How to take the NYC Subway to Laguardia Airport from Manhattan in 2022

[@danpowers3775]

if anyone is staying on the Upper West Side near Broadway & 106th St; take the M60-SBS to LGA Airport located at the northeast corner of 106th St-Broadway. *SBS* aka Select Bus Service means you must pay for the bus ride before boarding the bus: (step 1; press start button, step 2; insert metrocard into the machine, 3rd & final step; take back metrocard & then take/keep ticket receipt for possible inspection, then you can enter anywhere onto the bus & be on your way to LGA.

[@dbkoobnyc4815]

This was a really informative video. It really broke it down step by step. I will suggest it to my friends when they come to NY

[@richardsnyder842]

I could have used this info back in December. My wife and I arrived at LaGuardia fours late because of a dusting of snow. Then went to wait on our shared shuttle, which was 90 minutes late. The round trip shuttle for two seemed like a bargain when lady from the Philippines said that it only cost $22. When the bill arrived it said $72. You live and learn.

[@shabbib1]

Currently sitting in LGA waiting on my flight. I usually use ride-share to get from midtown to LGA. Randomly happened across this video and decided to try it. 51 minutes exactly from my midtown hotel to LGA at a total cost of $2.80. Thanks for the video

[@ASQ1Fan]

Those of you saying "take the M60 SBS from Astoria Blvd" the issue is the bus can be crowded by the time it pulls in. It's originating from Morningside Heights, not Astoria. It makes all those stops on 125th. Roosevelt Blvd is the Q70's 1st stop after Woodside. Possibly more room for your luggage and to get a seat. Unless it's a weekend I would just walk up to 53rd and take the E straight in. I'm a fan of the R46s but not a fan of the local stops in Queens.

[@ahmadfrw1]

The M60 SBS is only good for people travelling from the Harlem, Upper East Side, Upper West Side, Washington Heights, and Inwood sections of Manhattan as well as some sections of The Bronx. I agree with you on the (E) but I would catch it at 42nd Street-Port Authority since that is closer to Times Square (and it is a better option than the faster yet more expensive LIRR out of Penn Station, which leads to a longer ride on the Q70 LaGuardia Link).

[@angelaleon63]

Now that I'm in Manhattan this totally makes sense! Thank you! Will use this when it's time to go home!

[@willyberesford6964]

You can also take the N or W to Astoria Blvd for the M60 SBS

[@USNveteran]

They spent BILLIONS on the terminal upgrade at LGA but the only mass transit link is still the bus, even a ferry to midtown would have been a plus. EWR & JFK both have trains, and ISP is a short walk to the LIRR. I usually go to ISP as it's very easy and quick access to the parkways & LIE.

[@copyandpaste2052]

ferry to midtown from laguardia is the dumbest shit ive ever heard. build a ferry next to an airport with planes taking off and landing yep great idea

[@HorizonMelt]

This is super helpful and i love the walkthrough detail. The visuals helps with what to expect. I keep hearkng the q70 is free but one must get that transfer ticket though?

[@rajeevk.pathak771]

Excellent. Lucid. Informative. Hassle-free, inexpensive travel tips! Bravo!!!

[@linlinred3689]

im so glad i found ur channel.... ur such a great help...thank you!!!!

[@guilavina]

thank u so much... helping a lot of people around the world congrats from Brazil

[@sourpancakes9748]

I always go to Jackson heights Roosevelt avenue it's a very big station but I only take the E or F train there so I can get to the D

[@olmanrojas3038]

how I didn’t see this KZbin channel before!!!! Awesome and thanks

[@nonstopnewyork5054]

Thanks for checking it out Olman!

[@jennifersanchez8152]

Thank you for making this video. I’m a New Yorker but I’m from westchester. The one time I did fly, it was from HPN and I wanted to try going from la guardia. Honestly, I’m regretting because I have no idea what I’m doing.

