John F. Kennedy International Airport Asbestos Exposure

Although the Queens, New York, airport, known as JFK, was officially designated as the John F. Kennedy International Airport in 1963, it was actually constructed in the 1940s during the peak of asbestos use. As many JFK structures were renovated or torn down in the decades that followed, the risks of asbestos exposure—including the devastating form of cancer known as mesothelioma, which is caused by the regular inhalation of asbestos fibers—were born anew.

New York mesothelioma lawyer Joseph P. Williams is a longtime legal advocate for asbestos exposure victims and their families. If you or a loved one was diagnosed with mesothelioma following employment at JFK or another New York job site that may have contained asbestos, you may be entitled to compensation.

CALL US AT (855) 575-6376; MR. WILLIAMS MAY BE ABLE TO HELP YOU RECOVER THE FINANCIAL SECURITY YOU NEED TO COPE WITH MEDICAL EXPENSES AND OTHER DAMAGES.

JFK’S ASBESTOS EXPOSURE

Asbestos was employed to numerous ends in various JFK Airport terminals, hangars and other structures, including insulation materials in the main terminal. Products containing asbestos were also used in JFK’s on-site power plant and boiler facilities.

Asbestos was used for many airport building materials, including:

• STUCCO
• DRYWALL JOINTING
• INSULATION
• FIRE-PROOF SPRAY ASBESTOS SPRAY
• FIRE DAMPERS AND BLANKETS

As JFK expanded from the 1950s through the 1970s, many structures containing asbestos were renovated or demolished, causing dangerous asbestos particles to re-enter the air and be inhaled by construction workers, maintenance personnel and other employees. Because mesothelioma generally takes decades to manifest, many of these workers are only now suffering the effects of this devastating cancer.

If you or a family member worked at JFK Airport and is now suffering asbestos side-effects, contact our New York asbestos lawyer for your free consultation.

Other Asbestos Exposure in Airports

• Laguardia Airport