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Last updated: Sep 18, 2026

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Newark Liberty International Airport transfers

Private airport transfers from EWR, New Jersey. Nearest town New York City, 14 km out.

#114 kmNew York City · E
#219 kmBrooklyn · E
#328 kmQueens · E
Newark Liberty International Airport: the airport and the towns a transfer from EWR serves
Photo: Antony-22 · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons

Getting from EWR into town

A private transfer is booked before you fly and the driver waits at arrivals with your name, which is the difference that matters after a long flight: no taxi queue, no fare haggling in a language you do not speak, and a price agreed before you land.

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Background on the airport itself: Wikipedia.

How far the towns are

Straight-line distance from EWR, computed from published coordinates. Road distance is longer, and how much longer depends on the terrain between the two points. Population is from GeoNames.

New York City14 km E of EWR · 8 804 190 people
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Brooklyn19 km E of EWR · 2 736 074 people
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Queens28 km E of EWR · 2 316 841 people
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Philadelphia117 km SW of EWR · 1 573 916 people
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Manhattan20 km NE of EWR · 1 487 536 people
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The Bronx31 km NE of EWR · 1 385 108 people
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Staten Island14 km S of EWR · 468 730 people
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Newark5 km N of EWR · 281 944 people
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Transfers from EWR — questions

Where does the driver meet me?

At arrivals, with your name on a sign, after your flight number has been checked. That is the part a taxi rank cannot do: the driver already knows when you actually land.

What if my flight is late?

The booking carries your flight number, so the pickup moves with it. Waiting time rules are the partner's own and appear on their page.

Why is no fare shown here?

Because we do not set it and do not measure it. Fares change by the hour and by the vehicle; you see the current one on the partner's page, before you commit.

Is the distance on this page the road distance?

No. It is straight-line distance from published airport and town coordinates, which is a consistent number we can actually compute. Road distance is always longer.