’ website here or read about our guide to Priority Pass membership and cost here.
Below are the rates to access Minute Suites’ sleep facilities as posted on the Priority Pass’ website;
What can you get here?
All private suites at JFK’s Minute Suites include free DirecTV, Netflix and Wi-fi. A daybed that pulls out into a trundle bed sleeps two people comfortably and is in each room. Up to four people can fit in each room. There is also a mini-bar with drinks and snacks that you can purchase items from.
Which airlines are at Terminal 4 served by Minute Suites?
Minute Suites are available to most international fliers arriving on the flights/airlines listed below that land in Terminal 4 at JFK;
AeroMexico
Air India
Air Europa
Avianca
Caribbean
China Airlines
China Southern
Copa Airlines
Delta Air Lines
ELAL Israel Airlines
Emirates
Etihad
Hainan Airlines
Hawaiian Airlines
jetBlue
Kenya Airways
KLM
Kuwait Airways
LATAM Airlines
Singapore Airlines
Uzbekistan Airways
Virgin Atlantic
WestJet
Xiamen Air
How to reserve Minute Suites at JFK Airport
As you can see in the snapshot below from their reservation page, you can book a min of 1 hour but can increase to 1.25 hrs, 1.5 hrs, 1.75 hrs..until a max of 8 hours.
Minute Suites also has Overnight suites available from 10 pm as shown in the screenshot below;
Snapshot showing the cost of Minute Suites at JFK for overnight sleep
There are also booking for Priority pass cardholders;
Snapshot showing cost of Minute Suites Priority Pass at JFK
There are suites for nursing moms, airline crew members, military/first responders and 30-mins shower rentals as shown below;
There are several types of suites named after some iconic places in NYC such as Tribeca, SOHO, Central Park, Times Square, Wall Street, and Broadway, among others as shown in the snapshot below.
You can reserve it on Minute Suites website here.
Minute Suites Cost at JFK:
You can book Minute Suite’s Private Suites for a minimum of 1 hour and that will cost you $48. For the first 2 hours, each 15-mins increment will cost you an additional $12. Splitting an hour in 15-mins portions, that 2 hours will add up to 8 15-mins slots which come to a total of $96 for the 2 additional hours. The total you can expect to pay to sleep for 3 hours at these private suites is $144 which is a sum of $48 for the first hour and $96 for the two additional hours.
YOu can also opt to purchase a 2-hour slot for $96 and get charged $9.5 for each incremental 15 mins up to 2 hours. That’s a total of $76.5(8*$9.5) for the incremental period. For the entire 4 hours, you’ll pay $96 for the first 2 hours and $76.5 for the additional 2 hours.
PERIOD TO BOOK MINUTE SUITES AT JFK
COST
One hour (minimum)
$48
15-minute increments (first two hours)
$12
Two hours
$96
15-minute increments (after two hours)
$9.50
Extended 8-hour stay (after 9PM)$
$175
30-minute shower
$30
Shower with suite rental purchase
$20
If you want to sleep overnight at these private suites by Minute Suites, you can pay $175 with an option of $20 for shower facilities. Unfortunately, the rooms/suites do not come with a shower. The $20 charge for the shower is, however, a discount from a standalone price of $30 you’ll have to pay if you didn’t rent any of their rental units. Below is a snapshot with the pricing that I got from Minute Suite’s website.
MInute Suites Priority Pass JFK:
You can access it by paying the hourly rate or by using your Priority pass credits. Priority Pass Cardholders are allowed one free hour-long visit to a Minute Suite per entitlement. If the cardholder wishes to use the suite for more than one hour, they will be charged a discounted rate of $34 per hour. Up to three guests can accompany the cardholder in the same suite at no extra charge.
If you’re not a fan of the idea of taking a nap at ‘JFK capsule hotels’, don’t worry – JFK has plenty of other options for weary travelers. One such option is TWA Hotel which is located inside the airport. TWA Hotel has a package for those looking to sleep during the day and regular night-time packages.
