IATA spokesperson Perry Flint advised AeroTime that the standard changes are due to pricing and fare construction: Update: What is behind IATA’s new standard for multi-airport cities? With EWR acquiring a new airport code, though, travelers arriving or departing in EWR may have to pay if they want to change their ticket to another NYC airport. IATA told Travel + Leisure that, currently, many airlines allow flight changes within the same airport code without fees, so passengers can easily switch their ticket from JFK to LGA, for example, at no extra cost. EWR’s new airport code will also affect passengers’ ability to make flight changes without incurring penalty fees.
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