LaGuardia Airport

No way! Technically, it could work but once you add traffic, airport construction, TSA security-NO WAY.

Yes.

It's ok. Sorted by Airport shuttle.

As a minimum of 45 minutes taking into account traffic, roadblocks and crossing bridges on a good day or weekend. The best route would be to take the RFK Bridge (Tri-Boro) to the Grand Central through the Bronx, Manhattan and Queens. Goodnight.

beer garden!

half an hour depending on the traffic that is always heavy!! If you need car transport let me know! Good luck

Terminal B

Take the Q70 Bus to the Woodside LIRR station. Take the train to New York Penn and then transfer to NJ Transit to Newark.

Terminal C.

Hi. Air Canada is on Terminal B, Concourse A.

In 1939

About 10.4 Miles

Can I spend the night inside the Laguardia airport, by early flight?

No chipolte restaurant here

It's in all terminals

Check out the airport website.

I think so, but you better check with them directly

C,d and a for the delta shuttle to Chicago and wash dc

Terminal B parking

of course

Sorry, this is not the right place to ask.

If it is a Yellow Taxi with a visible insurance plate, there is no problem. In my opinion, Uber is the better option. You can tomato at 3am because the traffic is minimal.

Claro, está abierto 24 horas, y ahora me gusta mucho su renovación, este aeropuerto es súper práctico por ser pequeño

Just go on line on any airline company Delta or any other

Yes you can take bus and transfer to train 7

Have not been asked for covid test results or vaccination records. Mask up and fly.

Not sure. I parked in another long term parking in another state.

I don't know,but you have uber,lyft and yellow car taxis

Well, I do prefer "JFK" airport. However, "La Guardia" would do the trick as well. It depends which location are you heading to. Once in New York, don't forget to do the "Statue of Liberty" ferry tour, and go visit 9/11 memorial museum and park. Go and hit the "Village" at night or anytime, and of course time Square, 42 street and around, go ahead and take a tour in the "Red double decker bus" it's a nice educational ride. Good luck, God bless!!!

Call your airline directly. If booked thru a third party call them instead, because the airline won't be able to modify that booking.

Approx 1hr30 minutes

If it can be sealed.

We got there and hour early during Christmas coming from Brooklyn at 5 am. Arrive early because the terminal has more to offer now. TSA was attentive, moved quickly. The terminal has Restaurants, many souvenir vendors, open, bright. I'm Waiting for the bridge to help lower congestion. Parking, etc. Traffic was less congested. Once they get the signs, exits, traffic lights and ramps correctly timed and helpful to the drivers and customers... LaGuardia Airport will be worth the aggravation over the years.

5 to 7 minutes

LaGuardia is generally faster to get to the city. however, current construction there makes getting transport to the city a little bit more complicated than from the other airports. Also, more sensitive to weather related delays. If times square is your main destination, Newark is about the same distance / tine,

A taxi but u need to give your self a lot and I mean a lot of extra time. It's a mad house there.

Hay carts available bue are pay , USD 5

Yes, you will have plenty of time to get between both gates.

Yes, you can and you don't have to worry about it.

Yes. You have several choices, you can get Uber or any Car Service to get you there, Yellow Cab or MTA bus to a train station

Which terminals we can stay overnight? Terminal B is the one?

Yes...you're able to stay there. Many people will be there, I've landed at 1am there and arrived at 5am other times for morning flight. I always see people, always. You'll never be alone. Plus theres alot of construction going on and theres more people at all times. There are ticket agents at all airlines. Several seat to sit by those areas.

Como ha 2 horas de LGA dependiendo en ruta, avión y aeropuerto.

What's the closest airport to Broadway?

You have a free bus that takes you to the Astoria station and from there you take the subway

Lga is only North America jfk flys anywere

Absolutely

Terminal D

Yes you can staying 6 hours

Ask an airport employee when you arrive they may change terminals. And always check the bord of arrivals and departures. Better safe then sorry.

Terminal A

Your beat options are to stay within the airport.. Make use of the internet or online movies..If you do leave it's not easy going through TSA lines. The airport haa restaurants in case you need a bite to eat..

24 hours is not that much time for NYC...but if you have a ton of money I would take a taxi into Manhattan stay in a lovely hotel eat a fine meal and go shopping in some world class stores !!! If time permits try the Statue of Liberty or the Empire State building....but you really need more time to see all the wonderful sights of NYC. If your hotel is located in midtown Manhattan you will be able to get some sightseeing in!!!

Whay kind of snacks?

The difference in time would also depend on whether you are traveling on a weekday or weekend. I've used the M60 to get from LGA to Midtown (to the 125th 4/5 stop and then to Grabd Central) on a weekday morning and it has taken roughly an hour. However, i recently traveled the other direction during a weekday afternoon and it took twice that time due to traffic. Note that NYC buses and subways are often on modified schedules during the weekends and there can be delays due to the modified schedules.

Q70-SBS to Jackson Heights–Roosevelt Avenue station. Looks like the 7 train stops there.

Yes

Termanil b A.C and D are delta

Yes

Take the Purple Line Airport bus

Yes of course !!

The M60 goes across 125th street and then to LaGuardia.

To send packages, you need to get the proper shipping companies, LaGuardia is a passenger service airport

1 hour approximately

If you use Google maps for directions, it will show you how much is the toll(s)

Not the best time now. Due to airport construction work outside the airport, the assistance outside airport is complicated and confusing and there is no proper service help that one can get. eg: the airport staff was clueless about shuttle services.

First floor

Yes. The entrance is on 94St.

Like 10 minutes!

ID or License.

It is advised to take a Lyft for about $50 from second level garage aisle F1-F3 and no hassle straight into the city

If you check in on your phone, your boarding pass will pop up.