The day packages, called are available daily from 6 AM to 8 PM ET for a minimum of four hours and a maximum of 12 hours. Their cheapest rate is $149 for a max of 4 hours. You can check prices on its website here for all options here or on Booking.com. When you add the tax, it cost almost $200 as shown in the snapshot I took below;
Other great options to sleep if you don’t want to go with sleep pods:
You can also search ‘JFK Airport’ in the Booking’s site search box below;
How Sleep Pods Work
Sleep pods are rest equipment that reclines and has a noise-masking system. They come with an amenity kit that has earplugs and an eye mask, as well as a heated blanket if it gets cold. You can control the pod’s light and sound to get ready for a good night’s sleep. When you’re done sleeping, the pod will play a light jazz melody to gently wake you up.
Escape Pods at JFK:
As of Mid 2023, an independent sleep-service provider called Escape Pods now offer fully-equipped working spaces that they rent out at 15-minute intervals. It appears that these pods are not really equipped for taking naps but for working as they come with a table, charging pods, encrypted Wi-Fi, large seating space, a 24-in screen, and photobooth capabilities. As per their website’s FAQ page, they charge $10 for 15-mins period.
A: Yes, you can sleep at JFK during layovers. In fact, JFK and a number of airports offer sleep pods for travelers but also have nearby hotels.
Q: How much do the sleep pods cost?
A: The JFK sleep pods are free to use.
Q: How long can I use the sleep pod for?
A: You can use the sleep pod for up to two hours.
Q: How do I book a sleep pod at JFK?
A: The sleep pods are available on a first-come, first-served basis so there is no need to book in advance. Just head over to the airport and look for the nearest sleep pod.
A: Yes, JetBlue has a lounge at JFK. The lounge is located in Terminal 5 and offers a variety of amenities such as Wi-Fi, charging stations, food and drinks, and more.
Q: What are the hours of the JetBlue lounge?
A: The hours of the JetBlue Lounge vary depending on the day. However, the lounge is typically open from early morning to late evening.
Q: What is the cost of the JetBlue lounge?
A: The cost of the JetBlue Lounge varies depending on the day. However, it typically costs between $35 and $50 to enter or can book one of the hotels close to JFK
Q: Can I leave JFK Airport during a layover?
A: Yes, you can leave JFK Airport during a layover. In fact, there are a number of things to do in the city of New York and the surrounding areas.
Q: What is the best way to get from JFK Airport to Manhattan?
A: The best way to get from JFK Airport to Manhattan is by metro train, taxi or Uber.
Q: What is the cost of a taxi from JFK Airport to Manhattan?
A: The cost of a taxi from JFK Airport to Manhattan typically costs between $55 and $75 depending on the time of day. There are also other places or things to do around JFK.
Q: Are there sleep pods at JFK terminal 4
A: In early 2022, we just checked and it is still under planning to be launched in the future.
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Centurion Lounge JFK is a full-service loungelocated at John F. Kennedy International Airport in Terminal 4. The lounge offers complimentary amenities such as newspapers, magazines, TV screens with various programming, and more. Centurion members can also enjoy access to the exclusive VIP Concierge Desk for assistance with their travel needs. To learn about how you can become eligible for membership please visit https://www.thecenturionlounge.com/locations/jfk/
Is there Centurion Lounge at JFK?/Where is it?
Yes, there is a Centurion Lounge located in Terminal 4 at JFK Airport. The lounge offers complimentary amenities such as newspapers, magazines, TV screens with various programming, and more. AMEX Premium Card Members may enter the lounge free of charge, as well as any two guests. Those who are not Premium Card Members can no longer purchase day passes at the gate.
The Centurion Lounge JFK is one of many lounges that exist within the airport terminal; however, it distinguishes itself from other lounges because it provides an exclusive space for its members only. If you are traveling domestically or internationally and want to take advantage of all that this lounge has to offer, you will need to be a member of the Centurion Lounge. As long as you are flying in first or business class at any airline that offers access to this lounge, then you can gain entry.
Fees to Access Centurion Lounge at JFK:
To access Centurion Lounge at JFK, you need to be a member of the American Express® Platinum Card®, Centurion® Card from American Express, or any other card issued by American Express that offers access to this lounge.
