There are many ways to get to and from the Newark airport: you could transport via the public transport (cabs, taxis), Newark Airport Limo, shuttle service or via Air Train Newark.
A monorail service, this Air Train Newark was originally to serve traffic between the inter-terminals of Newark Liberty International Airport and Newark Liberty International Train Station. Later in 2007, it was extended to include the Northeast Corridor as a part of its destinations. The train started covering all these areas fully on October 21, 2001.
One of the most crow die and busiest airport is the Newark International Airport with almost 4,930 daily passengers booked to board the air Train service. You can travel free in the train except when the route is to or from Amtrak and New Jersey transit stations. Regular passengers having pass for New Jersey Transit are charged extra amount of $5.50 to board Air Train, but if they have marked Newark Liberty International Airport as their origin or destination stop, then they are exempted.
For each terminal of the train –A, b, & C, it is designated how the train will pit at three major stations. To provide easy access, these stations have been constructed on top of the respective terminals. This also saves time as well as providing ease of reach and mental comfort. The Air Trains track of up to 3-Mile (4.8 km) has the Parking Lots as well as rental car facilities (P1, P2, P3 & P4) serving the eight stops.
The Port Authority dealing and handling the Newark Airport International and the JFK Air Train service also operates the Newark Air Train and all of its sister services. Apart from many other facilities provided by the Air Train, there are automated announcements at fixed intervals to inform the passengers regarding the current flights at the Newark terminals A, B and C. These announcements ensure the Newark riders do not miss their respective target terminal.
A monorail service, this Air Train Newark was originally to serve traffic between the inter-terminals of Newark Liberty International Airport and Newark Liberty International Train Station. Later in 2007, it was extended to include the Northeast Corridor as a part of its destinations. The train started covering all these areas fully on October 21, 2001.
One of the most crow die and busiest airport is the Newark International Airport with almost 4,930 daily passengers booked to board the air Train service. You can travel free in the train except when the route is to or from Amtrak and New Jersey transit stations. Regular passengers having pass for New Jersey Transit are charged extra amount of $5.50 to board Air Train, but if they have marked Newark Liberty International Airport as their origin or destination stop, then they are exempted.For each terminal of the train –A, b, & C, it is designated how the train will pit at three major stations. To provide easy access, these stations have been constructed on top of the respective terminals. This also saves time as well as providing ease of reach and mental comfort. The Air Trains track of up to 3-Mile (4.8 km) has the Parking Lots as well as rental car facilities (P1, P2, P3 & P4) serving the eight stops.
The Port Authority dealing and handling the Newark Airport International and the JFK Air Train service also operates the Newark Air Train and all of its sister services. Apart from many other facilities provided by the Air Train, there are automated announcements at fixed intervals to inform the passengers regarding the current flights at the Newark terminals A, B and C. These announcements ensure the Newark riders do not miss their respective target terminal.
The Newark Train is all there to provide comfort and ease for travelers at the Newark Airport. Enjoy the ride!
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ReplyDeleteI like both means of transportation the Newark AirTrain Service and the Newark Airport Car Service.