Supershuttle or GO Airlink are the shuttle services.

Few a minutes, just follow directions!

If you take the M60 to 125th St Harlem you can pick up the Metro North line which goes along the coast of Connecticut to New Haven. Stamford or new Haven you can get Amtrak. You can also take that from Penn station NY if your destination is further out

I'd skip the haircut 💈 at the airport and get it somewhere else....I've never even seen a Barber 💈 shop there

Fernando... I don't want to be rude to you but this is not the place to ask these types of questions...

Try flight tracker if you have information

Gate 89 is in terminal D

Yes

M60 bus to the N/W to the 7 train. Or bus to Metro north 125th. Unfortunately nothing direct that I'm aware of.

If you have luggage and/or a time constraint then a cab or uber/Lyft would be easiest. It can cost as much as 60 bucks tho. If there is NO traffic (very rare) it would be about a 25 mins but expect closer to an hour. Public transport would take you at least 2 hrs.

Assume there will be delays, but I haven't known LGA to shut down often.

Yes, Photo ID required. From 2023 on you will need the real ID ( the one with a star at the top right corner).

Hi if you coming east. From gran central pwy. Get off a l lga, follow terminal B signs..

There no walk way between terminals

English please!

Not directly. You'd have to take a bus to a NYC train that goes into the city, 34th St, (Madison Square Garden) where there, downstairs you can catch the train that goes into NJ.

We were not asked to provide test results last week.

Upgraded big time. Quick going on the flight and coming off also. Renovation make this airport look 10 times better.

It's terminal C.

Not sure what you mean! But if you need help to get your luggage inside there were some folks there doing that.

Yes

At this moment, the airport officials are not checking anything related to COVID-19. All you need to do is to keep your mask on during the entire time you are inside the airport or aircraft premises. However, the situation may change. So, please be prepared for all sorts of possibilities! Wish you a safe and happy journey!

With the massive new terminal, LaGuardia has 4 stories {Floors}.

No They asked me for not a thing Just wear a mask

You gotta hustle in NYC.

This is the airport, lol though its looks like a cruise 🛳 shuttle.

Take Uber/Lyft.. Best way and easy-to-use

It's open

If you can. Before arriving at the terminals you will find the spaces for board per day. In these places they offer shuttle service to pick you up and take you to your terminal and back to your car. Here is more information in the league: http://nuevayork-laguardia-lga.com/estacionamiento.html

In theory no because is national airport

That is something you have to ask the airlines. While there I saw flights going to Germany and I would assume you could get to Portugal as well

Buy the ticket and you're done

Not if you’re coming from the USA…. If you are flying out of the country, yes, you need a PCR test.

Call the airline

About 45 minutes

Yes terminal 1

Yup! But not at terminal B. B is fabulous!

There is curbside wheelchair and they have workers there that will push you all around and you have first priority in line and first on board

Good luck getting it back that's all I'm gonna say

Depends on what terminal you are coming from.

Laguardia

Take the bus and then subway. Google: MetroofNewYork.com

Not sure try calling one of the airlines

Yes they are. If you follow the signs near baggage claim it'll take you to a section of the parking garage where you can wait for them

I am not sure.

It depends on the terminal you re going, it may be a walking distance.

You don't need a covid test

Approximately 1 hour drive depending on traffic, good luck

NO. But for updated info, Check California travel website https://www.cdph.ca.gov/Programs/CID/DCDC/Pages/COVID-19/Travel-Advisory.aspx

I'm not sure cool airport though

Take the Q70-SBS bus to Roosevelt Ave/74 Street in Wooside switch there to the E train heading to Manhattan and get off at Penn station/ 34th Street. Depending on the time of the day it should take about 45 minutes.

Ask any employee in uniform for assistance. They have walkie talkies to communicate.

Yes A bus to the train

As of April 1st there is no quarantine but currently you have to have a negative test completed mo more than 3 days upon arrival otherwise 10 day quarantine

No

No, Florida and Gov. DeSantos welcomes everyone! Test or no test.

Laguardia so beautiful now. Yes the work continues, but yeah better than jfk

3 airports in NYC area (2 in Queen/Newark's in New Jersey. LaGuardia will be closer to Manhattan.. But if you fly in to JFK you can take the Express A subway train directly to 42nd Port Authority station," (Midtown) then perhaps walk from there. But from LaGuardia you can take a ride app (Uber/link) or taxi. Of course you can maneuver the buses, which may be a bit challenge. So JFK then the A train (subway) will be more of a straight and affordable shot.

It's earlier at 8 pm on weekends but 9 on the weekdays

Real I'd is not required yet.

You need to fill out New York health form online. When completed, you'll get a green check mark on your completed form indicating you have. There are national guardsmen before you exit the arrival lounge to check. If you don't have it, they make you complete a paper form. To the best of my knowledge, they just look at the green check mark. I don't know what check mark you get off you have a negative result and what they do.

Some states need the test. Florida does not need a test, but New York does.

I'm not sure they asked for a government ID

You need the Real ID, the New York State ID

You would have to confirm that with the airport and the country you're going to

There are no Covid test requirements but you will be asked to fill out a Covid questionnaire either on paper at the airport or online using the qr code

The terminal you fly into depends on the airline you are flying on. Each airline has designated gates they can park their planes into, so the gate number will tell you what terminal you will be going into.

You do not need a negative test. They may ask you to quarantine if staying in NY. If passing through, then no. For intl arrivals a questionnaire was completed online and that's it.

That's funny I did ask a few pilots about that. I was told the runways can accomadate enough the 767's and A330's. Community noise has always been a problem with that aircraft, so i heard. 🙄

It's a water fall of alot of things pertaining to NYC

Yes

Yes.

Not required but recommended.

7 1/2 hours.

