LaGuardia Airport, Airport in United States of America
A major airport located in the New York City borough of Queens.
Originally named Glenn H. Curtiss Airport after the aviation pioneer, then renamed North Beach Airport, and later LaGuardia Airport in honor of Mayor Fiorello La Guardia.
Frequently depicted in media and films set in New York City.
Serves as a hub for domestic flights, less commonly used for international travel due to its shorter runways.
Known for its proximity to Manhattan compared to other NYC airports.
Location: Queens
Official opening: October 15, 1939
Website: laguardiaairport.com
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