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[[Daphne Millbrook]] meets up with [[Linderman]], who is actually an illusion [[Telepathy|created]] by [[Maury Parkman]], to discuss the recruitment of [[Matt Parkman]], who is arriving back in New York after his sojourn in Africa. |
[[Daphne Millbrook]] meets up with [[Linderman]], who is actually an illusion [[Telepathy|created]] by [[Maury Parkman]], to discuss the recruitment of [[Matt Parkman]], who is arriving back in New York after his sojourn in Africa. |
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* The scenes from [[Dying of the Light]] that took place in the airport were actually filmed at the Los Angelas Convention Center. |
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Revision as of 23:57, 21 October 2008
| John F. Kennedy International Airport | |
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 The first view of JFK Airport. | |
| Location: | New York, NY |
| Purpose: | Airport |
Daphne meets up with Matt at JFK Airport when Matt returns from Africa.
Notable Locations
- Food court
Notable Visitors
About
Genesis
Mr. Bennet enters Mohinder's taxi and asks to go to JFK airport.
Dying of the Light
Daphne Millbrook meets up with Linderman, who is actually an illusion created by Maury Parkman, to discuss the recruitment of Matt Parkman, who is arriving back in New York after his sojourn in Africa. {[sectstub}}
Notes
- The scenes from Dying of the Light that took place in the airport were actually filmed at the Los Angelas Convention Center.
Gallery
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The first view of JFK Airport. -
Matt's spirit guide made the flight from Botswana to JFK International Airport in a spacious cage.
External Links
- JFK International Airport — Official Site