6 Best Airports in the USA That You Must Visit Atleast Once

Airports are often the starting point of any journey, domestic or international. While some just want to get through it quickly, others enjoy the hustle and bustle at the airport. But, no matter the kind of traveller, one thing is for sure- every traveller wants a hassle-free and pleasant experience at the airport. 

When airports ensure shorter queues and quicker procedures, travellers have the time to enjoy other activities offered at the airport or sit at a lounge listening to music, reading their favourite books, or watching a movie.

While we know that the USA is a big country with many airports, some are especially known for their comfort and convenience, modern designs, amenities, and more. Listed below are some of the top airports in the USA that are known for the comfort, amenities, and convenience they offer to the passengers. 

• Denver International Airport
• Tampa International Airport
• Dalla Fort Worth International Airport
• Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport
• Seattle-Tacoma International Airport
• John F. Kennedy International Airport

• Denver International Airport (DEN)

Surrounded by the stunning scenery of the Rocky Mountains, Denver International Airport is considered the best airport in the USA by many travellers. It has the largest square-mile footprint of all the airports in the US, with more than 140 shops and restaurants sprawled on its premises. In addition, its art program with a rotating exhibition of paintings and sculptures is a hot attraction for all travellers. With a non-stop service to 11 countries, Denver Airport is also one of the busiest airports in the USA. 

• Tampa International Airport (TPA)

With constant efforts to upgrade itself, Tampa International Airport is now considered one of the most convenient airports. With shorter security and customs checks queues, travellers have enough time to explore the 70 restaurants and shops within the airport. It is not just convenient but also rated as one of the most accessible airports. SkyConnect, a new air tram system from Japan, helps travellers get from the Main terminal to the Economy Garage and Rental Car Centre in less than 5 minutes. 

• Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW)

Dallas Fort Worth caters to 164 domestic and 56 international destinations making it one of the top airports in the USA, especially for business travellers. It is also one of the world's busiest airports in the world. The airport has about 120 restaurants and 100 shops, lounges, and bars for travellers to unwind while waiting for their flight. Apart from that, there are playgrounds for children within the airport.

• Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport (MSP)

Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport, a joint military and civil airport, is high on the list of top airports in the US. The exterior walkways of the airport are protected, providing relief to passengers throughout the year. MSP has 50+ restaurants serving amazing local foods. Moreover, activities like playing the public piano or getting a chiropractic adjustment at ‘Chiroport’ at Terminal 1 make this airport stand out from the rest. 

• Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA)

The Seattle-Tacoma International Airport caters to the northwest part of the country and the world. It is famous for the beautiful Native American artwork installed around the airport. You can visit one of the 40 cafes or restaurants and enjoy a meal, and the famous coffee concoctions served here. If you buy a day pass, you can enjoy the view of the Olympic Mountain range through the floor-to-ceiling glass windows. Considered one of the nicest airports in the US, tourists often stop here to listen to live musicians that play on select days. 

• John F. Kennedy International Aiprot (JFK) 

John F. Kennedy International Airport or JFL is one of the major international airiports serving the New York City residents. With more than niney airlines operation from the JJK airport, and various direct flights to cities in all six continents, it has a reputation for bing one of the busiest international passenger gateway in North America. 

The airport opening in 1948, and it was initially named New York International Aiport. However, following the assisination of Johh F. Kennedy in 1963, the airport was later renamed as a tribute the 35^th President of the United States of America. 

Apart from the six airports listed above, a couple of other airports in the USA that didn’t make the cut but are worth mentioning include O’Hare International Airport (ORD), Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), Charlotte Douglas International Airport (CLT), etc. How many have you been to? Next time you plan a trip to or from the USA, do visit one of these for a memorable experience.