LaGuardia Intl. airport is much smaller than John F. Kennedy Intl. Airport (JFK). Because of this, it costs a lot less money to run, so it charges lower fees for airlines to use it. It's also less because most of the flights out of La Guardia are domestic, so therefore cheaper.
LaGuardia is much closer as the crow flies, so it's more convenient (and much cheaper) by cab, but JFK is connected via AirTrain to the subway and to the Long Island Railroad, so it might be a better option for using public transportation (although there are buses that go from Laguardia to the subways in Harlem and Jackson Heights). For example, taking the airtrain to the Long Island Railroad and then taking that to Penn Station is a fast way to get to Midtown (probably about 30 minutes), and is also much cheaper than a cab.
JFK serves different airlines than LGA. JFK also is bigger, and there are more flights coming in per hour than LGA, as far as that goes, it is nicer.
Texas governor, John Connally, was wounded by the same bullet that went thru the neck area of president John F. Kennedy.
John Kennedy's maternal grandmother, Mary Josephine Hannon Fitzgerald, died August 8,1964, more than 6 month after John Kennedy was killed.
It is little more than 5 miles between LaGuardia Airport and Harlem as a straight shot (in Manhattan). If you are specifically asking for Midtown, it's between 6 and 6.5 miles (9.7 to 10.5 kilometers) from LaGuardia Airport to East 59th Street, driving west on the Triboro Plaza, over the Robert F. Kennedy Bridge, and then down the East Side of Manhattan.
There is no evidence suggesting, or that has been proven, that John Kennedy ever impregnated any woman other than Jaqueline Kennedy.
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Yes, John was 8 years older than brother Bob.
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John F. Kennedy was obsessed with his weight and he carried a scale in his travel bags. One of his legs was a little shorter than the other.
Kennedy is more famous than President James Garfield. Kennedy and Garfield are too close in fame to make a call.
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