These are the most and least expensive airports in US

Flying has become an essential aspect of modern life, giving us wings to explore far horizons or reunite with loved ones. However, as passengers anxiously anticipate their airborne experiences, a critical factor of their journey’s cost is at the heart of their departure: the airport they select. There are airports across the wide range of the United States, where an abundance of runways crisscross the country, that either pinch the purse or offer rest to the budget-conscious traveller. The airline industry is diversified, displaying an intriguing interplay between geography, demand, and infrastructure.

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So, let’s embark on an illuminating exploration of the most and least expensive airports to fly in the US. According to a recent SmartAsset data.

Most Expensive airports

1. Ted Stevens Anchorage International (Anchorage, Alaska)
2. Washington Dulles International (Washington D.C.)
3. Minneapolis-St Paul International (Minneapolis, Minnesota)
4. Charlotte Douglas International (Charlotte, North Carolina)
5. Salt Lake City International (Salt Lake City, Utah)
6. Detroit Metro Wayne County (Detroit, Michigan)
7. Will Rogers World (Oklahoma City, Oklahoma)
8. Dallas/Fort Worth International (Dallas, Texas)
9. Gerald R. Ford International (Grand Rapids, Michigan)
10. Norfolk International (Norfolk, Virginia)

Least Expensive airports

1. Harry Reid International (Las Vegas, Nevada)
2. Kahului Airport (Maui, Hawaii)
3. Orlando International (Orlando, Florida)
4. Metro Oakland International (Oakland, California)
5. Hollywood Burbank (Burbank, California)
6. Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International (Fort Lauderdale, Florida)
7. Norman Y. Mineta San Jose International (San Jose, California)
8. Luis Munoz Marin International (San Juan, Puerto Rico)
9. Chicago Midway International (Chicago, Illinois)
10. LaGuardia (New York, New York)