Last flight of our series. We have to go back home, so we still have a short flight to Montreal from New-York.
We arrive on a Sunday morning at JFK, the weather is very nice. The customs is a little long to pass but we leave the airport at 8am to take an Uber vehicle to Brooklyn.
You can admire the view from the renovated promenade while having a coffee.
We are going then to join Manhattan to walk a little. It must be said that we spent the majority of our weekend in planes. So we play tourists.
Then we go to eat near Central Park, at Columbus Circle.
A little nap later in the Central Park lawn and we reach LaGuardia airport.
This airport has a bad reputation because its infrastructure is old. But things are changing: modernization work is underway and the terminals are a bit nicer.
There is a Delta lounge in Terminal D from which we depart. But there is also an American Express Centurion lounge in Terminal B. Both are accessible with the American Express Platinum card.
It has the merit of being recent and bright, two advantages over the rest of LaGuardia.
There is a bar where alcoholic beverages are served.
The food offer is mediocre, we don’t expect much more you will tell me.
The furniture is new and in the company’s colors.
An office area with a view of the tarmac.
In summary, it is a beautiful space in this airport whose public spaces are not very welcoming.
One moves towards our door of embarkation to the basement which lets us foreshadow the use of a bus.
But we console ourselves with a nice view on the aircraft, a CRJ900.
The First Class with a 2-1 configuration.
The rest of the cabin is new. With normal seats, i.e. not ironing boards.
No picture of the rest of the flight, we collapsed from fatigue 🙂
A classic North American regional flight: small aircraft, airports with questionable access and lounges.
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