New York City, New York
LaGuardia Airport (LGA) is located in Queens and is the closest airport to Manhattan. It primarily serves domestic flights and flights from Canada, offering quick access to the city center.
The newly redeveloped Terminal B features stunning art installations, a water feature show, and spacious gate areas with plenty of natural light.
Relax in modern waiting areas, enjoy local NYC food favorites like Shake Shack and Junior's Cheesecake, or view the public art displays throughout the terminals.
Early morning flights often avoid the worst traffic delays. The airport is busiest during Monday mornings and Friday afternoons.
Open to ticketed passengers and those meeting arrivals in designated areas. Parking is limited and expensive; pre-booking is essential.
Free unlimited WiFi, power outlets at every seat, nursing rooms, and pet relief areas are standard in the new terminals. Rental car shuttles are frequent.
Take the free LaGuardia Link Q70 bus from Jackson Heights-Roosevelt Av subway station for a fast, cheap connection. Avoid driving during rush hour.
Citi Field (home of the Mets), Flushing Meadows Corona Park, and the Queens Museum are very close by.