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JFK to
Out of State.

Land at Kennedy, and keep going — without a stop in the city.

JFK Out-of-State Car Service

The eastbound airport, going in every other direction.

Manhattan Black Car Service provides private car service from John F. Kennedy International Airport directly to destinations across the Northeast — New Jersey, Connecticut, Pennsylvania and Philadelphia, Massachusetts and Boston, Washington D.C., Maryland, Delaware, Rhode Island and Maine — and back to JFK for the return flight.

JFK sits in Queens at the eastern edge of the city, which shapes every one of these journeys. Anything heading north or east is straightforward. Anything heading south or west crosses the city first, and that is planned around rather than ignored.

Working Here

Three things about leaving JFK by road.

North and east are easy

South and west cost you the city.

Connecticut and New England run north from the airport without much difficulty. New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and anything further south mean crossing New York first.

You never need Manhattan

Whichever direction.

Every one of these routes avoids a stop in the city. Being driven into Manhattan and back out adds an hour for nothing.

The flight is watched either way

Long-haul arrivals especially.

JFK carries the international traffic, so a delayed landing frequently meets rush hour. The pickup moves with the aircraft and the rate does not change.

How People Book

Four things every one of these bookings includes.

Flight watched from departure

So a delay moves the pickup rather than costing you the car.

Wait from the gate

45 minutes domestic, 60 international, counted from when the aircraft reaches the gate.

One rate, quoted door to door

Tolls, route planning and gratuity included, whichever state you are heading to.

The return leg

Back to JFK, planned backwards from the flight.

Around Here

Every state we serve from JFK.

All in both directions, quoted door to door.

Connecticut

Greenwich, Stamford, Darien, Westport and New Haven. North from the airport, and one of the easier runs from JFK.

New Jersey

Hoboken, Jersey City, Short Hills, Summit, Princeton and the shore — across the city, then the crossing.

Pennsylvania & Philadelphia

Center City, the Main Line and King of Prussia. From JFK this crosses the city first, which is why Newark suits it better.

Massachusetts & Boston

Boston, Cambridge and the New England campuses, north through Connecticut.

Washington D.C. & Maryland

The District, Bethesda, Chevy Chase and Baltimore — a long run south, and one Newark handles better.

Delaware

Wilmington, Greenville and the beaches, on the same corridor south.

Rhode Island

Providence, Newport and the coast, north through Connecticut.

Maine

Portland, Kennebunkport and the coast — the longest of these, and often better flown.

Choosing a Vehicle

Long-haul arrivals travel heavy.

JFK carries the international traffic, which usually means checked bags on a journey long enough for space to matter.

Class

Passengers

Bags

Suits

Premium Sedan

3

2

Everyday trips and airport runs

First Class Sedan

3

2

Client and executive travel

Premium SUV

6

5

Families and luggage

First Class SUV

6

5

Arrivals that matter

Executive Sprinter

14

8

Groups travelling together

Why Manhattan Black Car Service

Four things that apply on this route.

Licensed

NYC TLC Base B03644

Manhattan Black Car Service runs under Ride Soho Inc., 230 Park Avenue, 3rd Floor. Every chauffeur holds a New York City TLC licence and is vetted before driving.

Timing set by the day

Not a standard allowance.

A Friday afternoon arrival and a Tuesday morning one are different journeys, and departure is planned accordingly.

Early

In position before you land.

Your chauffeur is in place before the aircraft is on the ground, with a text when you clear.

One rate

Traffic changes. Your rate doesn't.

Set at booking, with tolls and gratuity included. No increase in rush hour or after an event.

Questions

JFK out of state, answered.

Which states do you drive to from JFK?

New Jersey, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Maryland, Delaware, Rhode Island, Maine and Washington D.C., all in both directions and quoted door to door.

No. Every one of these routes avoids the city. Being driven into Manhattan and back out adds an hour for nothing.

North and east. Connecticut and New England run cleanly from the airport, while anything heading south or west crosses the city first.

Yes, clearly — Newark faces south and never touches New York traffic. If you can still choose the flight, that is the better landing.

Each journey is quoted door to door before you travel, with tolls and gratuity included. The rate does not change with traffic or the day.

The pickup moves with the aircraft and the rate holds. A delayed long-haul arrival frequently meets rush hour, which is planned around rather than ignored.

Yes, planned backwards from the flight, with the day of the week and the direction both accounted for.

An SUV for most, since international arrivals carry checked luggage and these are long journeys. A First Class Sedan where one or two travellers want comfort over capacity.

JFK Out-of-State Car Service

From Kennedy to the Northeast.

Manhattan Black Car Service provides private car service from John F. Kennedy International Airport directly to destinations across the Northeast in both directions — New Jersey including Hoboken, Jersey City, Short Hills, Summit and Princeton; Connecticut including Greenwich, Stamford, Darien, Westport and New Haven; Pennsylvania and Philadelphia including Center City, the Main Line and King of Prussia; Massachusetts and Boston including Cambridge and the New England campuses; Washington D.C. and Maryland including Bethesda, Chevy Chase and Baltimore; Delaware including Wilmington and the beaches; Rhode Island including Providence and Newport; and Maine including Portland and Kennebunkport. No route requires a stop in Manhattan. Flights are watched from departure and tolls, route planning and gratuity are included. 

However far you’re going,

You're Expected.