Come on let's go! The 2023 Bethpage Air Show at Jones Beach State Park put us in the mood to take off! We're ready for some summer travel on Breeze Airways to eight destinations. We hope you will share this video with your friends & plan a trip from Long Island MacArthur Airport soon. #seriouslyfun #seriouslynice #longislandny #hereforlongisland #flymacarthur #vacations #summertravel #travel #travelfinds Jones Beach State Park Bethpage Air Show at Jones Beach | Long Island MacArthur Airport

Jones Beach Field 10, Northside of Jones Beach Island on the Sloop Channel | Long Island, New York

📜 1950's Jones Beach #longisland #longislandconnection #longislandlife #longislandhistory #history | Long Island Connection

Driving around Jones Beach! Jones Beach State Park, designed by "master builder" Robert Moses, opened on August 4, 1929, as a premier public seaside resort on Long Island, NY. Created by dredging sand to transform a barrier island, it features iconic Art Deco bathhouses, a Venetian-style water tower (1930), and miles of white sand. It was designed to provide a high-quality, accessible oceanfront experience for the public. | Long Island, New York

We're back at Jones Beach State Park for the 2025 FourLeaf Air Show & you're invited! Be sure to swing by our iconic Long Island MacArthur Airport booth to: 🧳 Create your own custom luggage tag at our Luggage Tag Bar 💫 Grab our limited-edition “Meet Me at the Jones Beach Air Show” sticker 🎟️ Enter to win cool prize drawings 📍And collect exclusive “Meet Me” stickers to complete the set! Don’t miss it—we're excited to see you at the show Memorial Day Weekend! #FlyMacArthur #MeetMeAtTheAirShow

Jones Beach State Park opened in 1929 on Long Island, New York. Masterminded by urban planner Robert Moses, it transformed barren barrier island sand dunes into America's first major oceanfront public park. Built during the Great Depression with thousands of workers, it featured a iconic 2-mile boardwalk, Art Deco bathhouses, the landmark Water Tower, and the 11,000-seat Jones Beach Theater (opened 1952). At the time, it was revolutionary for bringing beach access to everyday New Yorkers via the