Idlewild Airport

E13140

airport international airport

Idlewild Airport was the original name of New York City’s major international airport now known as John F. Kennedy International Airport.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	airport → international airport →
alsoKnownAs	New York International Airport → New York International Airport at Idlewild →
builtOn	reclaimed marshland →
cityServed	New York City →
constructionStart	1943 →
country	United States →
distanceFromCityCenter	about 15 miles from Midtown Manhattan →
formerNameOf	John F. Kennedy International Airport →
formerNamePeriodEnd	1963 →
formerNamePeriodStart	1948 →
hasCategory	Airports established in 1948 → Defunct name of airport →
hasHubAirline	Pan American World Airways → Trans World Airlines →
hasRunwaySurface	asphalt → concrete →
IATAcode	IDL →
ICAOcode	KIDL →
locatedIn	New York → New York City → Queens → United States →
locatedInBorough	Queens →
locatedOn	Jamaica Bay →
namedAfter	Idlewild Beach → Idlewild Golf Course →
opened	1948 →
openingDate	July 1, 1948 →
operator	Port of New York Authority →
originalOwner	City of New York →
partOf	Port of New York and New Jersey →
predecessor	Floyd Bennett Field →
primaryUse	civil aviation → commercial aviation →
regionServed	New York metropolitan area →
renamedAs	John F. Kennedy International Airport →
renamingReason	assassination of President John F. Kennedy →
renamingYear	1963 →
replacedBy	John F. Kennedy International Airport →
role	primary international airport for New York City →
servesAs	major international gateway to the United States →
successor	John F. Kennedy International Airport →
timezone	Eastern Time Zone →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
John F. Kennedy International Airport → John F. Kennedy International Airport →	formerName
IDL → KIDL →	refersTo
IDL →	airportNameAtTimeOfUse
KIDL →	associatedWithName
KIDL →	formerCodeFor
John F. Kennedy International Airport →	hasFormerName
Idlewild Beach →	hasNameOriginFor
Idlewild Golf Course →	inspiredNameOf
Idlewild Beach →	nameUsedBy
IDL →	usedFor