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| Option | Cost / service | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| JFK AirTrain | $8.75 each way; 30-day cap $43.50; free between terminals | Employee discount not on OMNY yet |
| LGA Q70 LaGuardia Link | Free, 24/7, from Jackson Hts / Woodside LIRR | About every 10 minutes in the daytime |
| EWR AirTrain | $8.75; included with an NJ Transit rail ticket | – |
| Lot | Details |
|---|---|
| JFK Lot 8 | $70/mo per vehicle, paid by the employer |
| EWR | Permit-based; rate unknown |
| LGA | Unknown |
Airport markers: JFK, LGA, EWR. Crashpad pins show street addresses published on each crashpad's own website; crashpads without one aren't pinned. Shaded circles show the general area a crashpad names on its card (about 1.5 miles across), not its address. Sample listings are examples and are not shown on the map. Airport positions from OurAirports. Report a map issue
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Crashpads are tagged by crew type (pilots only, flight attendants only, or pilots and flight attendants) and men/women (men only, women only, or coed; a crashpad where the host doesn't say is labeled "Men/women: Not listed by the host" and shows under every option). They also carry shift-worker and long-stay attributes: day-sleeper friendly, stay length (nightly, weekly, monthly, or 30+ nights), private room, truck/RV parking, and time to the terminal. Anything marked "Not specified" shows under every filter until a review tags it.
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From the host's website: crew-only housing in Queens a few minutes from JFK, with stays starting at one night. Shared rooms have individual full or queen beds and never bunks. Private rooms lock and come with blackout curtains. The houses are furnished with a kitchen and in-unit laundry.
From the host's website: A pilot-run, men-only crashpad in a hotel suite at the Embassy Suites Newark Airport in Elizabeth, across from Jersey Gardens. The suite has a six-bed hot-bunk room with its own door, a living area and a private bathroom. The hotel's free shuttle from EWR P4, daily housekeeping and breakfast come with the stay.
From the host's website: A small group of crashpad houses for flight attendants and other airline crew, each about 5 miles from JFK, with one in Saint Albans, Queens. Rooms range from 4- and 6-bed bunk rooms to semi-private doubles, with separate women's and men's rooms and one women-only house. Hot beds are also offered by the night.
From the host's website: A women-owned and managed crashpad for pilots and flight attendants serving JFK and LGA, in a renovated four-bedroom, three-bath house on three floors in Jamaica, Queens. It lists four monthly plans, from a basic bed to a private room. Availability is limited: a tour and deposit come before any reservation, and a waitlist is open.
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The cost answer comes from the crashpad cards on this page. Transit and parking answers come from official airport and transit sources.
Of the 4 crashpads listed near New York / Newark that publish a monthly starting price, starting prices run from $395 to $450 a month, with a median of about $398. 8 other crashpads listed here don't show a monthly starting price, so ask the host. These are each crashpad's lowest advertised rate; check the current price with the host.
JFK: AirTrain JFK connects the terminals with Jamaica and Howard Beach stations, and the AirTrain fare is $8.75 when you enter or exit those stations. LGA: the MTA's Q70 LaGuardia Link bus is free and runs 24 hours, linking LaGuardia with the Woodside LIRR station and the Jackson Heights subway stations. EWR: AirTrain Newark costs $8.75 one way unless you already have an NJ Transit or Amtrak ticket to or from the airport station, which includes it.
Source: Port Authority, AirTrain JFK (jfkairport.com); MTA, LaGuardia Airport by public transit (mta.info); Port Authority, Newark AirTrain (newarkairport.com). Checked Oct 22, 2026. Fares and rules change, so confirm before you rely on them.
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Last checked Oct 18, 2026. Hours are local time as printed by each source. Spotted a change? Report it.