Your Best and Worst Airports (Domestic + International)

With all the travel coming up I figure we can have a fun thread discussing your favorite and least favorite airports. Let's have both domestic and international since we have a lot of people doing both on here.

Domestic Best-
Buffalo. I was going through my head of the large airports, connecting airports, rental car experiences, time from parking to get through security, and settled on Buffalo. The airport flies direct to most places in the US, the short and long term parking lots are within walking distance of the terminal, check-in is a breeze, security never takes longer than 10 minutes even at the busy hour of 5am. The food options are decent with a tim hortons and an anchor bar, the runways are right next to the terminal so no obnoxiously long taxi times like at DFW, ORD, JFK, etc. Plenty of space in the terminal to spread out and find a quiet gate area. The rental cars are at the terminal as well which saves having to take a bus ride elsewhere.

The other option for me in a close second was Cincinnati CVG, very easy to get around, spread out, and flights to a lot of the country.

Domestic Worst-
Orlando. I haven't flow out of here in years and had the pleasant opportunity to last week. Drop off for passengers is congested, check in/baggage drop off can have very long lines with people checking strollers, security for regular, TSA Precheck, and Clear was a mess, and the gate area for Delta and Southwest is extremely cramped/congested. It took over an hour from stepping in the terminal to check-in to getting through security then taking the tram to the gates. Throw in a ton of screaming kids either coming or going to disney world and you've got a terrible setup. I have not been in the jetblue terminal C yet so no clue how that is.

International Best-
It's been a while for me, but I'll nominate Seoul Incheon South Korea. They had very cheap tours if you were connecting through there ($5 or $10) and took me to the city for 3-4 hours. The security was easy, same with immigration, also seemed like a decent amount of food options.

International Worst-
London. From the buses at one terminal to another terminal to reclearing security and removing all liquids, the experience was less than pleasant. Another thing to be aware of is they don't post the gates like the US does hours before, it's when you're in the terminal waiting for the plane. So you're stuck standing around watching a board monitor like it's NY Penn station for a track number.