Not really, flushing meadow park, is near. But 4 hrs is not a long time with NY traffic. If u r in terminal B. There is a decent food court, very new terminal. The others are in he midst of construction

Unfortunately you might have to

If it is with a stopover at another international airport yes

As I understand it, you have to fill out a form on the plane or at the airport that tells you where you are going and how long you plan to stay.

14 day quarantine

Yes it is

Yes open

Yes

Fingers crossed, should be ok

Depends on the route you take: 8.5-11.5 miles

The traffic patterns are changing daily because of the construction. Reach out to them directly for an up to date answer.

Public transportation: M60 SBS Bus to Manhattan, Broadway x 116th St, #1 train south to 42nd St Times Square More expensive: taxi, car service, shared ride

Please don't take risk specifically in NYC because of crazy traffic. If you want to go, use Lyft or Uber.

It depends on how you are getting there and whether you have Clear and/or TSA/Pre. If you are being dropped off and have all these, an hour should be fine. If you don't, you should allow at least 2 hours to get to the terminal, plus the time to get from car rental to terminal which can take an additional hour if you are really unlucky.

Yes, but directly in the airline

45 minutes

22 miles, 30 minutes depending on traffic a little more

I would go by taxi.

You need to take the bus M11 , and then the bus M60-SBS

LGA is in NYC. It is about 30-50 minutes by car/taxi from Midtown Manhattan. There are a number of hotels at LGA as well as in Midtown. Enjoy your visit.

Google says 7 to 9 mins

I dont remember seeing one. I could be mistaken. There are shuttles to the car rental area.

It depends on where you are in New Jersey but on the average about an 1 hour and 40 minutes.

I do not remember anything like this at the actual airport. There are places to store your luggage for several days at places nearby. You could Google it and find which service you'd like

I am not sure. Check their website as it's mostly for local flights. For international JFK is popular.

I don't have a good, complete answer for you beyond getting an answer in writing from the relevant authorities. With that, bear in mind that it is not legal at a federal level, and crossing state lines via aircraft means that different laws will be in force than you might otherwise have expected from the city or state.

Using Google Translate It will take about 5 hours. If you use S.M. To get directions, you will get an ETA to your destination and what trains and buses you will have to take

Every day from 4:30 am

You should be able to use your passport. I would check with a travel agent or phone the airline direct just to ensure you good to go.

Is the child traveling alone? The airline will have an unaccompanied minor policy and process. Delta's is here: https://www.delta.com/us/en/children-infant-travel/overview

From La Guardia you can probably take a flight to one of the hubs of American airlines (Dallas, Miami, Chicago or Atlanta) and from there by one of them to Mexico. Actually there are many ways to get to Mexico from La Guardia, but I advise you to leave from JFK that has direct flights.

Yes, near ground transportation

If you go to the ticket counter, most airlines will still take cash with an ID.

According to the website of the TSA you can. Please see following link: https://www.tsa.gov/travel/security-screening/whatcanibring/items/hair-straightener-flat-iron

JFK is in Queens near Rockaway Beach. Long Island Beaches are Jones beach which is far from JFK and La Guardia. Hooe.this helps.

30 minutes by taxi depending the traffic.

Is not so far but could be expensive, ask for shuttles not sure about price, or public transportation to the nearest subway station and from there arrive to JFK by subway. But all depends in the luggage you have if is big or heavy go by Uber or taxi.

It depends, is it airline, air terminal or airport which is being affected by it. Go online to your aircarrier, or the airport website or 1010WINS or check the weather reports throughout the country and do the work in discovering the answer for yourself. You seem to have enough knowledge with this app to place this question here, you should have no difficulty on Google, bing or Firefox web browser, weather apps, traffic apps etc., to get your answers.

Subway is faster if you don't have too much luggage. Is not so far depends of traffic. I stay in a Hostel in the upper West side of central park less than 2 blocks from subway and the Central Park I even walk to Time Square by the nights, hostel was cheap and clean you can look for this kind of option. Enjoy NY!

Check booking.com I went a month ago but better stay close to Central Park in a Hostel was cheap close to subway or walking to Times Square few blocks. If you prefer Hotel than Hostal also some options depends of budget. If you will stay more than a weekend check some rent or airnb Brooklyn is nice not so expensive. Good luck!

It's less than an hour to JFK. That's with some traffic factored in. You should be okay to make it, but factor in security/parking any other variables once you arrive.

Contact the Brooklyn Cruise Port for information regarding Shuttle Service. A 3rd party would be involved with that service. The TSA would offer Shuttle Buses when a destination is also a TSA responsibility. Example: The LIRR or MTA 7Train station Hub at Woodside Queens to the Terminals of LGA. This is only if bus or train service is limited due to emergency or scheduled repairs.

There is so much construction at the airport, but 1. take the Tri-boro Bridge to the Grand Central Pkwy, and 2. follow the signs towards LGA. They will say GCP Eastern Long Island LA Guardia Airport. 3.Merge onto I-278 W 4.use 2 lane from the right lane Take exit 7 towards Terminal B/C/D LGA 5.use left lane, stay left at fork in road, keep diving towards Central Terminal Drive 6.Keep left, 7.Merge onto Central Terminal Drive 8.use the middle lane,, turn left slightly staying on Central Terminal Drive 9.then you are at Terminal B. Now somewhere before this will be your ramp for parking IF CONSTRUCTION HAS BEEN COMPLETED AT THAT PARKING TERMINAL LOT. CALL THE AIRPORT, ASK IF PARKING IS AVAILABLE OR DO YOU NEED TO PARK AT THE NEXT TERMINAL.

Google map knows it exactly rather than users.

Yes, however it is quite expensive. 39 a day.