[@ahmadfrw1]

It is actually more advisable that you take MetroNorth Railroad to Harlem-125th Street and transfer to the M60 SBS to LaGuardia Airport. If you cannot afford MetroNorth fares, then you should take Bee Line Bus into The Bronx, and transfer to the MTA. This depends on where you are. The advisories are as follows: Eastchester/Tuckahoe, New Rochelle and Pelham Manor - take Bee Line Bus route 45 to Pelham Bay Park, transfer to the Q50 LIMITED to Flushing/Main Street and transfer to the Q48. Areas along the Long Island Sound to Port Chester - take Bee Line Bus route 60/61 to Baychester Avenue, transfer to the Bx30 to Bartow Avenue, transfer to the Q50 LIMITED to Flushing/Main street and transfer to the Q48. Areas along the Hudson - take Bee Line Bus routes 1 or 3 to West 242nd Street/Van Cortland Park, transfer to the (1) train to 168th Street, transfer to the (A) train to 125th Street and transfer to the M60 SBS. White Plains and Central Westchester areas - take Bee Line Bus routes 20/21 to Woodlawn, transfer to the (4) train to 125th Street and transfer to the M60 SBS, or take Bee Line route 40 to Mount Vernon, transfer to the 42 to Wakefield/east 241st Street (or take Bee Line route 25 or 26 to White Plains Road and Nereid Avenue), transfer to the (2) train to East Tremont Avenue/West Farms Square, transfer to the Q44 SBS to 39th Avenue/Main Street and transfer to the Q48, or take Bee Line routes 52 or 55 to Dyre Avenue, transfer to the (5) train to East Tremont Avenue/West Farms Square, transfer to the Q44 SBS to 39th Avenue/Main Street and transfer to the Q48.

[@ThePumpin1]

I am surprised a city like New York doesn't have a direct subway route to LaGuardia Airport. Even Chicago has a direct El train route to O'Hare. They (Chicago) haven't had a bus route to O'Hare since 1983 (35 years ago). They also have a direct El line to Midway Airport as well.

[@nonstopnewyork5054]

There's a train you can take to JFK and they're planning one for Laguardia, but for now, it's train+bus.

[@aglo5297]

What train goes direct to JFK from mid city? I'm searching online and theres so much changing routes... am I missing something ?

[@nonstopnewyork5054]

It's not direct to JFK from Manhattan but you can do it train-only. No bus. You can take the subway or LIRR to Jamaica and transfer to the AirTrain

[@michaelmorales1475]

Because of NIMBYs. It was Planned.

[@dennisthebrony2022]

UPDATE: You can also take the N and W, then exit at Astoria BLVD, and then take the Q60 Bus.

[@newanimedvd]

Thanks, by far the best instruction vlog on the subject

[@nonstopnewyork5054]

Thanks for watching Victor!

[@OnyxTiger]

You can also take the N train to get to LGA. Take the N train to Queensboro Plaza and then switch to the 7 train towards Flushing. Get off at 74th St Roosevelt Ave and take the Q70.

[@joannajumper7739]

Thank you for the great info. Came to and from Manhattan/LGA for cheap and easy! I ❤️NY

[@wmeares957]

We are coming in next month for the first time staying at the Margarativille resort from LGA not sure which route to take

[@davidempire4874]

Even if you're not flying to LGA, there is a way to get to Manhattan for as low as $2.75, the cost of a Subway ticket, from JFK, or $4.35 from EWR. To get from JFK to Manhattan: 1. If you aren't already at Terminal 5, take the AirTrain there (no fare required between terminals). 2. At Terminal 5, board the MTA Q10 Bus and take it to Lefferts Blvd & Liberty Ave. 3. Transfer to the A Train (it's a free transfer) at Ozone Park-Lefferts Blvd. The A Train goes nearly the entire length of Manhattan from the Financial District to Inwood. To return to JFK from Manhattan: 1. Take the A Train to Ozone Park-Lefferts Blvd. Note that there are multiple A Train routes. You want the one to Ozone Park-Lefferts Blvd, NOT Rockaway Park-Beach 116th St or Far Rockaway-Mott Ave. 2. Transfer to the Q10 Bus (it's a free transfer) at Lefferts Blvd & Liberty Ave (right outside the station), and take it to JFK Terminal 5. 3. If you're flight isn't in Terminal 5, take the AirTrain (free between terminals) to your terminal. To get from EWR to Manhattan: 1. From any terminal, take the NJ Transit Bus 62 to Newark Penn Station. The fare is $1.60. 2. At Newark Penn Station, transfer to the PATH train. The fare is $2.75 and accepts MetroCards. Take the PATH to its eastern terminus at World Trade Center in Downtown Manhattan, in which you can transfer to the Subway to get you anywhere you need to go. To return to EWR from Manhattan: 1. At World Trade Center, take the PATH train to Newark Penn Station. 2. At Newark Penn Station, transfer to NJ Transit Bus 62 to EWR. I highly recommend you make a video for EWR and JFK, so no matter which airport you're flying from, you can get to Manhattan for under $5.

