What terminal at LGA
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What terminal at LGA
We're on flight 5956 LGA/MYR 8/19, return 5879. Embraer 175 out, 170 return. I need to know if it's Terminal A or B for these flights to arrange transportation. Thanks.
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None of the above. Terminal A is the Marine Air Terminal and only used for Shuttle flights to/from ORD at DCA. Delta doesn't operate from Terminal B at LGA.
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It's going to be terminal C or D.
I don't think you'll be able to find out much before the morning of your flight, but, what's the difference, really? I'm in the limo business <tho, not in NYC>. You can just tell your driver which terminal when you're in the car. Even if you're dropped off at the wrong one, you can still check in there, and walk from one to the other after you go thru security - they're connected, and, it's maybe a 3 minute walk at most.
I don't think you'll be able to find out much before the morning of your flight, but, what's the difference, really? I'm in the limo business <tho, not in NYC>. You can just tell your driver which terminal when you're in the car. Even if you're dropped off at the wrong one, you can still check in there, and walk from one to the other after you go thru security - they're connected, and, it's maybe a 3 minute walk at most.
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For arrival into LGA, every time I've arranged a car in NYC, I provide the flight number, and they show up at the right place (save for a last minute gate change which happens).
For leaving LGA, it really doesn't matter. You can check the flight number on the way to LGA and tell the driver, but even if you just pick one (C or D), they are connected airside by a walkway.
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Outbound or Return?
For arrival into LGA, every time I've arranged a car in NYC, I provide the flight number, and they show up at the right place (save for a last minute gate change which happens).
For leaving LGA, it really doesn't matter. You can check the flight number on the way to LGA and tell the driver, but even if you just pick one (C or D), they are connected airside by a walkway.
For arrival into LGA, every time I've arranged a car in NYC, I provide the flight number, and they show up at the right place (save for a last minute gate change which happens).
For leaving LGA, it really doesn't matter. You can check the flight number on the way to LGA and tell the driver, but even if you just pick one (C or D), they are connected airside by a walkway.
You will know which terminal 2+ hrs before departure and even if it is switched at the last minute you can go through checkin and security at either terminal and there is a walkway between them.
Just pray you don't get gates C12 thru C14. That involves taking a bus from the terminal to the tarmac and walking up stairs to the plane.
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Thanks
For all the great info. The reason I wanted to know was for car rental shuttles, they don't go to all the terminals. With all the uncertainty, I am just going to long term parking. Any great lots with good shuttle service? i have 5 people with me and baggage.
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I recommend that you get off at Terminal D and clear security there. Terminal D has CLEAR while C doesn't. If your flight is from Terminal C it's a short walk with moving walkways. The Terminal D Sky Club is closer to gates up to C26 then the Terminal C Sky Club is. There's also a small Admirals Club in Terminal C. All of the gate areas are inadequate.
If you decide to use Long Term Parking, it's no longer Valet. You drive in and self park and then get the RED LINE Bus at the closest stop (they're all identifiable by the shelters. The Bus will go from Long Term Parking to Terminal A, then to D and then C.
Either way, use the 82nd St exit from the Grand Central Parkway and follow the signs.
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If you decide to use Long Term Parking, it's no longer Valet. You drive in and self park and then get the RED LINE Bus at the closest stop (they're all identifiable by the shelters. The Bus will go from Long Term Parking to Terminal A, then to D and then C.
Either way, use the 82nd St exit from the Grand Central Parkway and follow the signs.
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I've never waited over 10 minutes, even at 4 AM. The ride is about 10 minutes.
The Bus is not red in color. It has a sign which says RED ROUTE
The Bus is not red in color. It has a sign which says RED ROUTE