There is a taxi line outside the airport. Follow signs for taxi. Brooklyn is huge, so without specifics it's impossible to give you directions. Google Maps will give you great public transportation directions if you plug in the address.

Take the m-60 bus to the nj Transit center in Manhattan, that'll take you near a mall in New Jersey.

Not only bus

Take the Q70 bus from any of the terminals at LGA , and get off at Roosevelt Avenue in queens. Which will connect you to the train R,Q,7, E, and M trains.

Due to traffic conditions I dont think so. But the flights are cheaper compare to jfk

Q72 bus to Junction Blvd, 7 train to Manhattan, transfer to another subway depending upon where you are going in Brooklyn (A, C, 2, 3, ...)

Travel times very much depend upon the time of day. Weekday rush hour traffic could turn a 45-minute cab ride into an hour and 45. And any special events could have a similar impact. I would plan on an hour ride each way but know that you shouldn't cut it too close. Get in early, leave late, and enjoy all the time you can at Times Square, Central Park, and The Met.

You need to take a bus to Penn Station, then you can grab the train from Penn Station to NJ

I believe that it depends which airline you are going to fly with. So, please talk to your airline about the fee.

You probably have to contact the airline or go on their website. I dont think the airport charge you to bring your pet.

Or ask one of the metro staff that are around - they will point you to the right bus

At a minimum, file reports with your airline, TSA, and local law enforcement as soon as possible after the incident.

I've paid in cash with no problems

You are on Google maps and you had to ask that?!

Delta to Delta u will be good

The fastest will be by car (yellow cab, uber etc), and will take about an hour depending on traffic. The cheapest is public transportation. The Q70 SBS, then the E to Penn Station, and from there are multiple Jersey lines that will take you to EWR.

24 mins way

LaGuardia

Head to the information desk

About an hour but it's a combination of bus and train. There are people there to help and get you on the right service

Yes ,let the airline know

Probably public transportation. Q70 SBS and then the F, M, R, or 7 train.

Uber

Yes it is

If it is a domestic flight we can understand, but as you have to catch an international flight at JFK you will be missing the flight.

About 4hrs

No their are none.

It all depends on the time At night with little traffic from 17 to 20 minutes On the day of 20 to 30 minutes

NYC Express / Golden Touch Transportation.

Clearing up

Avoid delay and confusion ... Taxi uber

I know an Uber is around $70 depending on the time of day

It's named after a mayor of NYC.

As per my knowledge there is no direct train link from LGA airport to Manhattan. One has to take a bus from the airport to the subway in Queens.

It's open 24 hrs 7 days a week.

So sorry. Do not understand

Long time parking facility for airport travellers is provided at a distance of 0.3 miles from the terminals @ $ 22.65 per day, i.e. 24 hrs at Aloft and Ibis hotels.

Taxi Uber pool 👍 o taxi. Uber x

With construction around the airpirt give yourself an hour to get to LaGuardia. New restaurants inside the airport.

It is better to buy it directly or first arrive in Queens ... if you can by plane it is much better ... to go to the beach of Virginia.

Okay

It should be put in whatever connection you get booked on. The luggage won't fly without you unless you already left.

Please ask in English please.

Yes

Did it 2 me also. Go into the settings and make sure there isn't another email adress there. They had my Amazon emails going to the trash and I didn't see it.

It's the fastest to CT

About 45 min in an uber

It's smaller. You can basically walk from one section to the next.

JFK is about 10 miles from LaGuardia Airport. There is an official airport bus service, ''NYCGolden Touch Transportation". For $17, you can board the "Airporter" from all terminals at both LaGuardia to and from JFK. Travel time is about 1 hr, but NYC traffic can be hectic, so allow for some extra travel time between flights. it can cost more than $45 with a private car service or taxi between both airports.

I only speak English

Terminal B

Taxi service to Manhattan

I think so

Fro zone

Uber

Welcome to NYC

Terminal A

Because of construction here at the airport, they ask that you be here at least 2 hours early

I think you can take the mega bus from 33st 11ave and Hudson

Book the flight?

Terminal B

Midnight

No

No they do not

Depending on traffic and what you decide on transportation. Anywhere from 30 minutes to an hour

I do believe you can, aa long as you have a photo ID with current address on it

From times square take the E train to queens and get off at Roosevelt Avenue and take the Q70 bus there. You can also take the 7 train and get off at 74th Street/Roosevelt Ave and take Q70 to LGA.

From the post office 10457 to Terminal A at LaGuardia you are 9.5 miles, which is 20 minutes by car in normal traffic Anna, I hope this helps you. -William

Take bus SB60 to Jefferson Heights then The Subway

No, but on the other side of the road at Vaughn College there are courses.

Use the Android App skiplagged.com Tell the App that you want to fly at 18th June !!! Return Date is 5th September . No skiplagged chooses the cheaper Connection of that round Trip voila youll fly to Detroit for 137$ . I use it all the time even to get to Europe . Try it

Travelocity or CheapoAir!

If you crawl, it is still about 400 miles away. Dancing your way there while drunk is the best way. Going to Key West...priceless.

No. There are designated smoke areas outside each terminal to smoke

About 75 degrees

Terminal B

Drivers license or passport

Bus 47 stops at Terminal A.

Yes, there are two. Ask to any policeman :)

Take the train from Newark Penn to NYC Wprld Trade Center, get on the E train till Roosevelt Ave and board the Q70 to Laguardia

The bus "station" is called The Port Authority and it is in Manhattan. There are other bus lines there in Queens which run many different routes. You need to know where you are going before asking advice how to leave from where you are. Does that make sense? Amended answer: There are a number of buses from LGA which connect to subway trains and the Long Island Railroad, which in turn take you anywhere except Staten Island.

About a 30 minute drive (in New York traffic) 15 miles or so

Domestic and international because you can go to Canada.