[@3ktone685]

If you are planning a trip to new york, avoid LGA at all costs. Go for JFK, or EWR (Newark) if the plane ticket plus the train ticket to penn station.

[@JayRadclff]

Great narration and details

[@leonardosantos2414]

Very cool video! Thank you! I'll be in NYC in Sep but arrival from JFK to Manhattan...could you make this video? Thank you!

[@andretremblay1539]

New York, the city, the door of heaven....

[@gorillaj131]

Awesome stuff brother was a big help

[@hemp4haters]

Perfect video man, thanks!

[@lol-ug2ry]

Wow! You are fast, the train is fast, everything is fast! (Lenny)

[@keooka]

Very informative video. Thank you so much! living nyc tomorrow :(

[@nonstopnewyork5054]

Hope you have a good time! Thanks for watching

[@saarthaknarsipur3753]

Awesome! I was looking for a way to get to Port Authority from LGA. This should help me out. Thanks a bunch :D

[@tembosoundsshow9867]

Very dope. Thanks for the insights.

[@imericakane]

Thank you for this! It worked perfectly!!

[@nonstopnewyork5054]

Glad I could help!

[@teresab6291]

Are there elevators to the subway? I’ll be traveling with a 91 year old. She walks just fine, but stair are hard for her. Thanks in advance.

[@desir82022]

Does it stop at Terminal A for JetBlue? Because, I am planning to take JetBlue to BOS from LGA in October. Please, advise? Great video and info by the way. Thanks.

[@nonstopnewyork5054]

No. Terminal A is really small and only serves flights from a few select cities (one of which is Boston) on certain airlines. You can take one of LaGuardia's free shuttle buses that go between the terminals to get to one of the ones where the Q70 stops. As an aside, terminal A is the best partly because of it's size. It's a lot quieter, security line is usually much smaller, and it has a nice Art Deco lobby from the 30s.

[@desir82022]

NonStopNewYork Many thanks. Have a blessed day!!!

[@EpicThe112]

Definitely good tips but at 49th street you could have taken the N or W trains to Astoria Blvd for the M60 sbs which uses an articulated bus that holds more people than a Q70sbs 40ft due to the fact it has people coming from the 1 train at 103rd street closest 1 train stop to W106th & Broadway. If no N or w trains at 49th street walk to 47-50th street on the F or M t trains towards 74th street Broadway Jackson Heights which also has the Q70sbs

[@sgamage23]

Great video, very helpful!

[@Aprilmayjunexooxo]

Thank you this video was very informative! I do have a question though? I will be with 4 other persons I’m I able to hand the card to them or will I have to purchase multiple metro cards?

[@lgaalt6380]

We can also take the N, or W then the M60 to LGA

[@jonathanf2392]

1:53 we see that the R train will come in 3 min but the N comes first (wasn't on the digital screen). Proves that MTA is broken.

[@nonstopnewyork5054]

I've found those screens really inaccurate compared to the led-style ones on the 4,5,6 line

[@luisarturogargom9045]

Can I get several Q70 bus tickets with only one metrocard I'm sharing with friends?

[@diannesammons4678]

Thank you. This was very hellpful.

[@huncho1057]

That supreme metro card 🔥🔥🔥

[@cristiancastillo187]

Migos wet h

[@SKF358]

This is a hugely helpful video.

[@ZeldaCSmith]

Thanks for making it look EASY for me..

[@robertpx]

very nice video ! great ! I don't understand only if I have to buy a ticket for the metro and another ticket for the bus, of if the first is enough. not for money saving, but just to be sure I do the right things.

[@naraterry8539]

This is extremely helpful. Thank you!

[@nonstopnewyork5054]

Thanks for watching Nara!

[@aorlyyy]

Thank you so much !! This is what I want so I can follow ur step !

[@doctordootch]

Is it just as easy getting from LaGuardia to the Jacob Javits Convention Center via Times Square? Which exit do I get out of and which direction should I head to get to W 37th Street?

