Westchester County Airport Terminal Map
New York · United States· Westchester County AirportWestchester County Airport (IATA: HPN, ICAO KHPN) is a medium-sized airport serving New York, United States, with 1 terminal and 6 gates, about 50 km from central New York.
Westchester County Airport (HPN) serves New York, United States. It has 1 terminal with 6 gates in total and handles about 1 million passengers a year. The airport is about 50 km from the city centre. Ground transport into the city: bus, taxi and car.
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Current time at HPN (America/New_York) compared with your local time.
Westchester County Airport route map — direct destinationsRoute Map
13 direct destinations: map, operating airlines and distances.
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Westchester County Airport (HPN) sits at White Plains, north of New York City, handling around 1.5 million commercial passengers a year (as of 2024), and is a small regional airport in the New York metropolitan area, far smaller than the three airports of JFK, Newark and LaGuardia. It serves only a handful of domestic routes, and its strengths and its limits are equally sharp: the process is minimal with almost no queues, but the flight choices are few and there is no rail link.
The single terminal
| Area | Notes |
|---|---|
| Main terminal | Check-in, security and every gate |
How to tell where you are: there is only one terminal, so changing building is not a concern. The terminal is small, and check-in to gate is a walk of a few minutes — its greatest advantage in experience.
Our diagram draws just one small main building precisely to reflect its "one building does everything" scale.
Transfers and connections
- The airport does not handle connecting traffic; flights are mostly point-to-point.
- If your trip needs a connection, start from JFK or Newark instead, where the full network of international and domestic links exists.
Routes and flights
| Aspect | Details |
|---|---|
| Routes | Point-to-point domestic only, with no scheduled international flights; the main leisure and business points are Florida (Orlando, Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach), South Carolina (Myrtle Beach), Martha's Vineyard, Nantucket, Atlanta and Washington |
| Flights | Around 100 departures a day, mostly on regional jets |
| Aircraft | No base carrier; flights are operated by American Eagle, JetBlue and Breeze using Embraer regional jets, the A220 and the 737 |
Getting into New York
- Taxi / ride-hailing — about 50 km to Manhattan, roughly an hour without traffic, and the actual time depends heavily on the roads.
- Car hire — rental desks beside the terminal, suited to trips towards Connecticut and New England.
- No rail link — the whole trip into the city is by road, which is its main weakness.
Practical tips
- Who it suits: travellers based in New York's northern suburbs or around Connecticut — you land at your own doorstep and save the one to two hours in and out of Manhattan.
- Who it does not suit: travellers whose destination is Manhattan — the road time and its unpredictability are not worth it, and a direct flight to one of the three main airports is better.
- The airport has operating restrictions including a night curfew, so flights are concentrated in daylight hours; check the departure and arrival times when you book.
Terminal guideTerminal Guide
Gate ranges, main airlines and facilities for each terminal at Westchester County Airport.