Woodbridge, CT
to ISP Airport.

Many Woodbridge homes sit on wooded lots off Amity Road and the roads toward Bethany and Orange. From Woodbridge, Route 15 (the Wilbur Cross Parkway) is a few minutes away and leads straight down toward New York.

Leaving Woodbridge, the car heads onto Route 15 (the Wilbur Cross) or down Route 63 to I-95. From there to ISP it's I-95 south to the Throgs Neck Bridge and the Long Island Expressway east (the Bridgeport–Port Jefferson ferry is another option in summer). Expect about 80 mi and 1 hr 30 min – 1 hr 55 min on a normal day; the Long Island Expressway is where the time goes when traffic is heavy.

Islip isn't the nearest airport to Woodbridge — that's HPN, about 1 hr 10 min away — but it's often the one with the right flight. You get one fixed price for Woodbridge to ISP before you book, tolls included.

ISP is small, so 75 minutes at the airport usually covers a domestic flight. From Woodbridge, book the pickup about 3 hr 15 min before departure.

90 minutes at the airport is usually enough at Islip; the Long Island Expressway is the variable. Tell us the flight number and we'll suggest the pickup time when we confirm.

There's no station in town — the nearest is New Haven Union Station on the New Haven Line, so the train trip already starts with a drive. From New Haven Union Station, ride the New Haven Line to Grand Central, then the LIRR toward Ronkonkoma (usually changing at Jamaica) and a shuttle to the terminal — a long day.

The car takes 1 hr 30 min – 1 hr 55 min and starts at your front door.

• The flight number — the car follows any delay
• How many passengers and bags (sedan up to 3, SUV up to 6)
• Any extra stop on the way
• The return flight, if you'd like the ride home booked too