[@kathyaguilar5310]

THANK YOU SO MUCH 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@stevenroshni1228]

Curious as to why you didn't recommend the N/W trains but I suppose to make the video simple that works for most of Manhattan, this is the best route/presentation.

[@thebarkingcrab]

Amazing video. Thanks

[@magicaarmroma]

We will need to get 7th Ave. Isn't train "E" getting there?

[@nonstopnewyork5054]

7th Ave is a long street so it's hard to say without knowing where you're going on 7th ave. The 1 train travels down 7th ave south of 42nd st. So you transferring to the1 at Times Square might help you.

[@magicaarmroma]

NonStopNewYork Wellington hotel:)

[@alexissilva5237]

What if your trying to go to Central Park ?

[@korayozbay9762]

Thx for the video!

[@ericsepulveda93]

Very usefull video. Perfect. Save me a lot of money.

[@soulangel19]

Question: great video btw. So we'll be there in a couple weeks. I have questions regarding about fares. Coming from LGA to midtown Manhattan - do we have to pay twice? One before going on a bus and one to transfer to the subway? Also, do we have to pay everytime we ride a bus or subway? (Asking, because in vancouver our fare is valid for a certain hours.) Thanks in advance.

[@nonstopnewyork5054]

Hi, you get one transfer from the bus to the subway for free. So it only costs the price of a single fare to get to midtown this way. The way the subway works in NYC is you pay for the price of a ride which includes transfers between buses (so you can go subway to bus, bus-to-bus, or bus to subway) within 2 hours, but not subway-to-subway after you exit the station. So you can't ride the subway somewhere, exit the station, hang out for an hour, and then ride the subway back for free.

[@soulangel19]

@@nonstopnewyork5054 thank you! Can't wait to be ther in a couple days..

[@TeklaTch]

What if you don’t have that kind of metro-card and U only bought one for single ride. Can U use that to purchase the tickets of the bus as well?

[@shamhamcam777]

This was great!! Thank you!

[@nonstopnewyork5054]

Thanks for watching Shameka!

[@nanayjeth7528]

I'm so glad I found your video. We're gonna be in NYC for the very first time. Our hotel is located at Soho, which stop should we get off. Thank you so much! You're video is very helpful. God bless!

[@danpowers3775]

did you guys fly into JFK or LGA?

[@nanayjeth7528]

LGA. Thank you!

[@nonstopnewyork5054]

Soho is a big neighborhood with lot's of stops so it's hard to say without knowing the exact hotel. If you ask Google Maps for public transit directions, they usually do a pretty good job of telling you the correct stop.

[@AlexRossiharmonica]

Thanks super MUCH!!!!

[@nonstopnewyork5054]

Thanks for watching Alex!

[@lulustar4412]

Thanks trying to plan a NYE trip!

[@nonstopnewyork5054]

That sounds like fun! Have a great trip

[@lulustar4412]

@@nonstopnewyork5054 , thank you! Going to be interesting to see the city during NYE. At least I'll be able to get back to the airport, lol.

[@edumadrid185]

Cool, very useful video, thanks

[@CourtneysCockpit]

What's the best way from Brooklyn bridge to lga?

[@theoharris8978]

Take the R train from City Hall.

[@MrCliffda3rd]

Imma take the m60 both ways. Subways are complicated lol.

[@mariachrzski18]

Playing this at 0.25 speed is really creepy, especially at 2:06 when you can hear the voice of the N train passing by!

[@missbottyjohnson955]

do u need a card to credit card to get a metro card or u can use cash to

[@nonstopnewyork5054]

I have another video here where I show you how to buy a MetroCard: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rZi9ZH6dgdiZbJI At most subway stations, there is MetroCard machine that let's you use cash.

[@CB3Hr3]

Hey I'm by the way and you can take the N to Astoria Boulevard and then take the M 60 bus to LaGuardia airport

[@seifalah0626]

Take the N/W to Astoria Blvd and catch the M60. OR take almost any train to Harlem and catch the M60. Definitely not worth going all the way out to Jackson Heights. OR, just spend the $15 and take the NYC airporter shuttle to LGA

[@nonstopnewyork5054]

The N/W+M60 could be faster for you depending on where you live and the current traffic conditions. A lot of people took this route before the MTA introduced the Laguardia Link Q70 bus last year. But, even if you live in a place where the M60 is a couple minutes faster, I still usually recommend the Q70. The M60 picks up commuters starting in West Harlem. At peak times, when the bus gets to Astoria it can be too crowded to even get on, especially with luggage. I (along with the MTA) recommend taking the train to Jackson Heights & transferring to the Q70 when leaving from midtown and lower Manhattan. The new Laguardia link bus is designed to just take passengers between Laguardia and the nearest subway stops (Jackson Heights and Woodside), so overcrowding isn't as much of a concern.

