The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey is advancing a once-in-a-generation overhaul of the region's infrastructure with $40 billion in public-private investment at LaGuardia, Newark Liberty, JFK, and the Midtown Bus Terminal.

• The Port Authority delivered an entirely new LaGuardia Airport, turning an outdated, once-reviled airport into a state-of-the-art gateway that was named “Best U.S. Airport” by Forbes Travel Guide in 2024.

• The new Terminal A at Newark Liberty International Airport opened in 2023 to global acclaim, earning the title of “Best New Airport Terminal in the World” from Skytrax, a global aviation ratings firm. The agency is building on that progress with the construction of a new AirTrain Newark, and plans to expand Terminal A and build a new Terminal B as part of the EWR Vision Plan.

• The Port Authority is leading the $19 billion transformation of John F. Kennedy Airport, including two new international terminals, the expansion and modernization of existing terminals, a simplified roadway network, and a new ground transportation center; all while keeping one of the nation’s busiest international airports fully operational.

• The agency is also advancing a multi-phase replacement of the aging Midtown Bus Terminal, maintaining bus operations while delivering a modern transportation hub designed to better serve commuters and the surrounding community while supporting the region’s transportation needs.

Together, these historic redevelopment efforts will strengthen the region's global competitiveness, create tens of thousands of well-paying local jobs, and shape how millions of people travel for generations to come.