The 12 Best Airports in the United States

By YPB Team

A few of these move a hundred thousand people a day without visible effort; the rest make you earn your gate.

Los Angeles International (LAX) — ranked #11
Los Angeles International (LAX)
The country's busiest origin-and-destination airport, mid-way through a multi-billion rebuild.
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta — ranked #22
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta
The world's busiest airport by passenger count, and its most efficient connector.
Denver International — ranked #33
Denver International
White peaked roof on the plains, with room to grow that older hubs never had.
San Francisco International — ranked #44
San Francisco International
A J.D. Power favourite among mega airports, led by its Harvey Milk terminal.
John F. Kennedy International — ranked #55
John F. Kennedy International
New York's gateway, rebuilt terminal by terminal around the old TWA Flight Center.
Portland International — ranked #66
Portland International
Carpet with a cult following and a mass-timber roof over the main hall.
Minneapolis-Saint Paul — ranked #77
Minneapolis-Saint Paul
Consistently near the top of satisfaction studies for a cold-weather hub.
Seattle-Tacoma — ranked #88
Seattle-Tacoma
Mount Rainier out the window and a compact walk between gates.
Dallas/Fort Worth — ranked #99
Dallas/Fort Worth
Its own zip code, five terminals and a train that circles them all.
Chicago O'Hare — ranked #1010
Chicago O'Hare
Six runways, a neon tunnel and weather that decides the national schedule.
Charlotte Douglas — ranked #1111
Charlotte Douglas
White rocking chairs in the atrium of an unusually calm mega hub.
Tampa International — ranked #1212
Tampa International
A hub-and-spoke design from 1971 that still beats most modern layouts.

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