Eight Worst Airports for Holiday Flights

[phkrause]

With offerings that range from the most abysmal record for on-time flights to the worst amenities and longest security lines, these awful airports are the ones to avoid at all costs, especially during the holidays.

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[olger]

danke

[phkrause]

Bitte

[Nan]

Interesting....in my limited experience of US airports - fewer than 10 - my motto is to avoid LAX, for entry or transit.

For best airports, Changi Singapore rates way up there.

[Naomi]

In reviewing this 'review' I just said a prayer of thankfulness that I no longer have to deal with airports on a near-weekly basis.

Have spent lots of lay-over time in Denver ... last year 9 hours! At least their seats can fold down to make an uncomfortable bed.

IMHO the worst hands-down (in no particular order) is LAX, Atlanta, Midway, JFK, San Francisco.

Some of the best Orange County (John Wayne),DFW, OKC & San Diego. Many of the smaller airports (if not on-time) at least add comfort and cheerfulness.

To enter or e exit the US, I have found O'Hare and Houston user friendly.

My worst international experiences have been in Charles de Gaulle, Frankfort, and Heathrow!!!

Just my personal review LOL

[Gail]

I wasn't too impressed with LAX, either. We had to walk from one terminal at the end of the airport to catch our connection at the other end. I was glad that the weather was good!

[Johann]

Amsterdam - too much walking and confusion

[ClubV12]

Narita, Japan. Longest lines I've ever encountered, and don't count on having a conversation with a local while you wait. :)

[Johann]

Toronto has a good airport except for one thing:

All of the US Immigration officers checking you there on foreign soil before you enter a plane headed for USA. I prefer the officers who greet you when you arrive on US soil.