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JFK's New Terminal One Partners with Ethiopian Airlines

By MGN Editorial•March 17, 2026 at 01:14 PM

The New Terminal One at JFK Airport in New York announces a strategic partnership with Ethiopian Airlines to support the carrier's operations in the region.

The New Terminal One at John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) in New York has announced a strategic partnership with Ethiopian Airlines, the flag carrier of Ethiopia and a member of Star Alliance. According to the press release, Ethiopian will join the New Terminal One as a key airline partner, occupying premium gate and lounge spaces within the new state-of-the-art facility. The partnership aims to enhance the passenger experience for Ethiopian's customers traveling through JFK. 'We are thrilled to welcome Ethiopian Airlines as a key partner in the New Terminal One,' said the terminal's CEO. 'As one of Africa's leading airlines, this partnership will provide their customers with a world-class travel experience and strengthen JFK's position as a premier international gateway.' The New Terminal One at JFK is a $9.5 billion redevelopment project that will replace the existing Terminal 1. The new facility is designed to offer enhanced amenities, improved operational efficiency, and a heightened sense of place for passengers. Construction is expected to be completed by 2026. 'Our new partnership with the New Terminal One is an important milestone as we continue to grow our presence in the United States,' said the CEO of Ethiopian Airlines. 'We look forward to offering our customers a premium travel experience at this impressive new facility.' The strategic alliance between the New Terminal One and Ethiopian Airlines underscores the maritime industry's ongoing efforts to modernize infrastructure and attract new business at major international airports and gateways.
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