[PoloSec]

Not even one in the U.S.

[PapaNew]

Where’s the list of best airports regardless of size? I’d put in Norfolk, VA Airport as one of the best - a very pleasant place.

[Robert DeLong]

Not 1 U.S. airport I see.

[onedoug]

What? Where is Danang on that list?

I’ve always wanted to go to Singapore. Add it to our list.

[Alberta's Child]

It’s interesting that most of the Asian airports graded out well in cleanliness. If the Japanese and Koreans I know are good indicators of these cultures, you can probably eat right off the floor in those airports.

[kidd]

Augusta, GA has a very small airport, but is one of the most pleasant airports that I’ve been in.

[South40]

I can agree with Vancouver, it’s a very nice airport but Heathrow?! Someone’s had a few pints too many.

[napscoordinator]

Holy Cow. I have been in 8 out of 10 of the airports and stayed in each city either on business or vacation. The only two I did not fly in or out of the airport is Vancouver and Zurich.

[Marcella]

I checked the list to be sure Athens, Greece, wasn’t on there as a good airport. I will never forget the filthy restroom with flies on the toilet seat.

I have been to several of those “good” airports on the list. As long as the airport is clean, restrooms clean, and they provide transportation (motorized carts/whatever) to get to a gate if it is far away, and there is somewhere near to grab a food/drink to eat before having to board, the airport is fine. Shopping isn’t important - getting where you have to be, is.

[okkev68]

How about a list of the worst large airports?

The U.S. airports would definitely make that list. Atlanta, Dulles, New Orleans, LAX. The regional jet terminal for Houston Bush is absolutely the worst. Not surprised that no US airports made the best list.

[Cboldt]

Williamsport, PA, and I’d put Mosinee, Wisconsin on the list too.

[lurk]

Having flown around in India, I can start a discussion on the list of worst airports.

[Slambat]

Bunk. Most of these countries don’t even have indoor
plumbing, paved roads, electricity or phone service.
Heathrow? Come on.

The one thing that all these countries have in common. None
of them have a bill of rights.

[Dagnabitt]

The best airport experiences I've had in the US, were way back when I was flying Army helicopters. When we flew far from base for training or deployment, we would fuel at the same FBOs (fixed base operator) where the general aviation, private-jet crowd fueled. Very nice accommodations, free food and snacks (we had to pass on the booze), good-looking female staff, etc. And of course, no TSA.

[Dead Dog]

3S7-Nehalem Oregon

[max americana]

I’ve been to the WORST airport in the world every year: the NAIA in the Philippines and 4 of the 10 best according to this ranking. I’m more excited about the RP because you will just laugh at how corrupt these clowns are at the airport after disembarking...

[stboz]

Tampa International...best sense 1970.

[Wage Slave]

Lynchburg, Virginia. Even the TSA agents have nice Southern manners.

[Mr. Blond]

Spokane International is my favorite. Small, easy to get to, direct flights to where you want to go, and gets you out of Spokane.

[Uncle Chip]

5 of the 10 best in the Far East —