You have to securty undergo check

Take a short taxi to the Long Island Railroad, Woodside or a bus to the LIRR. Ride the train to Penn Station and ask the train attendant which subway to take. 4, 5, and 6 trains run on the east side, but there are others which may get you closer.

English please

Less then an hour

This question is incomplete. New York port may be New York Port Authority? Perhaps the port where cruise ships depart? Please re-phrase the question and maybe I can help you better.

It's more domestic than international but for Canada yes.

The only place you could safe see is either the Marina which is next to the Airport. Getting to and from Central Park in Manhattan would take too long and you would not get back in time

http://www.2theairport.com/

Yes, it depends from where you're going? They're separated by a tunnel or a bridge if you want to cross.

You will need ID

A little far away.

Unable to give answer

Yes. That's correct. Thanks!

Astoria is a neighborhood close to LaGuardia, many restaurants and coffees. A cab for 10 min or you can take the W or N train to Manhattan 20 min and the train station is Ditmars Blvd. 24 hours open and it's the closest one to LaGuardia.

La Guardia both only somes international flights depend where u goin

Have several options. Mass transit, E train or a bus would be your best option to get to LGA, depending on where you will stay.

More than an hour driving

There will be buses that will say Taxi Shuttle on them out front of the terminals that will transport you to the taxis, the buses are free to ride

No, not until you check in

Call helpline

Terminal B is your best choice

Good luck with that

B, that info should be on your ticket, if you Google your flight number it will give you the terminal as well. There are signs posted on the highway if you're driving in.

Delta is both Termonals C and D. You need to check your ticket to see what terminal you need to be at

Near JFK, you will not find any but near LaGuardia( another airport in NYC) yes. It's not far away.

Overseas 3 hours before and domestic flights 2 hours.

Bus.... No train (at least not even remotely convent). If you are trying to save money by doing a crazy connection.... Trust me, you are not saving anything.

I think you'll get a taxi from LaGuardia Airport to JFK, it's close. It will take 15min or max 20 min. It is not far and a taxi is more suitable. I will inquire and answer you ok. I received a message that said yes, there is a shuttle, a bus that connects the 2 airports. In your place I will take a taxi. Another answer said that there is a shuttle that goes to terminals B, C and D.

I do not understand your question?

Get off at Roosevelt Ave station and go up to ground level and take the Q70 bus to Terminal B where American Airlines is located

No. Why would you think that? Only to a different country would you need a passport

Astoria has plenty of restaurants and coffee shops that are worth visiting and don't include the traffic jams of going to Manhattan

Yup its Terminal B also Terminal B serve United, Air Canada, and American Airlines

5$ per half an hour but the 1hr is free

Unable to ans due to language problems

Terminal B which is the main terminal for LGA, its located nect to American Airlines on the far end near the new Terminal B parking garage

There is renovation in Laguardia airport keep in mind. The traffic is bad there.

About 30 min

I've always found la Guardia to be a shorter and cheaper Uber ride to Manhattan then JFK.

Use Google Map book Ubar and you can easily reach your destination

About an hour, you must b there one hour to safely say. Only because security lines for morning flights can be long. I did get there 30 mins before once because of traffic delay and I made it just fine but I wouldn't chance it.

No it is dirty. Not construction.

You can reserve a shuttle to get there. There are several companies on line that will provide those services or you can call the Hotel and see if they have a shuttle service that can pick you up

Terminal C but also D and they are connected

No you don't need a passport as of now only ID or driver license

Yes

LaGuardia bus

Go to your airline that you have been an online9

They go by letters now. Not sure what letter bus leaves you at what terminal

Absolutely

Taxi

Make a left at the big plane....

Should be fine as long as you are on time and not switching airlines. The individual terminals are separated my airline and not large.

There are plenty of different eateries and lounges in each of the terminals. I wouldn't go outside of the airport as there are only highways after you leave airport.

What air line

How safe is the Bronx? I would say in line with any other big city. Be smart and aware of your surroundings and you will be just fine.

https://www.tsa.gov/travel/security-screening/liquids-rule

Yes..take Q70 bus frm airport to Jackson Heights Rosevelt avenue Subway station then take mahanttan E train to 34 street Penn station for Amtrak station.

D and C gates depends on where they are going

No. You will have to get on one of MTA busses to a subway to get there. Q70 is you best one and get on the E Train to downtown Manhatten

Spirit in no longer at Terminal B it is at Terminal C for Departures and D for Arrivals. There is no curbside parking but u can pick up and drop off just can't sit long in the area

The easiest way is to take a taxi it's a flat rate from Lga to anywhere in NYC..

Train 7 to 74th Street Roosevelt Ave and take bus Q70 direct to LGA. There is no direct train.

You would have to call the Hotel for thier shuttle Service to pick you up, if not you can get on MTA buses to take you to the nearest train station

Depending on what terminal your at. If its Terminal B, take the Blue Route shuttle bus to get to sheltair. If you lr at C or D Terminals, get on the Red Route Shuttle bus

The shuttle picks up at the last bus shelter towards the new garage

Taxi amarillo or pre arrange transfers

No.LGA is in queens ny.while EWR is in NJ.

About $60 for yellow taxis, $52 for Uber or Lyft not including surcharges and tolls. Better taking free designated buses or MTA buses to subway.

Depends from what terminal you call them from.

No, take the SBS Q70 bus from LGA non-stop to 74th Street and Roosevelt Avenue there you can take the Number 7 train or take A, B, C and the M train

Former. New york city mayor

About 30 to 45 minutes drive. By bus, train and AirTram may take longer.

Yes. Although current airport construction may find you scrambling to your flight's gate or connecting flight at another terminal.

