Bus and Rail Connections
New York City Subway:
- Sutphin Boulevard – Archer Avenue – JFK Airport station on the Archer Avenue Line (E J Z trains)
MTA New York City Bus:
- Q20A: to Archer Avenue/Merrick Boulevard or College Point (via 20th Avenue), via Main Street.
- Q20B: to Archer Avenue/Merrick Boulevard or College Point (via 14th Avenue), via Main Street.
- Q24: to Archer Avenue/168th Street or Bushwick, Brooklyn, via Atlantic Avenue.
- Q30: to Little Neck via Utopia Parkway.
- Q31: to Bayside via Utopia Parkway.
- Q43: to Floral Park via Hillside Avenue.
- Q44: to Archer Avenue/Merrick Boulevard or Bronx Zoo via Main Street.
- Q54: to Jamaica Avenue/171st Street or Williamsburg, Brooklyn, via Metropolitan Avenue.
- Q56: to Jamaica Avenue/171st Street or Broadway Junction, East New York, Brooklyn, via Jamaica Avenue.
MTA Bus Company:
- Q6: to North Cargo Road, John F. Kennedy International Airport, or 165th Street Bus Terminal via Sutphin Boulevard.
- Q8: to Gateway Center Mall, Starrett City, Brooklyn, or 165th Street Bus Terminal via 101st Avenue.
- Q9: to South Ozone Park or 165th Street Bus Terminal via Sutphin Boulevard, Van Wyck Expressway, and Lincoln Street.
- Q25: to College Point via Parsons Boulevard.
- Q34: to Whitestone via Parsons Boulevard.
- Q40: to South Jamaica or Sutphin Boulevard/Hillside Avenue via Sutphin Boulevard, Lakewood Avenue, and 142nd Street.
- Q41: to Lindenwood or 165th Street Bus Terminal via 127th Street and Cross Bay Boulevard.
- Q60: to South Jamaica or Midtown Manhattan via Queens Boulevard.
- Q65: to College Point via 164th Street and College Point Boulevard.
AirTrain JFK
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