American Express used to sell day passes but they’ve stopped.
Where American Express Lounge is Located at JFK:
The Centurion Lounge at JFK is located in Terminal 4, which is the home of many domestic and international airlines. After passing through security, you’ll see the lounge near the TSA checkpoint to the left of escalators.
The gates are below this lounge making it very ideal if you have a long layover.
Operating Hours:
Hours: 6 am – 9 pm
Benefits of Amex Lounge Membership at JFK:
· Complimentary Wi-Fi and comfortable seating throughout the space
· Private restrooms with showers for those who are long haul travelers
· Comfortable furniture including armchairs, loveseats, and ottomans
· Premium liquors including Courvoisier, Johnnie Walker Blue Label, Tanqueray 10, Davidoff Private Reserve, Chivas 18, Glenmorangie Lasanta 12-year-old scotch
· Full bar service
· Complimentary non-alcoholic beverages including coffee, tea, soft drinks, juices
· Complimentary hot foods
· Planters Nuts and bottled water on the table
· Breakfast pastries, bagels, fruits, snacks throughout the day. There is also a hot soup option in the morning
· Newspapers and magazines for your convenience
· Complimentary use of computer, printer and fax machine in the business centre. There is also a conference room available to book
Services you can expect at this Amex Lounge
Services Provided: The VIP Concierge Desk provides assistance to Centurion members with their travel needs such as: special meal requests, transportation to and from the airport, and requests for wheelchair assistance. Other services include: currency exchanges, flight confirmations, baggage handling and more.
Caciocavallo and egg sandwich with tomato marmalade, on brioche bun
Thick cut bacon with potatoes, spinach, and mostarda di cremona
Lunch & Dinner11:30 am – 8:30 pm
Fennel salad with castelvetrano olives and provolone
Chicken broth with farro and butternut squash crostini
Steak and golden nugget potatoes with romesco and taleggio sauce
Fried maitake mushroom “po boy” with chipotle mayo and pickles on a brioche bun
Chocolate cake with black sesame seeds
Video of The Centurion® Lounge JFK International
https://www.youtube.com/embed/8uQ3btnL_qE
Centurion Lounge Hours at JFK:
On its website, Centurion indicates that it is open from 5 AM in the morning to 10 PM. If you are looking for hours when Centurion Lounge customer service is available, below are their official hours of operation;
MON – FRI:MONDAY TO FRIDAY: 9 AM – 12 AM9 AM TO 12 AM
SAT – SUN:SATURDAY TO SUNDAY: 10 AM – 6:30 PM EST10 AM TO 6:30 PM EST
Amex Centurion Lounge at JFK Contacts/Phone Number:
I couldn’t find contacts for Centurion Lounge specifically for JFK but on its website help page, they have listed the following phone numbers;
Customer Service available 24/7:1-800-528-4800
If you want to apply for Amex Card, use this phone number;1-888-297-1244, and if you want to make a payment, use this phone number;1-800-472-9297
The Centurion Lounge JFK is located in Terminal 4 of John F Kennedy Airport, immediately after the security screening point. As you continue walking you will see a sign pointing to the left for Wing B which is where you will find the lounge.
If you have any questions about Centurion Lounge JFK or require assistance, please contact our VIP Concierge Desk at concierge@thecenturionlounge.com . They can help with everything from directions and transportation information to special meal requests and all other travel needs.
We hope you enjoy your visit to Centurion Lounge JFK!
Hi there! My name is Fred and I have a weird obsession with airport lounges. I recently joined Alex here at Airport LLC and will be writing about airport lounges in the US and in a few countries in Europe including the UK, Germany, and France. If you have any question(s) about any airport lounge, you can reach me on fred@airportllc.com.
Albany International Airport is a public airport located in Colonie New York, United States situated 9nkilometers northwest of Albany, in Albany County. This airport was built on the site of Sharker settlement. The airport serves Albany and the capital District, New York.
