The Airport The new Terminal 4 will be the centerpiece of New York’s renovated John F. Kennedy International Airport which is now undergoing a dramatic redevelopment. American Airlines, British Airways and Delta are also expanding and modernizing their terminals. The Port Authority is cutting traffic congestion by rebuilding and reconfiguring 26 lane-miles of airport roadway. And by the year 2002, a $1.1 billion Light Rail System will provide fast, convenient transfers between all air terminals and links to regional mass transit systems. Terminal 1 opened in May, 1998. While their developers emphasize differences, the buildings have numerous common elements. Since international travelers have to arrive earlier than ever to clear security, they can spend hours at an airport. This attractive and captive audience will be succored with shopping malls and food courts that feature the quality and value that is fast becoming New York Port Authority policy. Direct routing from check-in to boarding, via retail areas are their emphasis. Glass walls allow passengers to see the aircraft, orient themselves quickly and chart their paths without need of complex signs and symbols.

Terminal 4 The "soon to be" terminal 4 will be comprised of a 1.5 million square-foot “common-use” structure in which airlines share facilities to maximize efficiency and reduce operating costs. Designed as a 24-hour facility, the terminal’s 16 gates and 56 federal inspection stations will have the capacity to process up to 3,200 arriving passengers per hour. Departing passengers will be guided to one of 108 check-in counters, which overlook the retail concourse and have views of the airfield. The new structure will be operational by the end of the year 2000, with all construction and demolition work expected to be completed by the fall of 2001. The terminal’s design also allows for future expansion- up to twice its first phase size. Twenty gates can be added without significant construction or operational disruptions. A spectacular retail concourse, five New York City blocks in size, will be the centerpiece of the new Terminal 4. An entertainment emporium, designer boutiques, and a mix of dining opportunities will make the travel experience even more pleasureable. Over 50 domestic and international carriers presently use the 24-hour Terminal 4 facility, including: Aer-Lingus, Air-India, Alitalia, Biman, Egypt Air, El Al, Icelandair, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, Northwest Airlines, North American Airlines, Pakistan International Airlines,Tarom , Varig, VASP, and Virgin Airways. e-mail to: spazi@webspan.net SPAZI DESIGN. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 1999. 1360 York Avenue, suite 4N, NY, N Y 10021 TEL: (212) 772-1155 FAX: (212) 861-7227 Designed by Online Colour, NYC