New York–LaGuardia (LGA)

A terminal silhouette of the New York–LaGuardia (LGA) airport.

In the nearly eleven years since I last drew LGA, nearly every terminal has been torn down and replaced. The Marine Air Terminal (Terminal A) at the west side of the airport is the only terminal that’s remained largely unchanged. The old Terminals B, C, and D have been replaced with a brand new Terminal B (center) and Terminal C (east).

An airport concourse under construction.

Old Terminal Being Torn Down (January 2024). As seen from the new Terminal C.

My September 2015 drawing was also made before I’d completely standardized on north being up in all silhouettes, so I corrected that with the new version.

Older Versions

September 2015

A terminal silhouette of the New York–LaGuardia (LGA) airport.

Unfortunately, including the Marine Air Terminal (far left) makes the image substantially wider than I’d like, leading everything to be tiny when the image is resized to fit the width of the page; the details are easier to see on the full-sized image.

Paul Bogard created these terminal silhouette illustrations, and has made them available for use under a CC BY-SA 4.0 License.