Albany International Airport is operated by the Albany County Airport Authority and is owned by the Albany County New York. The airport covers 1,000 acres of land in an area which is approximately 400 ha with an elevation of 285 ft.
Albany International Airport is the oldest airport in the United States and was the first municipal airport to be built in the United States. The airport started as an airstrip in 1908 located on a former polo field on Loudonville Road 4.8 kilometers north of the city in the town of Colonie. In 1909 it was moved to Westerlo Island which is in the city of Albany where by this time it was the city of Bethlehem. The airport got its first name at this time and was named after Teddy Roosevelt’s son, Quentin who was a fighter pilot during World War I.
There was an established prize for the sustained flight between Albany and New York City where Glenn Curtis achieved it on May 29th, 1910. Mayor John Boyd Thatcher II with his words “a city without the foresight to build an airport for the new traffic may soon be left behind in the race of competition” pushed for the construction of a new modern airport in 1928 on the Sharker site near Albany Shaker road.
Often the airport was closed and threatened with closure which prompted repeated improvements in the late 1930’s and 1940’s then later closed from January of 1939 till December 1940. Later on the airport was reopened to traffic during daylight hours only. The restrictions were later pulled down in January 1942 and the airport has since not been closed again.
There were developments in February 1947 which involved a 3500-foot runways aimed 12, 98 and 133 degrees magnetic. The primary runway extended its length of 5000 feet having a hard surface. Later on the surface was extended to the north by 1966 and 1967 to 600 feet. The north south/runway was extended again 7200 by 1980s.The east/west crosswind runway extended to 7200 feet from 5999 feet in early 2000s; the maintenance of the land threshold was done. Due to the disruptions from the east, the available landing distance was unchanged. Later on, 1300 feet of runway was added to the main runway to bring it to its 8500 foot length. The management of the city was done and owned ALB.By 1960; the county of Albany ended the city’s stake.
The opening of the new terminal was done in 1962 where a landslide building which had ticket counters, a coffee shop, a baggage claim on the first floor and a restaurant, and on the second floor offices and viewing area. A single Storey building which was a boarding concourse was extended outside from this building and later on was expanded in 1979 with an additional two-storey building attached diagonally to the northwest and had boarding gates for Allegheny Airlines on the second floor and baggage carousels on the first floor.
In the year 1993, the creation of the Albany County authority was done within a 40 year lease during the operations of the airport in 1996.By May16, 1996, the construction of the new terminal began which was opened in June 1998.The construction was done around the existing terminal and demolished upon its completion living behind the 1979 extension from the old terminal building.
The construction of a16000-square-foot began in the airport by 1999 which was added to the new terminal for Southwest Airlines’ use. In the year 2000, the project was completed and gave allowances to passengers by adding the two new dual jet projects.
By 2019, the construction started for various airport improvements which includes anew, 1000 car parking garage which was opened in March 2020;
-new solar panels
-escalators
-energy efficient taxiway lighting and concessions were also installed.
Below is the homepage of Albany Airport’s main website:
Albany International Airport main Terminal and Concourses
The airport contains one main terminal and three concourses that serve its passengers.
Main terminal
It’s divided into two levels; level 1 includes the main check-in area, baggage claim, car rental, and taxi services. Level two includes the public waiting area.
Concourses
It includes 3 concourses; the first concourse was opened in 1968 which hosts Allegiant Air and United while the second concourse hosts American,Delta and JetBlue. In 1998 June the third concourse was opened as part of the airports & 184 million renovation projects. It has three gates used by Southwest and Frontier.
Albany International Airport Airlines and Destinations
The American Airlines Flight Conair 240, were flying –Albany-Syracuse-Rochester Buffalo-Detroit-Chicago by September 16, 1953.The 28 occupants were killed during the crash when flying into a series of radio towers in a fog while descending for landing.
The Mohawk Airlines Flight 405, a Fairchild Hiller FH-227, crashed into a house in Albany on March 3, 1972 when approaching Albany County Airport, 16 people were killed in the aircraft including one person on the ground during the crashing of the aircraft.
Albany International Airport Lounges
There is no pay per use airport lounges access.
