La Guardia Airport
Flushing, NY 11371
Phone: (718) 533-3400
- Directions:
- M60, Q33, Q47, Q48 buses
Editorial Review for La Guardia Airport – by Jason Clampet
Overview
La Guardia is one-third the size of JFK and a little more than half of Newark's. The four terminals service domestic carriers as well as Air Canada. The Delta Shuttle and US Airways Shuttle, with service to Boston, Philadelphia and Washington, D.C., operate out of their own terminals. Allow up to 30 minutes to travel between the terminals using buses A (all terminals) and B (excludes Marine Air Terminal).
Facts
Since most of the shuttles' patrons drive in and out in limos and taxis, services at these terminals are paltry. The Central and US Airways main terminals offer the best options. The former offers the only Internet connection.
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Insider Tips
Know Before You GoFares to La Guardia run between $25 and $30, plus tolls and tip, depending on point of origin.
The ExtrasAvis, Budget, Dollar, Hertz and National. Shuttles to lots are available at every terminal.
Save MoneyM60 bus line, which originates from 106th Street and Broadway, goes directly to the airport in about 30 minutes, depending on traffic. The Q33 bus line also runs directly to the airport. Both routes will cost you a mere $2.
User Reviews for La Guardia Airport
05/16/2004 Posted by einsteinumd
USAirways' terminal provides fast connections between the regular and Shuttle flights, which have their own section with quick at-gate check-in, free newspapers/magazines, and other business traveler-oriented amenities, and the food court/retail hall separating them is superb for an airport. If you don't want to stop, it takes under 10 minutes to get from a regular gate to a Shuttle gate (or the reverse). If flying from LGA, they have the self-check-in kiosks and the security lines generally aren't bad.
Pros: Easy connections, Decreasing delays, It has an NYC feel
Cons: , Delays over holidays
03/16/2003 Posted by corpkid
I've used all three for years, flying every weekend practically. LaGuardia has consistently been the best in terms of service, predictability (i.e. rediculous traffic), being able to get a cab quickly, and "stuff to do" at the airport. Only big problem: DELAYS! I'd guess about 25% of flights are delayed. Overall, if you can, I'd go here.
Pros: Close, Clean, Nice Terminals
Cons: Delays, No Int'l Flights, No Subway Access
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