On January 27, 2023, LaGuardia Airport celebrated the completion of its revamped Terminal B, a key milestone in the airport’s extensive $8 billion modernization project. This new terminal, praised for its innovative design and passenger-friendly amenities, represents a significant upgrade from the old, cramped facilities it replaced. Terminal B has already received accolades, including the prestigious Skytrax five-star rating, the first for a terminal in North America.
Meanwhile, Terminal C, primarily funded by Delta Air Lines, opened on June 4, 2022. This terminal, which replaced the older Terminals C and D, is nearly double their combined size and features state-of-the-art amenities such as hands-free bag drop and Digital ID screening capabilities. Delta’s $4 billion investment in Terminal C was part of the broader effort to modernize LaGuardia, contributing significantly to the airport’s overall redevelopment.
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey managed this extensive project, with significant collaboration from private entities like LaGuardia Gateway Partners and Delta Air Lines. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) also played a crucial role, ensuring that the new facilities met all necessary regulatory standards. This redevelopment not only improved passenger experience but also incorporated sustainable technologies, enhancing energy efficiency across the airport.