
Intro to New York City Airports' Luggage Restrictions: Enjoying a Trouble Free Flight
New York City, the business hub and tourist city of United States is busy with travelers throughout the year. This city is frequently visited by both national and international travelers. The three main airports John F. Kennedy International Airport (mainly handles international flights), LaGuardia Airport (domestic flights), Newark International Airport (both domestic & international flights) are serving the people in full swing.
Three major airports of New York City
http://www.ny.com/transportation/airports/
Luggage restrictions vary for international flights. Hence, you need to check with your airlines few days before flying. There are few guidelines that apply to all carriers. Your baggage will be only checked on the day of flying and prior to your departure. All the baggage will be checked and screened by TSA for security reasons. Your baggage should have your name and address.
Basic guidelines on baggage
http://www.ifly.com/carry-on
Virgin Atlantic Airlines, New York allows the upper class passengers to carry two hand baggage, children-one and economy & premium economy passenger-one. In addition you can also carry hand bag, umbrella, over coat, infant foods etc. in your hand. Always avoid taking too much of hand baggage to enjoy your flight travel utmost. All the domestic and international airlines safely shift your luggage to your destination. So, avoid taking more hand baggage with you.
Hand baggage restriction by Virgin Atlantic Airlines
http://www.virgin-atlantic.com/en/us/passengerinformation/baggage/handbaggage.jsp
Recently, for various security reasons, New York City international airport laid new restrictions to the international travelers and this was released in the press release.
More luggage info from New York Times
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/12/27/us/27security.html

