Nine of the World’s Worst Airport

At the top of the list was the Hartsfield – Jackson Atlanta International
Airport in the United States. Despite being one of the busiest airports in terms
of the number of passengers and flights, only 3.2% of the more than 90 mil.
Passengers that use the airport every year supported it.

Next on the list was the Frankfurt Airport in Germany where passengers
complained about complicated direction boards, long lines, and the unfriendly
attitude of the ground staff. Though the airport receives more than 52 mil.
international visitors each year, only 3.4% of passengers favored it.

With nearly 34 million passengers in 2009, the largest gateway between the US
and Latin America, Miami International Airport, was boycotted because
passengers reported always feeling stuck in compacted crown in the waiting
area. It received only 3.8% of support from passengers.

The Kingsford Smith Airport in Sydney