UConn
to ISP Airport.

UConn's main campus is in Storrs, in eastern Connecticut. UConn's main campus is in Storrs, in the countryside of eastern Connecticut.

First leg: out Route 195 to I-84 west. The rest of the way to Islip: I-95 west to the Throgs Neck Bridge and east on the Long Island Expressway (the New London–Orient Point ferry is another option). Door to door it's about 152 mi, usually 2 hr 47 min – 3 hr 12 min, and the place that decides your timing is the Long Island Expressway.

ISP ranks farthest of the six airports from UConn; HPN is nearest at about 1 hr 37 min. The fare from UConn is quoted up front with tolls included; put your address in the form above.

Break weeks fill up fast. If several friends from UConn are flying out of ISP the same day, a Premium Black SUV takes up to 6 with bags. If the school changes the break dates or your flight moves, just tell us — changing the pickup time is free.

ISP is small, so 75 minutes at the airport usually covers a domestic flight. From UConn, book the pickup about 4 hr 30 min before departure.

Allow about 90 minutes at MacArthur — and extra on summer Fridays, when the Expressway is slowest. Tell us the flight number and we'll suggest the pickup time when we confirm.

• The flight number — the car follows any delay
• Number of people and suitcases, so we send the right car
• Whether a parent should get the driver details too
• Dorm or building name
• Any extra stop on the way
• The return flight, if you'd like the ride home booked too

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

The car takes 2 hr 47 min – 3 hr 12 min and starts at your front door.

All six airports from UConn, nearest first.