From PATH Train commuters to airline passengers to bus travelers, millions of people traveling within the New York-New Jersey region use the Port Authority's transportation network every week. When you advertise your business at our facilities, you're reaching potential customers from one of the largest, most affluent markets in the world. Through our vendors who specialize in media placement at many of the Port Authority's facilities, you'll find an attractive mix of out-of-home advertising opportunities and lower CPM for your advertising messages.

Airport and AirTrain JFK/Newark Advertising
PATH Trains and Stations Advertising
Port Authority Bus Terminal, George Washington Bridge Bus Station and Journal Square Transportation Center Advertising

Nearly 100 million passengers used John F. Kennedy International, Newark Liberty International and LaGuardia airports in 2005. Our network of airports provides an excellent way to reach domestic and international travelers using dioramas, baggage carts, gate area news monitors, and exhibit space in the NY-NJ region. Kennedy International serves nearly 41 million travelers a year; LaGuardia approximately 26 million; and Newark Liberty International about 33 million. Overall, the New York/New Jersey region is the busiest in the nation in terms of passenger boarding. This all adds up to an ideal way to communicate a wide variety of advertising messages, and together they represent a market that is unmatched by any other major airport list of primarily well-educated, affluent decision makers.

AirTrain provides connections to and from John F. Kennedy International and Newark Liberty International airports via rail and subway lines, now moving more than 65,000 airport travelers daily. The AirTrain System connects the air terminals via an on-airport loop. Buying space in AirTrain stations and inside the trains allows you to enjoy an uncluttered, controlled environment that delivers repeat customers from AirTrain, rail and subway riders making connections at AirTrain stations.

The Port Authority Trans-Hudson Corporation (PATH) is a wholly owned subsidiary of The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. It is a primary transit link between many New York City neighborhoods (Lower Manhattan, Greenwich Village, 14th Street, 23rd Street and 34th Street/Penn Station/Herald Square) and nearby New Jersey urban communities (Hudson and Essex Counties) and suburban commuter railroads. Our trans-Hudson rail system carries nearly 58 million people each year, 80% of whom are business professionals, and 75% overall who are between the ages of 25-54. This highly desirable demographic, plus some 5 million viewer impressions per month, makes PATH-based advertising very attractive, very targeted and provides a unique focus for your advertising messages.

PATH Tunnels
A unique alternative to traditional outdoor and out-of-home advertising creates 20-second animated ads by sequencing backlit posters along PATH's tunnel walls. The effect generated is similar to a mini-motion picture. For more information, please visit www.sub-media.com.

Advertising at the Port Authority Bus Terminal at 42nd Street, the George Washington Bridge Bus Station at 179th Street and the Journal Square Transportation Center in Jersey City reaches both occasional travelers and daily commuters. Together, these facilities serve more than 69 million customers annually, 56 million of whom travel through the Port Authority Bus Terminal. Whether leveraged separately or collectively, our terminals and stations enable you to reach both broad and targeted audiences effectively.