Take the 70 bus to the 7 train

Explain "Bath"... Do you mean how far is LGA from Manhattan? About 30 minutes to 1 hour depending on type of travel service used ranging from Car Services, Subways and Buses. Also traffic delays and ongoing construction detours and road closures.

For national flights be there at least 3 hours earlier because TSA staff is working with a skeleton crew due to personnel "calling in sick" in response to ongoing government shutdown and also because of ongoing airport construction which may have you running to another terminal instead of the one in your flight itinerary. Make sure to check in luggage at individual kiosks and / or customer service desks and to print out your boarding passes at home 24 hours prior to flight or at terminal if not able to use phone scan bar and / or printouts. Have a safe flight.

I was there yesterday. Security was a breeze. Plenty of TSA agents working. At least in Terminal B

Depending on traffic 35 Mins

Q70 SBS AND THE E train

Take M60 from 125th Street, Harlem or Astoria, Queens. Take Q72 from 63rd Drive MTA train station at Rego Park, Queens (Local M, R lines). Visit MTA.INFO for more information, maps, schedules and trip planners.

Take an Uber. Rental cars can be costly

Yes

Terminal B

Terminal B

No

Terminal B

You can either take the Q70 SBS or even the M60 SBS both of which will take you to a subway station that you will need to take to 5th. I would take Uber or Lyft Car Services, its faster and you can book then on your phone

They tell ypu at the airport only take Authorized taxis at the taxi stand and there are signs that say that also. There is a message the plays in the airport over the loud speaker that says only take Authorized Taxis.... You should of paid slower attention.

Do you have a driver's / non driver's license / ID? That is sufficient to show as proof of NYS residency anywhere in the continental USA and annexed states. I always show my Driver's License anywhere I travel and never had issues. Otherwise, show interim ID and name change form to TSA agents. Visit TSA''s / Homeland Security's website for more information.

Yes

Parking is available but ongoing airport construction makes access tricky. Arrive extra early to navigate barricades and detours.

Partially: Follow the news or call the airline directly.

Terminal B

A 20 - 30 min drive.

There are also metro machine located inside each terminal nearest thr bus stops for all MTA bus pick ups

American Airlines ia locates at the main terminal which is B.

Yes ,across Lga Terminal B. by 94 street like 3 or 4 hotels.take shuttle bus from Terminal B."blue or purple.

You would have to get permission from Port Authority who would in turn require permission from the FAA

There's one option for long-term parking at LaGuardia Airport: Economy Parking Lot 3. It's situated between Terminal B and Terminal C, with free shuttle service to take you to your terminal.

Yes

It also depends on traffic and what days you come in. It can range from 10 minutes up to 30

Its more a business and flights to the main land states. International fkights go out of JFK Airport.

Terminal B

Yes

LaGuardia has a distance limit, so flights further then Denver fly to either JFK or Newark.

Jackson Heights,Rosevelt avenue

Taxi... 🚕

If you want to use public transportation, take the M60 Bus to 125th Street & Lexington and transfer to a downtown (4) (5) or (6) Train. However, if you're in a time crunch, a cab is much faster.

It's Best to contact the Airline,,due to the weather. The weather's changing.. It's Hot 82degrees in Miami but New York is different

Not sure!! MapQuest the locations to get the correct information.

Can I use my ebt card to fly with in the u.s

Not sure!! Go on their website and look up location and fees.

Take the M60 Bus to Astoria Boulevard.

Due to safety they will check and question the customer.. Even if it's within the 3% size.

Taxi

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20 min.

Driver's licenses or other state photo identitycards issued by Department of Motor Vehicles (or equivalent) U.S. passport. U.S. passport card. DHS trusted traveler cards (Global Entry, NEXUS, SENTRI, FAST)

To be honest I have no idea But one piece of advice There are applications that give you that information, just search and download for your cell

Yes take train

Use Orbitz

Depends on traffic.... probably 45 mins to 1 hr... LaGuardia is a mess due to the construction.

No

The subway (train) $30 unlimited (anytime use) for 7 days The bus not sure The Taxi was our best choice from the airport to the hotel $50 bucks

Terminal b

Yes - Terminal A is separate from the rest of LGA and has a different exit from the highway. Very nice for people dropping you off or picking up. It's a terrific terminal - not the tumult of the rest of the terminals and, if there are not a lot of JetBlue flights scheduled, pretty spacious. Of course, with Covid, you still need to distance from other people so it's easier here. One more thing: the entrance is so beautiful - the original 1930's World's Fair architecture. Lots of history here. Was once the Marine Air Terminal and then Eastern Airlnes Terminal. Highly recommend flying from here - if you're going JetBlue from NYC, go LAG not JFK if you can.

Could be c or d should say on your itinerary or email confirmation

Close to water yes. Short? I don't know.

Yes

Yes u have one shuttle and its 20 dollars

Better check the board

Shuttle

No, you need to go to the street.

Have them meet you at baggage claim area. Have them call you after they pick up their bags so you can zip in and swoop them up.

Depends on your carrier. Fees start at $30

All terminals are together and is a small airport.

Yes D

No

Of course. So many transportation options at the airport in addition to the old yellow taxis that so used to dominate the transportation options at the airport.

TSA jobs. Check their job website

Fiorello La Guardia, the mayor of New York when the airport was built, sometime in the 50s.

1 hour

No

Talk to your airline and they should be able to help you get on the next available one. There will likely be a fee associated.

Somewhere around $78

yes, 17 dollars

LaGuardia is a much smaller airport with limited international flights to certain provinces in Canada. JFK is the main airport in NYC, where most international and longer haul domestic flights fly into. Location wise, both airports are in Queens, but LaGuardia is much closer to Manhattan than JFK.

Times square is about 30-45 minutes from the airport depending on traffic and time of day. Your best way to get there with that many is by public transportation by the M70 and the E train.

