- John F. Kennedy International Airport
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international airport in New York City, on SW Long Island. Formerly, Idlewild.
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John F. Kennedy International Airport — John F. Kennedy International Airport … Deutsch Wikipedia
John F. Kennedy International Airport — [ dʒɔn ef kenɪdi ɪntə næʃnl eəpɔːt], bis 1963 New York International Airport [njuː jɔːk ɪntə næʃnəl eəpɔːt], auch Idlewild [ aɪdlwaɪld], einer der Flughäfen von New York. Das TWA Terminal wurde 1956 62 von Eero Saarinen errichtet … Universal-Lexikon
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John F. Kennedy International Airport — international airport in New York City, on SW Long Island. Formerly, Idlewild … Useful english dictionary
John F. Kennedy International Airport — noun the international airport for New York, on south western Long Island. Abbrev.: JFK Formerly, Idlewild …
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