Military Lounges
The captain John J. McKenna IV Military Courtesy rom is located in the 3rd level to the left of the observation view. The available amenities to enjoy includes a comfortable seating, a large screen TV, computer access, free Wifi access, fridge, food, beverages, books and DVDs. Access to this lounge is enlisted to the military and their families.
Albany International Airport Facilities
Airport Wi-Fi
There sis availability of free Wifi access in the airport, you need to connect to the AirportWifiFree network and you are connected
Airport Tours
A tour can be arranged while travelling in groups in order to see how the airport works. An aircraft can be seen and heard during landing when going through Albany airports ticketing area. There is also availability of visiting the Airport Rescue and Fire Fighting headquarters.
Arts and Culture Program
There is availability of Art Gallery observed at level 3 open 7:00am-11:00pm daily.
ATMS and cash machines
There is accessibility of ATMs whenever you need to withdraw some cash and operations of machines by key banks and Bank of America. The application of fees is done and brings the notification when you want to tell your bank of your travel plans. It’s located at 1st floor near Information Desk near Landslide and at Concourse A. and C near Airside.
Baby care Facilities
There is availability of baby changing tables located in various parts all over the airport.
Baggage Trolleys
You can access baggage trolleys in the baggage claim area at rates of: US$ 4 with a $ 25 refund upon return.
Business Center
There is availability of internet stations, TV lounge, and limited business services. There is no payment when getting to the center; the payment is only needed in the conference room facilities and some services.
Currency Exchange
There is provision of currency exchange by Travelex located in the Main terminal and Baggage claim Area at 7:00AM-8; 00 PM daily.
Duty Free & Shopping
It is located along with standard airport newsstands and bookstores at Concourse A, B and C.There is availability of DEPARTURE Museum shop located in the 1st floor, Baggage claim Area at 9:00AM-6:00pm featuring fine art and gifts.
Food and Drinks
There is availability of restaurants in each Concourse and some can be found in the food courts depending on the opening time, some are open 24hours such as Dunkin Donuts.There is also accessibility of vending machines on the first floor in the baggage claiming area.
Information Desk
You can also talk to an agent at the information desk in case you need some help and guidance. The information desk is located on the first floor between the ticket counter and the baggage claim being operational from 6am to 11pm from Monday to Friday and 7 am to 11pm on Saturdays and Sundays. U can also seek information from Airport Ambassadors who are in red blazers all over the airport.
Postal Services
There is accessibility to mailboxes where you can drop off your last minute postcards to friends and family; there is also purchasing of stamps at the information desk located in the 1st level, near the information Desk.
Prayer Room
For a peaceful prayer session at the airport you can access an interfaith prayer room located in airside, concourse C.
Smoking
Smoking is not permitted inside the airport, designated smoking areas are provided outside of the terminal.
Lost and Found
It’s located in the operation center on the first floor of the terminal. There are offices where Transportation Security Offices operate their own lost and found. The lost and found airport is reachable at 518 242-2357.It is easily submitted an online lost and found report form. In case you have lost or misplaced an item in the airport you will be contacted or you can contact the individual airlines if you think you are missing something. It also operates its own lost and found center.
Hotels near Albany International Airport
Hotels
Guest Rating
Bookings and reservations
Price per room ($)
Hilton Garden Inn Albany Airport
4.2/5
You can make reservations from http://www.booking.com/hitongardeninn/albany-airport/
95.55
Quality Inn & Suite Albany Airport
3.2/5
You can make bookings and reservations from http://www.booking.com/qualityinnandsuite/albany-airport/
72.33
Tru by Hilton Albany Airport
4.5/5
You can make bookings and reservations from http://www.booking.com/trubyhilton/albany-airport
101.07
Microtel Inn By Wyndham Albany Airport
3.8/5
You can make bookings and reservations from booking.com/microtelinn/albany
68.79
Comfort Inn Latham
4.6/5
You can make bookings and reservations from http://www.booking.com/comfortinn/latham/albany-airport/
77.51
Courtyard by Marriott Albany Airport
4.6/5
You can make bookings and reservations from http://www.booking.com/courtyardbymarriott/albany-airport/
113.54
Hampton Inn & Suite Albany Airport
4.4/5
You can make bookings and reservations from http://www.booking.com/hamptoninnandsuite/albany-airport/
You can make bookings and reservations from http://www.booking.com/hotelindigo/albany-airport/
100.60
The Desmond Hotel Albany
4.2/5
You can make bookings and reservations from http://www.booking.com/thedesmondhotel/albany/
127.98
Albany International Airport Ground Transportation
There are accessibility of different choices of transportation onsite and offsite of the airport. You can choose to walk, use a car, use a bus or catch a train.
