Best and worst airports of US

PHX maintains a consistent top-ranking position for the second time ​in The Wall Street Journal’s annual ranking. It is renowned for its effortless accessibility, diverse airline choices, and minimal disruptions.

MPS attained a closely contested second position among the 20 busiest US airports, earning recognition for its reliability and overall convenience.

LAX secures the third position in the ranking, receiving praise for its comprehensive performance and passenger-oriented experience.

SJC leads the midsize category with an impressive score of 71.2, earning commendation for reliability, value, and the implementation of innovative passenger programs.

San Antonio International Airport has been ranked the second-best in US midsize airports category.

Sacramento International Airport (SMF) has been ranked the third best in mid-size category.

Ranked as the poorest-performing major airport, it is experiencing persistent congestion issues in the Northeast.

Ranked as the second least performing major airport, it is characterised as a "work in progress" undergoing substantial renovations.

Dallas/Fort Worth International ended up in the third-worst position, primarily due to reliability concerns such as significant delays in both arrivals and departures.