Originally Posted by Blumie
It probably won't surprise you to know that I think LGA is terrific. It's close to the city and is small enough that it's usually only a few minutes from the curb to the plane. I don't know what facillities (sic) you're looking for in an airport, but when I go to LGA it's to get on a plane, and I like that LGA is close to the city and the plane is close to the curb (remember who was whining about the walk at JFK? You won't have that problem at LGA). If by "facillities" (sic, again) you want a shopping mall and trains to the gates, you'll have to go to DEN or some similar atrocity for that.
You know it's ok if you don't like JFK: that's not ridiculous (although I do disagree). What is ridiculous are these so-called "reasons" and your utterly idiotic statement (please don't get confused: I'm calling your statement idiotic, not you) about demoting the person who approved the project to baggage handler. Why do I like the new terminal? It's new, it's bright, and most importantly it's connected to airplanes that take me where I want to go. BTW, if you understood the design of the new terminal, you would understand that, once completed, you will be able to get to half of the gates without having to go down the escalator and walking under the tarmac.
Blumie, apparently you believe you can ascribe the word "idiotic" to a statement and not consider that a reflection of the person who made the statement. I think that kind of reasoning is a scam.
Furthermore, you now choose to mock my typograpical errors. Okay, then let's look at YOUR message.
LaGuardia Airport is not "close to the city," it's IN the City of New York. Your statement implying that the borough of Queens is not part of the City of New York is what is ridiculous.
By the way, I live in Brooklyn (part of the City of New York since 1898) so on short trips, I take my car to LaGuardia and leave it at the garage. I think the garage should have luggage carts. What an idiotic idea!