JFK International Airport’s AirTrain will be suspended at times through mid-October, the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey said.
The temporary shutdowns began Sept. 7 as part of the first overhaul of the system since its inception a decade ago, according to the Port Authority.
A free bus service will be provided from the AirTrain’s Howard Beach and Jamaica stations to Federal Circle, where residents will be able to hop on buses destined for the terminals.
As part of the improvements, the 10-year-old AirTrain will have its track switches, operational software and train control equipment replaced, according to the Port Authority.
For more information about the shutdown schedule, visit www.panynj.gov/alerts-advisories.
