Fox Opens at JFK, Newark International Airports
The addition of these new locations allows Fox to expand its offerings to over 102 million international travelers worldwide.
Newark Liberty International Airport. Photo: Qwesy Qwesy/Wikimedia
Fox Rent A Car, the sixth largest car rental company in the United States, is continuing to expand its global reach by adding two new affiliate locations in two of the country's largest hubs — New York’s John F. Kennedy Airport and New Jersey’s Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR).
The addition of these new locations allows Fox to expand its offerings to over 102 million international travelers worldwide, with over 100 airlines operating out of the two hubs, some of the busiest in the world.
“These additions add tremendous value for our exceptional consumer base,” said Jack Wetzel, director of Fox Affiliate Division for Fox Rent A Car. “The Fox value proposition and brand experience have been a part of the southeast region for years, but this gives us much greater exposure to the eastern seaboard, and allows us to broaden that impression with both the national and global traveler. These additions make us an even stronger brand, and we anticipate further growth, both locally and internationally.”
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