1. Miami International Airport, 66
  2. O’Hare International Airport, 63
  3. Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport, 63
  4. Boston Logan International Airport, 61
  5. Philadelphia International Airport, 61
  6. McCarran International Airport, 60
  7. Denver International Airport, 59
  8. Charlotte Douglas International Airport, 59
  9. Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, 58
  10. Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, 56

For this study, the methodology took into account the public transit options directly accessible at the airport, typical ridehailing wait, and approximate walk time from the baggage claim.

Most of the top 10 cities have rail stations that drop off at or very near the airport. But Miami Airport Station also includes nine bus lines that run through it fairly consistently and serve many neighborhoods, increasing access versus over airports like Denver or Dallas where transit mostly serves to carry travelers straight downtown. The same variety of transit helped other top spots, including Boston’s Logan airport with its popular Silver Line buses, and several SEPTA lines serving Philadelphia.
So this year, if you’re in one of these cities — save some money, some gas, and some road rage. Leave the car at home!

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