Worldport Walkthrough

[All videos taken on May 13]
On May 23, 2013, a Boeing 747 departed Terminal 3 at John F. Kennedy International Airport. To some, it was just a normal flight, when in reality, it was the last flight ever the former Pan American Worldport.
Delta plans to destroy this amazing building just for airplane parking spaces- not even gates, just an empty lot for airplanes. Delta 'believes' that the terminal is dusty and worn down that it can no longer be used. While it may be a little dirty in some parts (check in area) as you'll see in this video as I walk through the ENTIRE Worldport/Terminal 3, it is can be reused easily with just some minor touch ups and it is indeed worth saving.

Please visit: savetheworldport.org to see what you can do.

This video is not a farewell but it's a vision to show you how selfish Delta and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey would be if they were to continue on their plan to tear down this vital piece of history. This building is the Ellis Island of air travel. Since 1960, this building is where millions of people first touch American soil. Like the Statue of Liberty, this building is an American icon, and to destroy the entire building is a crime.