[@seifalah0626]

NonStop New York: since we are talking about Manhattan to LGA. even if you live In the village it's not worth going all the way out to Jackson Heights and then taking the bus. the m60 Was designed to accommodate Manhattan to LGA just as the Q70 was designed for Queens / LI to LGA. no matter how you slice it the best transit route from Manhattan to LGA is the M60

[@nonstopnewyork5054]

The phrase "All the way out to Jackson Heights" makes it seem like Jackson Heights is further from Manhattan than Laguardia. The Jackson Heights subway stop is due south by southwest of Laguardia. Coming from Midtown or lower Manhattan this does not require going some extraordinary additional distance to get to Jackson Heights and board the Q70 bus. Google "mta suggested route to laguardia" to find the MTA's airport page where the official recommendation is the Q70 when leaving from Midtown and lower Manhattan.

[@seifalah0626]

it is because it's a longer trip. You would have to spend 30 minutes on the subway to get out to Jackson Heights then spend another 10-15 minutes on the q70 to get up to LGA. Instead depending on your line it's 10 minu to Harlem and then 15-20 minutes across on the M60. OR, for $15 you catch the NYC Airport Shuttle at TS, Penn or GC and it'll take you straight across in 20-30 min (but we'll exclude that since we're just talking about the subway) As for the MTA, they have a lot of suggestions such as "Take the 7 train" which is a total sardine situation. They also say "our trains are f--ked up as usual so take buses" bottom line I wouldn't put so much faith in the MTA ;)

[@tdadp]

Matt Seifman the MTA is never going your way . They always send you the long way

[@josuegonzalez9159]

Liked your video. Just that It's not just a Subway fare; It's a Subway fare plus a bus ride. Just to make it clear. Keep posting, good job.

[@nonstopnewyork5054]

Hi Josué, the transfer to the bus is free so you only have to pay one fare. Thanks for watching!

[@MakaiHassanRhamdas]

Another ways to get to LGA is to take the (7) train to 74th Street-Broadway. It would take like about 42 or 43 minutes to get there.

[@nonstopnewyork5054]

That works too! I like the 7 because it's above ground almost the entire way through Queens. If anyone does this during rush hour though, make sure you don't get on the Express 7, because the Express 7 doesn't make the stop at 74th St- Broadway. An Express 7 train has a diamond shape around the 7 in the windows on the side of the train.

[@ahmadfrw1]

The deceiving factor about the (7) is that it is FREQUENT. If you wind up on a EXPRESS, you will have to get off at Woodside to transfer to the Q70 LaGuardia Link (which would be a 15 minute ride to the Airport). You will need the LOCAL to get off at 74th Street for the Q70 LaGuardia Link.

[@KlokJammer]

I have a question. How does the free transfer to the bus work? Was it because the machine detected that your card was used in Times Square less than an hour ago and inferred you went from the subway to the bus? Does it work going from the bus to the subway too?

[@nonstopnewyork5054]

Yes, that's how the transfer works, except transfer time is actually longer: 2 hours. Yes, you it's also possible to transfer from the bus to the subway. I do this in another video where I take the subway from Laguardia to Times Square kzbin.info/www/bejne/i2iafWueibN5a5o Note that you just get one subway-to-bus or bus-to-subway transfer per ride though. You couldn't, for example, ride all day on one fare by transferring back and forth between the subway and bus all day.

[@moonwvr7252]

NonStopNewYork are there any shuttles you recommend from LaGuardia airport to 850 8th Avenue ? This is if you don’t want to ride the subway.

[@Thomas116-m2n]

Doing this soon. Thank you so much!

[@nonstopnewyork5054]

Glad I could help. Thanks for watching!

[@LplusRatioplusNobodyCares]

Isn’t there a direct subway line to LGA? Or is that just JFK?

[@nonstopnewyork5054]

JFK has the AirTrain which connects directly to the subway. LGA doesn't.

