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Given as scheduled, per the source: "This opening date has been pushed back to November 2026 at the earliest".
The Port Authority’s own JFK redevelopment page, which still promises the first gates in 2026 while the terminal operator has moved to the first quarter of 2027.[1]
Simple Flying confirms New Terminal One's opening was pushed from an initially targeted June 2026 to "November 2026 at the earliest," matching the pin's stored 30 November 2026 date, and notes a Moody's outlook downgrade tied to the delay.
Bloomberg's own headline reports the JFK Terminal developer facing downgrade risk after the opening delay, published 15 May 2026, consistent with Simple Flying's[3] corroborating account of the delay to November 2026 matching the pin's stored date, though the page itself could not be verified directly.
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