Indianapolis Airport named best in country for 2014.

[SEIndSAM]

Indy was the best, LaGuardia was the worst.

The best and worst airports in America | Fox News

 

[Lectric102002]

Not surprised at either one. LaGuardia is an armpit.

 

[SEIndSAM]

Not surprised at either one. LaGuardia is an armpit.

Before I opened it, I figured LaGuardia or Newark.

 

[Brandon]

Not that I have been to many but it is the nicest I have been to. My short list includes O'hare, Las Vegas, Phoenix, San Antonio, Minneapolis /St. Paul... Then Venice and Rome.

 

[bobbittle]

Agree with Brandon, definitely the nicest I've been in, but the volume is crazy low compared to most of my travels. Denver, Ohare, Atlanta, Washington (Dulles).

 

[Lebowski]

Awesome. There is a reason why I always fly out of Indy instead of Louisville, even though Lousiville is closest to me. I like Indy's.

The worst I've been to Atlanta because it seems to be under non-stop construction / repair / maintenance everytime I've had a connecting flight there and parts of it appear to be stuck in the 80's.

 

[Kirk Freeman]

My only complaint about IND is that TSA runs off with your guns. I wish they would inspect them in my presence.

 

[hoosierdoc]

My only complaint about IND is that TSA runs off with your guns. I wish they would inspect them in my presence.

Hrm. Where does this happen? I lock mine at the counter and unlock when I pick up my luggage (as far as I know). Taking a slip of paper to TSA station at security check seems silly to me.

 

[jetmechG550]

Indy is nice, unless you want to actually fly somewhere. Routes out of indy suck to say the least

 

[Rossko85]

+1 for Indy!

 

[bobbittle]

Indy is nice, unless you want to actually fly somewhere. Routes out of indy suck to say the least

Unless you can sneak on a FedEx plane

 

[jetmechG550]

Unless you can sneak on a FedEx plane

The luxury of flying on a long haul freighter