Car
The airport has direct access to I-87 and New York State Route 7via Albany-Shaker Road which is a 3.3 mile four lane boulevard. There was an announcement by the New York State officials of a new I-87 Exit 3 which will provide direct access to the airport. There are a variety of major car rental companies you can choose from.
Bus
The airport is served by CDTA route 117, 155 and 737 where route 737 provides access to Downtown Albany, while Route 117 provides access to Colonie and Guilderland via Colonie Center and Cross gates mall. There are different bus services providing services to the airport including Adirondack Trailways and Vermont Transline offering a to and fro service to the airport.
Rail
Schenectady Amtrak Station in Downtown Schenectady located 10 miles from the airport can be an option to commute through. Albany-Rensselaer Amtrak station is also an option too and is 14 miles away and has more routes.
Walking
There are different sidewalks connecting the terminal to different hotels and other destinations. During a layover you can opt to take some walk through the airport and visit some outlets for some refreshments. New York state officials have announced the installation of pedestrian and bicycle facilities along Albany-Shaker Road.
Albany International Airport Delays
There are incidences where there are flight delays and on other occasions flight cancellations depending on the weather conditions experienced in the airport. There was the closure of the airport when the Covid-19 pandemic struck hard but there was resumption following the WHO guidelines.
Albany International Airport Opening and closing Hours
Albany International airport is operational for 24 hours but you have to keep in mind that TSA, airline check in and baggage drop hours vary according to the flight schedule.
Albany International Airport Address and Codes
The official address for Albany International Airport is https://www.albanyairport.com and the codes for the airport are IATA: ALB, ICAO: KALB, FAA LID: ALB and the zip code is 12110.
Albany International Airport Expansion Weather
You can check real time weather of Albany International Airport from the link http://weather.com/weather/I/Albany+international+Airport+ALB:9:US and check with your airline to see if your flight is affected.
You can also view live landings and takeoffs of flights from the airports live webcams and you can also listen to live traffic radio from airportwebcams.net/albany-airport-webcam/
Albany International Airport Maps and Images
Albany International Airport Runways
This airport has two runways with Asphalt surface and they include Runway 1/19 which is 2,591 meters long and Runway 10/28 which is 2,195 meters long.
How busy is Albany International Airport
According to 2018 statistics it shows that the airport has had 64,603 aircraft operations with 88 based aircrafts and 1,466,706 enplanements.
Albany International Airport Parking
On Albany Airports’ main website, they have detailed information on Albany airport parking which you can find here.
Here is Albany Airport’s parking map:
The airport offers its customers with a variety of parking options with different rates. All the lots in the airport accepts EZ-pass plus and credit cards. The parking options range from;
Valet Parking
The parking option is available in the long term lot which is located behind the parking garage. The service entails you leaving your vehicle with the valet and let them know the date and time that you will arrive back where upon your return you will find your vehicle waiting for you right where you dropped it. The services are offered at rates of $10 a day.
Short-term Parking
The facility is located directly across the terminal on the first level of the parking garage and allows those arriving for flights, dropping off or greeting passengers to park free for the first 30 minutes and $24 per day.
Long Term Parking
Long term parking lot is located behind the parking garage and other two located at both east and west ends of the terminal. The East and West lots are accessed through credit cards and EZ-pass only and the one located behind the parking garage offers at rates of $10 per day.