Check bags as soon as you get to airport.

Google local TSA human resources office in new york city

Take the E train to Roosevelt (Queens) and then take the Q70 bus. About an hour trip

I am in Jersey City as well. Totally depends how you are going. JFK by uber that early is fast. By public transit LGA is closer. JFK on subway is like 90 min trip. LGA is like an hour. My new trick is getting a Supershuttle from Manhattan (I just put in a hotel pickup address) because they don't go to Jersey City.

What airline

Yes

Heavy. Leave early

I don't think they allow luggage to be left at the airport.

At that time, I would take a cab. However, using public transportation, you can take the M60 Bus to 125th Street & Frederick Douglas Boulevard and transfer to the (A) Train.

2hrs

2hrs domestic, 3hrs International

Its not that bad.

Depends what airline

Try going to the unisphere or something

During the busy day, an hour or more. At strange late or early hours, around 45 mins

Always give it two hours

24/7 the counters open until 03h30 am.

LA two hours and fifty-three minutes. But you know LA is Louisiana not Los Angeles.

Approximately $45...depending on time of day

C and D

Through Uber. Taxis are expensive. Or hire a previous transfer online. AND

Good morning! Jeffrey is correct.

Uber, taxi if money is no concern and time is if value. There are buses plus trains if you want to go more economical.

And

Yes you can but it will cost more.. Due to the fact its more traffic and they be charge by the meter..Check with Uber its Less expensive.

Yes

Yes

I would call your connecting flight airline and ask them directly. C is right next to D but I don't think it will hurt for you to give the airline a heads up

Yes , not a problem

Yes..If you're not sure check with the airlines when you booked your ticket..

It's Best to plan ahead.. Check you're connected flights so that you don't spend hours waiting.. The airport is under construction in some areas..Book you're flights 2 hours apart if possible.

Question is ambiguous. However, one cannot walk to Penn Station from LaGuardia. Take either taxi or mass transit to Penn Station in NYC. New Jersey bound trains will depart from the west side of the station (8th Ave. side). From there you can get a local train to Edison which will also pass through Newark station. Use maps to get a good idea of the distances involved. Get tickets at station to avoid extra fee.

Depend where you go

TSA does not require children under 18 to present identification when traveling with a companion within the United states. Airlines may have their own requirements for identifying minors so you should check with the airline that you're using

Depends on where you are coming in from. Int'l flights, not really.

Terminal B

Which is the most recommended transport to go from La Guardia to JFK airport?

There is one in C and 1 in D

It need if your like 2 hour before just so you had times to check in and etc... It depends.. but if your flight is suppose to be at 12AM I would be at the airport by 9 or 10.

Can not help u with that I'm not a smoker

Yes ,amost all airport id in constrution process but the service are on

C & D

I am not sure what the hours are it may stop at 9pm.....he should call a taxi to get him to JFK

Terminal B Central

Departures c arrivals d

That's ridiculous Elizabeth'

Terminal B

Shuttles can run you to midtown. You may want to schedule if you want time square

I believe everything closes between 9 and 10pm

Buses and cabs run between them.

Subway/bus to port authority. $3 to $6. Port authority bus to self $20

Port authority red and blue routes go to A from other terminals. Q47 MTA bus goes to A from 74th st station

Terminal D

They share D with Delta

With the constriction right now they recommend you arrive at the airport 3 hours before departure. If you have to leave security then it will be cutting it close.

Best to take LIRR to LIRR Woodside then public bus or taxi. Otherwise you can take the E Train to Roosevelt and get a bus or taxi

Yes. Traffic is a mess but B is still fully operational.

Carry on is a 3oz limit

When you get to the airport ask for assistance.

There doing so many renovations on the Facility. The traffic flow was good.

Shuttles, taxis wnd limos.

Terminals C and D

Shuttle bus to all parking lots

Available at all terminals check the sign boards

Todd English's Figs -:pizza Terminal B; Yankee Clipper - 81 Marine Terminal Rd.; LaGuardis Cafe - Dom8nican - 97-02 23rd Ave. 8am seems to be opening time.

Nearly 15 miles upto battery park, from there you have to take ferry to statue of liberty.

Public transportation

I'd say somewhere between 14-18.

Max 30min

Depends on where in the Bronx. Use Google maps to determine how far.

You can call them They have shuttle service

Terminal C and D

Terminal B

Oh you should contact airlines about it immidiately to clearify doubts.

Yes there is a shuttle.

Depends on what parts of the Long island u can use public transportation or uber cab

Depends on you flying within usa Then LaGuardia or you flying international then JFK

JFK or EWR

45 min train and bus

Terminal B

Terminal D. How long is variable. I would leave two hours. Are you flying internationally?

Yes

Try using Google Maps, since you asked the question on Google Maps.

Terminal B

9 to 10 miles approx 25min.

Check which terminal is Usually terminal 2

Tough one.. I know you dont want to overly dress but at the same time you want to not have a sloppy appearance either. If I was you, id probably either nice jeans and a nice dress shirt or dress pants and dress shirt. Nothing to overboard. But again thats my opinion. I can understand why you were asking about this one. Hopefully some other people will answer as well with their opinions on this. Goodluck!! Hope you get it!

7 hours

Any place were bus, and taxi stand

If you don't mind traveling alitlle go to nj price very good

A taxi should cost maybe $35 to $50 (and 15%-20% tips are customary on top of fare). But you could also take the bus - take the M60 Select Bus Service from LGA and then the N subway from Astoria or the 2/3 subway from 125th. Subway/bus is maybe $5 total. (Yareny's experience is atypical, I don't know how you'd get to $85 in a yellow/green taxi.)

There is lot to do it's like another world movie, dining showcase and you can have a lot fun

Dude,your in Google map just search it xD

You can Google it...

