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3–6 passengers · 2–6 large bags
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Midtown pickups around Grand Central Terminal, Rockefeller Center and Penn Station can involve busy curb lanes. Give us the exact entrance and side of the street; we will confirm a lawful meeting point before the ride. Midtown to LaGuardia Airport (LGA) is about 9 miles and typically 25–50 minutes, depending on traffic.
Midtown: confirm the correct entrance near Grand Central Terminal, Rockefeller Center or Penn Station. Chelsea: share the closest cross street at Chelsea Market or the High Line. Murray Hill: note the specific NYU Langone or Morgan Library entrance. Chinatown: confirm your exact side street. Lincoln Center: share the performance entrance and finish time. No standing and loading rules vary by block; the driver will agree on a legal pickup point.
| Route | Executive sedan | Luxury SUV | Sprinter | Typical drive time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Manhattan ↔ JFK | $110–150 | $155–210 | $280–380 | 40–75 min from Midtown |
| Manhattan ↔ LGA | $90–125 | $130–175 | $250–340 | 25–50 min from Midtown |
| Manhattan ↔ EWR | $115–160 | $165–220 | $290–390 | 35–70 min from Midtown |
| Hourly, 2-hour minimum | $85–110/hr | $110–145/hr | $175–240/hr | Time varies |
Times are typical door-to-terminal and exclude check-in. Weekday peaks and weather can extend travel. Ranges are not a confirmed fare.
An executive sedan seats up to 3 passengers with 2 large bags and 2 carry-ons. A full-size luxury SUV seats up to 6 with up to 6 large bags and 4 carry-ons. For Manhattan to JFK, a typical SUV market range is $45–60 above the executive sedan range; request the actual class difference in your quote.

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| Airport | Distance | Typical drive time | Executive sedan | Luxury SUV |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| JFK | 17 mi | 25–45 min | $80–115 | $105–155 |
| LaGuardia (LGA) | 9 mi | 15–25 min | $65–90 | $85–120 |
| Newark (EWR) | 16 mi | 25–45 min | $80–110 | $105–145 |
Door-to-terminal times; fares all-in.
About 25 minutes off-peak and up to 45 minutes in weekday rush hour. The distance is roughly 17 miles door to terminal. Early international departures get extra buffer built in.
An executive sedan is typically $80–115 all in to JFK, and a luxury SUV is about 35–40% more. Nothing is added at the end of the ride.
All-in fares: tolls and gratuity included, flight tracking on every airport pickup, 60 minutes free wait on international arrivals. See full rates and policies. New customers: 10% off the first ride with code FIRST10 — book now.
Midtown is the densest hotel district in the city, between roughly 34th and 59th Streets. Pickups are fastest from a hotel's own driveway or a side street; Fifth, Sixth and Madison Avenues have bus lanes where the chauffeur cannot wait.
Expect roughly 17 miles between Midtown and JFK. The usual way in is the Queens-Midtown Tunnel and the Long Island Expressway to the Van Wyck, or the RFK Bridge and Grand Central Parkway when the tunnel backs up. Off-peak it is roughly 25 minutes, rising to 45 in the evening rush. An executive sedan costs $80–115 all in; a luxury SUV, $105–155.
Expect roughly 9 miles between Midtown and LaGuardia. The usual way in is the RFK (Triborough) Bridge and the Grand Central Parkway — the most direct airport run from Manhattan. Plan on 15 minutes at quiet times and as long as 25 minutes at weekday rush hour. The all-in fare is $65–90 by sedan and $85–120 by SUV.
From Midtown, Newark is around 16 miles away. The standard route is the Lincoln or Holland Tunnel and the New Jersey Turnpike south to Exit 13A. Door to terminal is 25–45 minutes depending on traffic. An executive sedan costs $80–110 all in; a luxury SUV, $105–145.
Regular pickup points include Grand Central Terminal, Rockefeller Center on Sixth Avenue and hotels between 42nd and 59th Streets. Any home, office or hotel address works; add gate codes or building notes to your booking.
Book the sedan for one or two passengers travelling light. Families and anyone with three or more large suitcases should take the SUV instead.