[@rockypieces12]

Thanks for the video

[@nonstopnewyork5054]

Thanks for watching Henry!

[@bramantios5797]

for the big city like new York and developed country which has long term mindset, doesn't have a convenient metro from city center to airport directly was bad.

[@bryanwassall5793]

Bramantio S you’ll find not many cities do as the airports are not as old as the city itself....it would mean a lot of destruction ad reconstruction for that to be available.

[@oussematrabelsi9429]

lol most cities in europe too don't have a metro from city center to airpot , in general they just have a normal train

[@diannewi]

Very helpful, thanks.

[@nonstopnewyork5054]

Thanks for watching Dianne!

[@davidgggggggg]

Didn't know I could transfer to a bus using the metro card. I ended up taking the hotel shuttle for about $36.

[@PopsMafia]

We are going to be staying at the Six Columbus at 308 W. 58th street. What is the best way to get there?

[@nonstopnewyork5054]

That's near Columbus Circle which is a major stop but there's no direct train to Laguardia from there. You'll need to do something like take the D train one stop to 7 Av and then transfer to E which stops at Jackson Heights Roosevelt Ave.

[@PopsMafia]

and is it ok to travel those routes with luggage?

[@valeriavelarde9056]

Thank you

[@colgatetoothpaste4865]

Thanks buddy Save me a shitload of money right Now!!!

[@TravelToTheWorldAaliyahtravel]

Thanks for upload ❤️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@gray19t]

Really helped me save some money

[@nonstopnewyork5054]

Glad it helped! 💵 💵 💵

[@phuocminhbui]

Thanks very helpful

[@violetanaraza1043]

Why you let the N train go it go to Astoria bird a and take m 60

[@Adrianoliveira1990]

Great video.

[@nonstopnewyork5054]

Thanks Adriano!

[@Mathin3D]

Has anyone wondered why in the city with the most subway-coverage in the world fails to have rail lines to a major airport like LGA? (hint: corruption + taxi lobby)

[@GIJew]

There's one to JFK. I think the government is slowly trying to get less people to use LaGuardia because it's a complete shithole and not worth fixing, which is why they aren't bothering to create a train link to LGA. I believe there was some multi-billion dollar plan at some point to redo the whole airport but it got shut down.

[@kimsinspiredlife]

Thank you!

[@brianreed31]

The N should be extended to lga but the damn nimbys obhected to it

[@rr3775]

All this to get to shitty LGA.

[@JorgePerez-ne4jx]

The q70 bus is new because it is a link

[@JorgePerez-ne4jx]

How is the r train Drive to Quees to Brooklyn to 95 Bay to 71 st hill

[@EmilioGraglia]

the Q70 bus is full of people, quite uncomfortable to travel with luggage.

[@TrickyPchester0948]

Wat about the bronx

[@nonstopnewyork5054]

Hey Linda, depends on where you are in the Bronx, but for most neighborhoods the best option is probably taking the subway or Metro-North to Harlem and then taking the M60 bus over to Laguardia

[@TrickyPchester0948]

@@nonstopnewyork5054 o thank you so much for explaing c: :)

[@carinaumali3860]

I already live in NY Elmhurst

[@MakaiHassanRhamdas]

Nice video.

[@tdadp]

Why would you take the R it's a local .. take the N or W to Astoria boulevard and take the m60 its faster than the R .. if your going to take the R transfer across to the platform for the E or F it's the next stop .

[@nonstopnewyork5054]

Taking the E to Jackson Heights is a better option if it's near your starting point since that train is express. The R is the closer stop to a lot of the Time Square hotels. You can transfer from the R to the E at Queens Plaza for a slightly faster trip if you want but it's not worth the trouble to potentially save 2-3 minutes if you have a lot of luggage and you're not familiar with the subway. The M60 used to be the best way to get to Laguardia from Midtown, but after the MTA introduced the Q70 Laguardia Link bus last year, that's no longer the case.

[@lazyshira]

nice

[@andrewidstudent7646]

I disagree. Obviously, the best way is to get to LaGuardia is to take the train to EWR, go on a flight to somewhere else like Chicago, then fly to LGA.

[@nonstopnewyork5054]

LOL!

[@blackbox5042]

WOW

[@jasonkim3694]

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[@willyberesford6964]

jason kim True