Hotel at iconic TWA terminal will evoke glamour of jet age

In this Oct. 4, 2017 photo, first-class china and flatware is displayed as part of an installation of retro items at the TWA meeting space at One World Trade Center in New York. A hotel under construction at the long-closed TWA Flight Center at New York’s Kennedy Airport will conjure the glamour of air travel in 1962, when architect Eero Saarinen’s jet-age landmark first opened. The $265 million hotel will have a rooftop pool and a museum stocked with artifacts, including uniforms lent by former TWA flight attendants. The TWA terminal closed in 2001, when TWA was acquired by American Airlines. (AP Photo/Bebeto Matthews)

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