New York-area Airports Gear Up for Super Bowl
Business jets flocked to New Orleans last year. Lakefront and Louis Armstrong hosted nearly 1,000 aircraft for the big game, and N.Y.-area airports are gearing up for similar traffic next month.
Business jets flocked to New Orleans last year. Lakefront and Louis Armstrong hosted nearly 1,000 aircraft for the big game, and N.Y.-area airports are gearing up for similar traffic next month.

Next month, as the Super Bowl and its pageantry take the New York City area by storm for the first time, local GA airports and service providers are hoping that metaphorical storm will be the only one on the radar. At last year’s NFL championship game, held in New Orleans, more than 80 percent of the approximately 800 private aircraft in town for the game departed in the hours immediately after the Baltimore Ravens hoisted the championship trophy.

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