No tolls at the airport.

Yes

6:00 to 6:45 to be safe

Not far at all, at most 45 minutes to a hour.

It just depends, but typically it's not that difficult.

Yes

Yes

It is the original Marine Air Terminal on the far west side of LaGuardia Airport.

Terminal C

About 45min trip to times square depending on traffic..

Public transportation: about an hour (i would add an extra 30 minutes), cost would be $6 per person (bus then subway expense).

You can try

Give yourself an hour just in case.

No, strangely enough, they close down for cleaning at that time.

Get there at 4-430

45 minutes to 1 hour depending in traffic

Yes, all you need is the app.

Yes, there are shuttle buses to Manhattan.

Terminal B

Cab will coat you $40 or so, Lyft, uber, juno $20-$35 There is a Laguardia JFK shuttle but i don't know how much.

At LGA? Or in the area? Depends on what you want to buy. But you can get almost anything in NYC if you go to the right place.

30 - 40 minutes.

I would take advantage of the shuttle service. it's easy to use.

No traffic it's about 15 minutes from the Whitestone Bridge.

NO ... unless you can catch a break with the airlines -- both of them !!!!

Question?

Yes, LsGurdia Airport is open today, March 8, 2018.

No, you have to take a bus no matter what to get to the subway stations.

31.8 miles according to Google maps when talking the I-95

It's up to the individual restaurant, bars in NYC can legally serve alcohol from 8 a.m. to 4 a.m.

No.. But when ur coming in on the plane yes and often a very cool close one

Yes

Terminal B, Concourse D

Possibly, depends on how busy they are

Doubt you are arriving directly from Tokyo thru LGA...

Depends on the time you get in to lga you are cutting it close

Terminal B.

65 miles. 1h15.

Terminal B

A lot of hotel are offering this kind of service in NYC. Luggage locker.

Nope.

From where?

An airport i guess.

Terminal B

No but the M60 bus will take you from LGA to Columbia

Terminal B.

There is one that seems to be highly rated called "Aloft New York LaGuardia" which is 0.3 miles away. There is also a Courtyard by Marriott nearby as well. Most hotels in the area are right off of Ditmars Blvd.

Domestic not international

It's in Terminal B

Must have gov't issued id with photo to clear tsa

No, just positive photo id

No

What job are you referring to? Each company determines it's workers pay

It would probably only take you 2 hours but to be safe I'd say 3

Depending on which terminals you're walking with between, Maybe but I would think no especially with all the construction. You can catch a free shuttle bus.

There are actually a few shuttles that go between the two airports at a set price. Look on the airports websites for details prices and times

No it's not a international airp5

It will be a long trek but it is doable with both bus and train. You may take the Q70 bus to Jackson Heights and take the E train to its last stop at World Trade Center. There you can transfer to the PATH train which will take you to Jersey City. The whole trip should take anywhere between 60 to 75 mins.

Very likely

Lol pretty clean I must admit... Maybe luxurious in the clubs aviable

Jfk

yes, yoy can as long you dont check yourself, bit not that earlie, 3 hours at most

At least two hours before the scheduled departure

After the snow ends, for a while

Yeah

Yes

If you needed to go straight to Times Square the easiest public transit route is: M60-SBS express bus (signs in the airport should lead you there) to Astoria Blvd, then get on the N or W train from there to the 42nd Street/Times Square train station (roughly 45 minutes). You could take a cab instead of the M60 to save some time but it'd cost more (guessing $8-10).

Huh?

It's all up to the discretion of the TSA agent

You can usually check in for flights 24 hours ahead, however I doubt they would take your checked bags until a few hours before the flight. As to spending the night, I've seen people sleeping on the floor, although I'm not sure I would recommend it.

I think Terminal B

I think @Michele M is right. ⬆️⬆️.. I think it is A tho

There is one but you have to do your research online. Not Google maps

Yes

No

Uber doesn't fly yet. Nevertheless, leave Hoboken ASAP.

Terminal B

All arrivals and departures for Southwest Airlines are through Terminal B at LaGuardia.

Of course yes, you can travel to Canada

All United Airlines arrivals and departures are through Terminal B at LaGuardia.

Yeah, if you want to wake up covered in cockroaches.

Doubtful into LGA.

Terminal B

Yes

All United Airlines flights at LaGuardia are out of Terminal B.

I think it's Terminal B

And

Southwest Airlines is at Terminal B Ms. Maria ...... call me for more info. :

idk

No, it was for Alaska Airlines

Terminal B

Leave D through the exit, find C, go through security all over again.

No, Queens

Depends on traffic. Assuming no traffic, it would take 15 mins.

Both

You need to check with you hotel if they provide you a one

i paid for the service 15 dollars

Terminal C & D

Terminal B

American airlines terminal is B and C. If you fly to Charlotte you will fly from terminal C however if you fly to Washington DC then you will fly from terminal B.

All domestic airlines fly from terminal B

All domestic airlines fly from terminal B

All domestic airlines are from Terminal B.

American Airlines is on Terminal B. Mostly all domestic airlines fly from Terminal B

It's not mandatory

Yes. Parking is available

Terminal b is central terminal. Has spillover tho

One day before what?

There is a shuttle out front

Drivers licence is OK

take the NYC AIRPORTER, 15USD single trip

Terminal B has AirLines that fly south

As far as it do not have more than 100ml (aporox. 3 and a half ounces), yes you can carry on board.

10km something

from grand central exit 7

yes it'll be busy because almost everybody is flying back home after labor day.

Concourse B Terminal B

Yes

Try the parking spot. Park nearby and free shuttle to airport

That's a long trip

There is lost and found after baggage claim

The terminals are separated by arrivals and departures and airport parking

No