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Worst Airports in America
The Daily Beast sifts through the statistics to find out which airports are the most miserable.
30. Sacramento International (SMF)—Sacramento, Calif.
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29. Pittsburgh International (PIT)—Pittsburgh, Pa.
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28. Detroit Metro Wayne County (DTW)—Detroit, Mich.
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27. Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International (CVG)—Cincinnati, Ohio
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26. Minneapolis-St. Paul International (MSP)—Minneapolis, Minn.
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25. Kansas City International (MCI)—Kansas City, Mo.
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24. Denver International (DEN)—Denver, Colo.
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23. Ronald Reagan Washington National (DCA)—Washington, D.C.
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22. Raleigh-Durham International (RDU)—Raleigh-Durham, N.C.
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21. McCarran International (LAS)—Las Vegas, Nev.
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20. Charlotte/Douglas International (CLT)—Charlotte, N.C.
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19. Ft. Lauderdale-Hollywood International (FLL)—Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
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18. Oakland International (OAK)—Oakland, Calif.
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17. Dallas/Ft. Worth International (DFW)—Dallas-Ft. Worth, Texas
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16. Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International (ATL)—Atlanta, Ga.
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15. Baltimore-Washington International (BWI)—Baltimore, Md.
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14, General Mitchell International Airport (MKE)—Milwaukee, Wis.
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13. Washington Dulles International (IAD)—Washington, D.C.
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12. Nashville International (BNA)—Nashville, Tenn.
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11. Philadelphia International (PHL)—Philadelphia, Pa.
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10. Miami International (MIA)—Miami, Fla.
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9. Boston Logan International (BOS)—Boston, Mass.
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8. Lambert-St. Louis International (STL)—St. Louis, Mo.
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7. Chicago Midway International (MDW)—Chicago, Ill.
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6. San Francisco International (SFO)—San Francisco, Calif.
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5. LaGuardia (LGA)—New York, N.Y.
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4. William P. Hobby (HOU)—Houston, Texas
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3. John F. Kennedy International (JFK)—New York, N.Y.
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2. Newark Liberty International (EWR)—Newark, N.J.
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