LaGuardia Airport (LGA)

New York, US πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ Large International Airport Scheduled Service

ICAO

KLGA

IATA

LGA

Elevation

21 ft

Region

US-NY

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Airport Information

GPS Code: KLGA

Local Code: LGA

Location: 40.777199Β° N, -73.872597Β° E

Continent: NA

Type: Large International Airport

Keywords: Manhattan New York City NYC Glenn H. Curtiss Airport North Beach Airport La Guardia

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Technical Information

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Designation Length Width Surface Status
04/22 7000 ft 150 ft ASP Active Lighted
13/31 7000 ft 150 ft ASP Active Lighted
H1/H1 60 ft 60 ft ASP Active

Type Description Frequency
APP NEW YORK APP 118.0 MHz
APP NEW YORK APP 132.7 MHz
ATIS ATIS 125.95 MHz
CLD CLNC DEL 121.875 MHz
DEP NEW YORK DEP 120.4 MHz
GND GND 121.7 MHz
TWR TWR 118.7 MHz
UNIC UNICOM 122.95 MHz

Ground Transportation

Last updated: Jul 20, 2025
Taxis

Official yellow taxis are available at designated taxi stands outside each terminal. Fares are metered, plus any applicable tolls and surcharges. Ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft also operate at LGA with designated pickup areas outside the terminals.

Rental Cars

Rental car companies are located off-site. Free shuttle buses are provided to take passengers from the terminal arrivals level to the rental car facilities. Major companies include Avis, Budget, Enterprise, Hertz, and National.

Public Transportation

LaGuardia is connected to the city's public transit system via bus. The free Q70-SBS LaGuardia Link bus provides a non-stop connection to the subway (E, F, M, R, 7 lines) and the Long Island Rail Road (LIRR). The M60-SBS bus connects to Manhattan (Harlem) and several subway lines. Fares can be paid using OMNY or a MetroCard.

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Brand New Laguardia Posted by NYANWT on April 15, 2021

A Brand New Modern Airport! I Am Glad To Only Be A 15 Minute Drive FROM It.

The Entire Airport Got Revamped Posted by atlantaz on March 30, 2021

I Like How My Closest Airport To Me Got Changed ENTIRELY, The Terminals Are Now Different, and More Signs And Services Have Been Built

Trminals numbers Posted by on November 26, 2009

The terminals numbering system is extremely confusing. Kindly add more signs.

Bomb scare Posted by david on August 1, 2009

Early in the morning of 1 August 2009, LaGuardia was evacuated because of a passenger carrying a fake bomb, resulting in huge delays:

http://www.cbc.ca/world/story/2009/08/01/laguardia-evacuted.html

Customs and LGA Posted by david on March 22, 2009

LaGuardia has customs available for general aviation, but unlike EWR and JFK, it doesn't have a separate international section with customs lines, etc. As a result, it handles only domestic U.S. scheduled airline flights, as well as a few from Canadian airports that have U.S. customs preclearance facilities. A lot of its traffic is shuttles up and down the east coast and out to Chicago.

It was a huge deal for me when Ottawa added customs preclearance in the late 1990s, because then I could fly from YOW straight to LGA and take a cheap, fast taxi ride into midtown for business meetings, instead of having to fly to Newark and take a long, slow cab ride in, then try to bribe a NYC cabbie to take me all the way back out to Newark for a late afternoon flight home.

Ground Transportation Posted by on June 5, 2007

The best way into Manhattan is just to take a NYC cab. It's a pretty fast and reasonably cheap ride in if traffic permits.