Icelandair at JFK
Icelandair uses Terminal 7 at JFK Airport, for departures and arrivals. Flight numbers start with FI.
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Next Icelandair departures
No Icelandair departures in the next 8 hours. See the full Icelandair board.
What terminal is Icelandair at JFK?
Icelandair uses Terminal 7 at JFK Airport. Flight numbers starting with FI depart from Terminal 7, which has 12 gates. Terminal assignments shift during the New Terminal One rebuild, so the live board is the tiebreaker on the day. Arrivals work slightly differently to departures.
Which terminal does Icelandair arrive at JFK?
Icelandair arrives at Terminal 7, the same terminal it departs from. Meeting someone off a flight means heading to Terminal 7 arrivals rather than the departures level, and international arrivals take longer than the landing time suggests because passengers clear immigration and baggage first. Track the inbound flight on the live Icelandair arrivals board and leave for the airport once it has actually landed. Left something on board? That goes to Icelandair, not the airport; the JFK lost and found guide routes it. If you are the one flying out instead, the next question is usually about the lounge.
Is there a lounge for Icelandair passengers at JFK?
Terminal 7 has no Priority Pass lounge, so a Priority Pass membership does not help Icelandair passengers here. Access depends on a business or first class ticket, airline status, or a credit card tied to a lounge in Terminal 7. The full breakdown of who gets in where: can you get into a JFK lounge.
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Getting to Terminal 7
Terminal 7 has 12 gates. Operating until the new Terminal 6 (rising on the old T6/T7 site) takes over; first T6 gates open 2026. AirTrain stops at every JFK terminal; allow 15 to 30 minutes if you arrive at the wrong one. Full details on the Terminal 7 guide, or double-check here: check which terminal your airline uses. Before heading out: how JFK is running today. And for how the airport got this layout: the story of John F. Kennedy International Airport.