Garage Parking
There is availability of garage parking option on floors n2, 3, 4 and 5of the parking garage. There are three electric vehicle charging station on the second floor of the garage.
Economy E-Lot
This parking facility offers parking services at rates of $6per day with free shuttle to and from the terminal and operates 24 hours a day. The lot is accessible directly from Albany Shaker Road.
Disabled Parking
For those differently able can access their designated parking in each parking lot, on each floor of the parking garage and with a valet parking service on the long term lot.
Employment and Careers at Albany International Airport
There are different employment and career opportunity at the airport and if you have the entire requirement to secure a slot you can obtain application by contacting the prime flight between 10am and 2 pm at (618)528-7310 or visit http://www.indeed.com/m/jobs?q=Airport%2C+NY to check the available slots.
Albany International Airport Carry-on Rules
For all travelers using the airport are permitted one carry-on bag and one personal item such as a purse, a laptop or a briefcase beyond the security checkpoint and any electronic device larger than a cell phone will have to be removed and placed in a bin with nothing on top or below them.
Albany International Airport Quarantine
Following the global pandemic of Covid-19 virus, Albany international airport got a directive on June 24th from the Governor Andrew Cuomo directing all passengers arriving in New York State to complete a quarantine form on arrival.
Albany International Airport Security Wait Time
Passengers that moving through the security checkpoints in Albany airport are expected to be cleared within approximately 4 minutes at most.
Destinations from Albany International Airport
Destination
How to get there
Cooperstown NY
Take a line 737 bus from Albany International airport to Broadways & Hudson Avenue Broadways Station which will take you approximately 46 minutes and cost you 2€. Head to Albany and take a bus to Cobleskill New York which will take you approximately 1 hour 35 minutes and cost you between 12€-18€. From Cobleskill take a taxi to Cooperstown which will take 52 minutes and varies with the traffic. This will cost you between 70€-90€.
JFK
Take a bus from Albany Airport to Broadways Station which will take you 46 minutes approximately and cost you 2€. Head to Albany Greyhound Bus Terminal and take a bus to Union Station, Worcester, MA which will take you approximately 3 hours 30 minutes and cost between 22€-35€. Transfer to Worcester and take a train to Boston/South Station Trains which will take you approximately 1hour and 33 minutes and cost between 6€-11€. In South station take a subway to JFK which will cost you 3€ and take you 8 minutes travel.
Take a direct flight from Albany Airport to LAX which will cost you between 140€-220€ with flight frequency of 34-39 flights a day. Approximately it will take you 7 hours 30 minutes.
Amtrak Station
Take a direct bus which will take you 45 minutes and cost between 2€-3€ or take a town car which will take you 18 minutes and price rates differ depending on the agency.
Nashville TN
Take a flight from Albany International Airport to Nashville which will take you approximately 4hours 4 minutes and cost you between 40€-270€. From Nashville International airport, take a 25 minutes’ drive by bus to Central 4th Avenue Bay 13 which will cost you 2€
Saratoga Springs
Take a direct 50 minutes bus from Albany international airport which will cost you between 10€-14€ to Saratoga springs.
Myrtle Beach
Take a flight from Albany airport to Myrtle Beach (MYR) taking you one hour and 58 minutes and cost between 65€-400€. Take a taxi Myrtle Beach (MYR) to Myrtle beach which will cost you between 9€-12€ and take you 6 minutes
New York City
Take a flight to Newark which will take you 1 hour 9 minutes and cost between 65€-240€. In Newark Airport Terminal B, take a bus to Port Authority Bus terminal which will take you 28 minutes and cost you 15€.
Albany Ky
Take a flight from Albany airport to Knoxville which will take you 4 hours 7 minutes and cost between60€-390€. From Knoxville, take a taxi to Albany taking you 2 hours 37 minutes and costing you between 11€-16€
Hi there! My name is Fred and I have a weird obsession with airport lounges. I recently joined Alex here at Airport LLC and will be writing about airport lounges in the US and in a few countries in Europe including the UK, Germany, and France. If you have any question(s) about any airport lounge, you can reach me on fred@airportllc.com.