Southwest® flights from New York LaGuardia to Baltimore/Washington from $129

Skip the long train ride and hop on a Southwest flight from New York City to Baltimore. It's a quick, convenient option along the Northeast Corridor, perfect for business travel or visiting friends and family. Southwest Airlines offers convenient direct service from NYC to Baltimore, so you can airlift yourself straight past the I-95 traffic jams and train delays, then enjoy the best of Charm City.

New York City to Baltimore Flight Duration, Distance, and Route Details

The distance from New York to Baltimore isn't especially far, but it'll feel even faster when you fly. Here's what you can expect:

• Average flight time: 1 to 1.5 hours
• Miles traveled (approximate): 185 to 200
• Time zone change: None (Eastern Time)

Depending on how close you live to the airport and how fast you get through security, your total travel time from NYC to BWI might be comparable to taking the train or driving, but flying offers a flexible alternative. Plus, even quick trips can earn you bonus miles when you join Rapid Rewards.

Getting From BWI to Baltimore and Nearby Areas

BWI is located around 10 miles from downtown Baltimore, so it’s a snap to get into the city after you land. Your transportation options will include:

• Rental cars: Grab a vehicle and hit the road. For a seamless trip, book your rental car in advance so you're ready to roll right away.
• Rideshares and taxis: Hop in a car right outside baggage claim. The ride to downtown typically takes about 15 to 25 minutes, depending on traffic.
• Public transit: Take a quick shuttle to the rail station, then board a MARC or Amtrak train for a quick 30-minute ride straight to the city center.
• Heading to the capital? BWI is a fantastic dual-access airport, offering convenient rail access to Washington, D.C. in just 30 to 45 minutes.

How to Find Cheap Flights from New York City to Baltimore

Keep these tips in mind when you’re looking for deals on cheap flights from New York City to Baltimore, MD.

• Book early: Try to secure your tickets well in advance, especially during peak travel periods, and avoid major holiday weekends if you can.
• Compare airports: Sometimes flying out of Newark (EWR) instead of LaGuardia (LGA) can offer different options for New York to Baltimore flights, so it helps to check both.
• Stay flexible: Midweek flights often offer better pricing on short-haul routes like this one. Check out the Southwest Low Fare Calendar to find the best deals.
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