Terminal B
Every airline except Delta, including American (a hub), Air Canada, Frontier, JetBlue, Southwest and United.
Also known as: LaGuardia, LGA Airport, La Guardia Airport, New York LaGuardia.
LGA · KLGA · New York

LaGuardia Airport (LGA) is one of the three main airports serving New York City, along with JFK and Newark. It sits in East Elmhurst, Queens, on the shore of Flushing Bay, and is the closest of the three to Manhattan (about 8 miles from Midtown).
Most flights are domestic. A federal perimeter rule bars most nonstop flights beyond 1,500 miles, with exceptions for Denver and Saturdays, so transcontinental and overseas flights use JFK or Newark instead. LaGuardia is a hub for American Airlines and Delta Air Lines, and Air Canada, Frontier, JetBlue, Southwest and United also fly here. International flights come only from airports with US preclearance, such as Toronto, Montreal and Halifax.
Two terminals are in use, both rebuilt in recent years: Terminal B for every airline except Delta, and Terminal C for Delta. The historic Marine Air Terminal (Terminal A) has had no airline service since May 2026.
There is no rail link. Buses such as the Q70 LaGuardia Link connect with the subway, and most travelers continue by taxi or pre-booked car to Manhattan, Queens and Brooklyn.
Port Authority of New York and New Jersey
Two, 4/22 and 13/31, each 7,002 ft (2,134 m)
About 32.8 million in 2025
December 2, 1939
American Airlines and Delta Air Lines
LaGuardia has two terminals in use, B and C, and most arrivals are domestic, so you go straight to baggage claim. Flights from Canada arrive precleared: you already passed US customs and immigration before departure.
Check which terminal you land at: Delta uses Terminal C and every other airline uses Terminal B. Your driver meets you at your terminal.
After baggage claim, follow the signs for taxis, ride apps and buses. Licensed yellow taxis wait at the official stands outside each terminal, and ride-app pickups have their own signposted areas. The Q70 LaGuardia Link bus to the subway leaves from the terminals.
Ignore anyone inside the terminal offering rides, and use only the official taxi stand or your pre-booked driver. Traffic around the airport and into Manhattan can be heavy, so allow extra time.
There is no train to LaGuardia; most travelers take a taxi or pre-booked car, and buses connect with the subway.
A pre-booked driver meets you at Terminal B or C and takes you to Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens or Long Island. The easiest option with luggage.
Licensed yellow taxis wait at the official stands outside each terminal. Fares are metered and an airport access fee applies.
A Select Bus Service to the subway at Jackson Heights and the Long Island Rail Road at Woodside, with free subway transfers using OMNY or MetroCard. Cheap, but you carry your bags through stations.
The M60 Select Bus Service runs to upper Manhattan, with subway connections along the way. Slow in traffic.
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Every airline except Delta, including American (a hub), Air Canada, Frontier, JetBlue, Southwest and United.
Delta Air Lines and Delta Connection.
Main airlines at LaGuardia and the terminal each uses.
Air Canada TB
Airline guideAmerican Airlines TB
Airline guideDelta Air Lines TC
Airline guideFrontier Airlines TB
Airline guideJetBlue TB
Airline guideSouthwest Airlines TB
Airline guideUnited Airlines TB
Airline guideOfficial yellow taxi stands outside Terminals B and C.
Signposted pickup areas for ride apps at each terminal.
MTA buses, including the Q70 LaGuardia Link and M60 Select Bus Service, stop at the terminals.
In Terminal C; see Airport lounges.
In Terminal B; see Airport lounges.
Delta's largest Sky Club, for members and eligible premium passengers.
American Airlines' club, for members and eligible oneworld premium passengers.
Request wheelchair or mobility assistance through your airline when you book, and confirm it at least 48 hours before you fly.
Tell your airline if you need help from the gate to the curb, especially if you are connecting between Terminals B and C.
Rules for service and emotional support animals are set by each airline, so check with yours before you travel and carry the required documents.
Airline staff meet passengers who requested assistance at the aircraft and accompany them to baggage claim and the curb.
LaGuardia Airport is in East Elmhurst, Queens, about 8 miles from Midtown Manhattan, the closest of New York's three main airports to the city. There is no train link, so travelers use taxis, pre-booked cars or buses such as the Q70 LaGuardia Link and M60.
Delta Air Lines and Delta Connection use Terminal C, which has Delta's largest Sky Club. Every other airline, including American, United, Southwest, JetBlue, Air Canada and Frontier, uses Terminal B.
Only from airports with US preclearance, such as Toronto, Montreal and Halifax, where you clear US customs and immigration before you fly. LaGuardia has no customs facilities, so other international flights use JFK or Newark.
A perimeter rule bars most nonstop airline flights to or from airports more than 1,500 miles away, with exceptions for Denver and Saturdays. Transcontinental flights to the West Coast use JFK or Newark instead.
No. LaGuardia has no direct rail link. The Q70 LaGuardia Link bus connects with the subway at Jackson Heights and the Long Island Rail Road at Woodside, and the M60 bus runs to upper Manhattan. Most travelers with luggage take a taxi or pre-booked car.
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