“Since EWR and JFK belong to different City Codes (EWR and NYC respectively), changing the airport (rerouting) from JFK to EWR will result in a change in O&D (origin and destination),” read the memo.
Airlines may soon start charging passengers a fee to change their destinations from Newark to JFK or LaGuardia. “Separate fares will be filed for EWR,” according to a Lufthansa Group memo that circulated on Twitter. Once the change goes into effect, fliers who wish to alter their destination between the New York airports and Newark may have to pay a penalty - which can cost hundreds of dollars depending on the airline. Now the New Jersey airport will solely be referred to by the “EWR” code. Kennedy International Airport and LaGuardia as belonging to the “NYC” cluster of airports. Until now, Newark was grouped together with John F. The International Air Transport Association, the trade association made up of the world’s airlines, will remove the “NYC” city code from Newark Liberty beginning on Oct. Newark Liberty International Airport will no longer be considered a New York City destination beginning next month - which may lead to passengers having to pay a penalty if they want to transfer to the Big Apple hubs. $3 diapers, $150 dinners, $780 Ubers: Passengers pay price for canceled flights hellįlight chaos heats up ahead of expected record-breaking July 4th travel NY-area airports hit hard as hundreds of flights canceled nationwide, travelers take aim at Buttigieg
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