United States

United States lies in North America. This site covers 63 airports, 46 terminals and 1062 gates there. Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) is the largest by annual passengers, at about 108 million. The airports serve cities including Atlanta, Los Angeles, Chicago, New York, San Francisco, Seattle, Miami, Washington, Oklahoma City, Abilene, Ambler, Albuquerque, Aberdeen, Arcata, Atlantic City, Adak, Ardmore, Dallas, Camp Springs, Allakaket, Alexandria, Pittsburgh, Augusta, Athens, Alliance, Anaktuvuk Pass, Albany, Alice, Alamogordo, Anniston, Anderson, Aniak, Annette Island, Anvik, Altoona, Alpena, New Iberia, Arctic Village, Aspen, Atqasuk, Appleton, Alakanuk, Austin, Asheville, Delta Junction, Blytheville, Akron, Green Bay, Akutan, Latrobe, Lufkin, Little Rock, Altus, Jacksonville, Saranac Lake, St Petersburg, Springfield, Aleknagik. Every airport has a terminal layout diagram, gate ranges and ground transport notes.

The United States is the country with the most airports in this directory: 12 in total, holding 46 terminals and 1,062 gates and handling about 590 million passengers a year. They range from the world's busiest hubs to smaller regional airports.

Atlanta

Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International (ATL) lies about 14 km from the city centre. With 7 terminals, 176 gates and about 108 million passengers a year, it is the largest airport in this directory.

The New York area

Three major airports serve the New York area: John F. Kennedy International (JFK, 5 terminals, 120 gates, about 63 million passengers), Newark Liberty International (EWR, 3 terminals, 92 gates, about 49 million) and LaGuardia (LGA, 4 terminals, 58 gates, about 32 million), each roughly 13–24 km from the city centre. Nearby Westchester County Airport (HPN) is also covered as a smaller airport.

East Coast and the South

Washington Dulles International (IAD) serves Washington with 5 terminals and 48 gates, about 28 million passengers a year. Miami International (MIA) serves Miami with 3 terminals and 120 gates, about 50 million passengers a year.

The heartland

O'Hare International (ORD) serves Chicago with 4 terminals and 143 gates, about 73 million passengers a year. Will Rogers World Airport (OKC) serves Oklahoma City with a single terminal of 17 gates, about 4.5 million passengers a year.

The West Coast

Los Angeles International (LAX) holds 6 terminals and 131 gates, about 76 million passengers a year; San Francisco International (SFO) holds 4 terminals and 83 gates, about 54 million; Seattle–Tacoma International (SEA) holds 3 terminals and 68 gates, about 52 million.

Each of the 12 airport pages carries a terminal layout diagram, gate ranges, main airlines and ground transport options; search the directory by city or IATA code.