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It's one of the biggest airports in the country world

Love Field just recently underwent a major renovation. It's GORGEOUS now. Possibly the nicest airport I've ever been in. Great food options, open, airy and bright. Security is a breeze as well. You're right about the old Love though. That place sucked.

Juan you're exactly right. Atlanta is so easy especially if you hold a medallion with Delta and learn the terminals' easy grid-like design. But yet I hear everyone say "Atlanta is so bad!" It really is pretty pleasant as far as airports go....I wish the food in the terminals was a little better but they've made great

Dumb. ATL has one of the best airports around. It's the busiest airport in the world, yet, without fail, I can always count on good ol' Popeyes in terminal B. Which is easily accessible with the awesome train.

I don't know how this list could possibly not include La Guardia. I've been to almost every major (top 20) city's airport (including all 3 NYC area airports), and La Guardia ranks well below them all, and many airports located in developing countries. Cramped hallways with insufficient seating and low ceilings.

Oh, that's not the airports fault, that's just New Orleans. The entire city smells like a sewer.

ATL is probably the best large airport in the world.

If you think ATL is bad you have never had a connecting flight at Charles de Gaul, heathrow, LAX or JFK.

La Guardia.

I would say Kansas City International (KCI) is the worst I've ever been to. While the circular shape of the terminal seems cool at first, once you get inside you realize how horrible and cramped it really is. You would think that having security screening points at each gate would help reduce lines and waiting, but

Newark Freaking Liberty. I have never had a positive time flying in or out of there in the 10 years I've been forced to use it. Horrible security, no separate customs line for connecting flights, parking is expensive as hell, and (this is in part from my lack of love for flying), when you take off no matter where you

Here's an anecdote to help this one. When I was traveling to South Korea, on orders, wearing a military uniform, I was told that a heat gun(basically a blow dryer) in my checked luggage wasn't allowed to be on the plane. Ummm, how dumb is the TSA there? I was so insulted I just had them throw it in the garbage.

ATL's really not that bad once you figure out how to use their train (which isn't difficult at all). It's one of the biggest airports in the country but I can get from one side all the way to the other in 5-10 minutes. And there's a pretty good restaurant selection. Granted, the terminals can get super crowded if

If LAX doesn't win(lose) this one I'll be shocked. Even the recently redone Bradly International terminal is only just now matching basic amenities of other airports.

No way. Nothing in Atlanta even comes close to La Guardia's C and D terminals.

There is contest, Dulles is the worst designed airport in Human history.

This definitely seems like the Falcons: a second and long followed by a third where they are nowhere near the marker.

lol because I'm sure the Siberian Times is completely neutral on its Russian views

There's an irony in a Chinese knockoff being blown up by a Clarkson knockoff.

How realistic are these two scenarios...

"For instance, if a MiG-23 is detected operating over Syria in an area near where US aircraft are transversing or operating does an allied fighter aircraft shoot it down without knowing if it belong to Assad or ISIS?"