Teterboro Airport

Phone: 201 288-1775
Fax: 201 288-6512

Teterboro Airport was built on land acquired in 1917 by Walter C. Teter. It was used by North American Aviation during the first World War as an aircraft manufacturing site and afterwards as a base of operations for aircraft designer Anthony Fokker. It was taken over by the Army Air Corps during World War II and purchased by the Port Authority on April 1, 1949. The oldest airfield in the region, Teterboro is designated as a "reliever" airstrip used mainly by corporate and private operators. Its control tower houses an aeronautical museum, the New Jersey Aviation Hall of Fame.

Location

Teterboro Airport is located in the Boroughs of Teterboro and Moonachie in Bergen County, New Jersey. It is 12 miles from midtown Manhattan, via the George Washington Bridge or Lincoln Tunnel.