Top 5 Airports in the U.S.A.

When you want to go on a trip to any country, they decide which plane to take. But do not pay much attention to which airport will be landed. But you should note that sometimes the airport may not land the plane on time due to the busy schedule. If you have a plan to go to America for your next trip, then from this article you will know how which airport maintains theirs schedule of the plane. Along with this, we will know about the Top 5 Airports in the U.S.A.

1. Denver International Airport ( DEN )

DEN is the largest airport in USA by airport sheer size. But If you ask " what is the largest airport by passengers " then  DEN will come 5th no. of the list. The DEN airport is spread over an area of ​​135.69 square kilometres. It has a total of 6 different runways, and 4,200 feet distance is made from each other. Built with safety in mind. The DEN airport is located in the Northeast of the United States in Denver, Colorado. This airport is opened on February 28, 1995 and owner of the airport is City & County of Denver. 

2. Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport 

Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport also called DFW, this airport major services  the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex and the North Texas Region, and  Texas is the state of U.S. Talking about the size of the DFW airport, it will be around 70 square kilometers, which is half of the Denver airport. All terminals are connected with DFW Skylink People Mover System. DFW airport located on Dallas counties, Texas in United States. and owner of the airport is Cities of Dallas and Fort Worth.

3. Orlando International Airport, Florida (MCO)

Orlando International Airport is a chief public airport located in the 10 km southeast of  Downtown Orlando, Florida. In the year 2021 in the state of Florida, this airport is known as the busiest airport with 19,618,838 passengers. and is known for the 7th busiest airport in the United States. In 1942, this airport was for the McCoy Air Force. After that in 1976 it has become for civilian. Owner of the Orlando International Airport is Greater Orlando Aviation Authority that is also operated.

4. Washington  International Airport  (Dulles)

Washington Dulles International Airport is commonly known by other names such as Dulles International Airport, Dulles Airport, Washington Dulles, or ordinary called Dulles. Dulles Airport is located 26 miles west of downtown, Washington D.C. and 29 miles from Ronald Reagan National Airport. About 22 million people are seen in this airport every year. This airport was opened on November 17, 1962 as a public airport and owner or operated by Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority.

5. George Bush Intercontinental Airport 

George Bush Intercontinental Airport is an international airport that is the second largest hub for United Airlines. This airport opened on June 8, 1969 in Houston city in Texas States of U.S. This airport is located 23 miles north of downtown Houston. The owner and operated by Houston Airport System.