Photography by Emily Gilbert. MCR Development has also shared some photos of the ongoing construction of the TWA Hotel at JFK, along with new renderings. The project looks to restore the landmark ...

Kennedy International Airport in Queens, New York, is now part of the $265 million TWA Hotel project. Before construction on the hotel project began, the terminal sat vacant and abandoned for 18 ...

The 512-room TWA Hotel, opening in spring 2019, promises to restore the 1962 terminal to its "Jet Age glory." Yesterday the project's developer, MCR, revealed a model room of the hotel ...

The new and improved TWA terminal reopened at John F. Kennedy airport today, following a massive restoration project involving a new hotel and several restaurants and bars, all paying homage to ...

Story and photos by John Petkovic, The Plain Dealer Don't Edit Some places might recall another time or appropriate it as retro, but the TWA Hotel actually makes you feel like you’ve been ...

Andrew Cuomo said during the ribbon cutting. "The best is yet to be, and this hotel is a beautiful example." PHOTOS: Retro-Cool On Display At TWA Hotel After TWA went out of business, the flight ...

One of the highlights of the TWA Hotel at JFK Airport, which opened to much fanfare in May of this year, is the rooftop Pool Bar that overlooks Runway 4 Left/22 Right, one of the longest runways ...

More Kevin Hagen/Getty Images Visitors sit in the cabin of "Connie," the 1958 Lockheed Constellation airplane restored as a cocktail lounge at the newly opened TWA Hotel at JFK Airport on May 15 ...

The underground conference center is seen at the then-newly opened TWA Hotel at JFK Airport on May 15, 2019. Getty Images Roller rink sessions are priced the same and include four-wheel skate ...

The terminal is in the process of being converted into a 200,000-square-foot lobby the hotel claims will be the world’s largest. IN PHOTOS: TWA Hotel unveils new event spaces ahead of 2019 ...

Credit: Getty Images, Bettmann Archives “This one reminds ... a '60s-inspired exhibit at the TWA Hotel. Credit: Randee Daddona Two of the flight center’s original fixtures have been retained ...