If you're flying with Alaska Airlines from New York City, you’ll likely be departing from John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK). Knowing your terminal and what to expect can save you time and make your travel experience smoother. In this guide, we’ll cover everything you need to know about the Alaska Airlines JFK Terminal, including services, directions, amenities, and tips for a stress-free trip.

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Which Terminal is Alaska Airlines at JFK?

Alaska Airlines operates out of Terminal 7 at JFK Airport.

Terminal 7 is located on the north side of the airport and serves a number of international and domestic airlines. Alaska Airlines moved its operations here to provide a more seamless experience for passengers, with upgraded facilities and easier connections.

Getting to Terminal 7 at JFK

There are several ways to reach Terminal 7 at JFK:

• By AirTrain: Take the free JFK AirTrain from any terminal or the Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) station. Terminal 7 has its own stop.
• By Taxi/Rideshare: Tell your driver you're flying Alaska Airlines, Terminal 7.
• By Car: If you're driving, parking is available nearby at the Yellow Parking Garage, just a short walk from Terminal 7.

Check-In and Baggage for Alaska Airlines at JFK

Alaska Airlines recommends arriving at least 2 hours before domestic flights and 3 hours before international flights. At Terminal 7, you can check in:

• At self-service kiosks
• At the full-service Alaska Airlines check-in counters
• Online or via the Alaska Airlines mobile app

Baggage Services

There are dedicated baggage drop-off points and customer service representatives available to help with any luggage issues. Make sure to review Alaska’s baggage policy on their official website before packing.

Terminal 7 Amenities and Services

Terminal 7 at JFK is equipped with a variety of amenities to make your wait more enjoyable:

• Dining Options: You’ll find several cafes, bars, and quick-service restaurants including Starbucks, McDonald's, and more.