The renewal of New York’s LaGuardia Airport got another boost this week when Delta Air Lines unveiled a $4 billion revamp of its terminal, a milestone travelers questioned would ever come after five years of construction.
The new Delta Terminal C, officially opening to the public on Saturday, is the result of work that consolidated Terminals C and D into a single venue, featuring 37 gates across four concourses. The new terminal, part of a rebirth for the once-infamous airport, will be completed by year end 2024, two years earlier than planned due to accelerated work during the pandemic.
LaGuardia Airport, opened in 1939, at times was rated one of the worst in the US, derided for its cramped hallways, lack of amenities and delays. A years-long redevelopment project with the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey, owner and operator of the region’s airports, transformed LaGuardia to the point where an international panel of judges in December 2021 declared it the best new airport.
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