The New York metropolitan area’s three airports will only operate from 10am to 6pm and no aircraft or crews will remain overnight
An American Airlines Boeing 737 Max 8 flight from Los Angeles approaches for landing at Reagan National Airport. File photo: REUTERS/JOSHUA ROBERTS
Daily departures from New York’s LaGuardia airport will tumble to eight on Tuesday through May 6, with a drop to three at John F Kennedy International, American Airlines told employees late on Sunday. Departures from New Jersey’s Newark Liberty International will fall to two on April 9, bringing the total for the three airports to 13. That compares with an average of 271 in April 2019.
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