Latest Data-Driven Study Reveals the 10 Best and Worst Airports in the US

UpgradedPoints.com rate Portland and Tampa International Airports as the top two airports in the U.S., respectively.

The Best and Worst Airports In The US

UpgradedPoints.com, a company providing insider strategies to maximizing credit card rewards, has just released their new data-driven comprehensive look at 60 of American’s airports. While air travel seems to be at an all-time high, according to studies, travelers still have their favorites. The Upgraded Points study explored overall satisfaction scores, timeliness of flights considering both flight delays and cancellations, ease of access to the city center, and airport amenities like lounge access and Wi-Fi.

“The study was conducted by collecting many sources of data and then generating the rankings based on the data for a number of different categories and providing an overall ranking,” says Alex Miller, CEO of Upgraded Points. “We’ve provided a great infographic on our website that details the ranking and then great narrative that provides more in-depth info for travelers to check out the various airports ranked.”

Portland International Airport, which won top billing in the Upgraded Points study, has been consistently ranked by several other publications as the best domestic airport and has been for many years. They are recognized for their ease of check-in and security, dining options, access to light rail that goes right to downtown Portland, on-time performance and more.

Other strong contenders include Tampa International Airport, which ranked second, Denver International Airport, which offers strong public transit options, and San Francisco International Airport, which has some of the best lounges in the U.S.

The Upgraded Points study also highlighted the worst-rated 10 airports in the country. Coming in dead last was the John Glenn Columbus International Airport, which has limited dining selections, long security wait times, poor on-time performance, and zero lounge access. The study also shows that LaGuardia Airport and Newark Liberty International Airport, both on the 10 worst airports list, have bad on-time records with an average of approximately 30-minute departure delays.

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Upgraded Points was launched in 2016 by founder Alex Miller to show travelers and those hoping to travel the real value of points and miles. For more information, visit UpgradedPoints.com.

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