24 Hours in Airworld: Late Night Sports Fans

Travel Blog • Rob Verger • 06.10.09 | 12:12 AM ET

Photo by Rob Verger

A few basketball fans linger as the terminal gets quieter.

Tags: 24 Hours in Airworld, Air Travel, Airports, Airworld, Travel Photography, North America, United States, New York, New York City, News and Briefs

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Rob Verger is a frequent contributor to World Hum and the site's former air travel blogger. His articles and photographs have appeared in the Boston Globe and other publications, and he's a former undergraduate writing instructor at Columbia University. If you like, .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) or follow him on Twitter.

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