For car service to LaGuardia, the vehicle should be chosen by passengers and luggage, not by price alone — and the classes below are the ones JetBlack actually runs to LGA. A sedan suits up to three passengers with light luggage; an SUV suits four to six with heavier bags; a stretch limousine suits groups that want the occasion as much as the ride; a Sprinter suits larger parties; and a minibus suits groups of 24 or 34. The wrong vehicle on an airport run is not a saving; it is a second trip.
Classes and floors
Hourly hire starts at $44 per hour for an economy sedan with a 3-hour minimum, and the standard Sprinter runs $130 per hour, while a stretch runs $144 per hour with a 4-hour minimum. A point-to-point airport run to LaGuardia, however, is quoted per trip in writing rather than by the hour, so the hourly floors are a guide to the fleet, not the price of your airport transfer. The $65 JFK–Manhattan economy fare does not set the price of a LaGuardia run — different airport, different trip, different quote.
Tell dispatch the passenger count, the bag count, and any child seats or accessibility needs at booking: child seats run about $35 per seat, confirmed at booking, and wheelchair-accessible vehicles are available on request. Give the flight number and terminal so dispatch tracks the flight and the right vehicle is at the right terminal — LaGuardia’s terminals are not interchangeable, and the vehicle that waits at the wrong one is no help at all.
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What vehicle do I need for 6 passengers to LaGuardia?
An SUV or a Sprinter, depending on luggage — a sedan will not carry six plus bags.
How much is hourly hire?
From $44 per hour for a sedan with a 3-hour minimum, $130 per hour for a standard Sprinter, and $144 per hour for a stretch with a 4-hour minimum.
Are child seats and accessible vehicles available?
Yes — child seats at about $35 per seat confirmed at booking, and wheelchair-accessible vehicles on request.
