3 ms·
And I'm told they're punctual. Haven't been to BER myself. There are some well designed airports in Asia (multiple countries). In USA, I personally felt SEA
by 2143 4y ago
And I'm told they're punctual.
Haven't been to BER myself.
There are some well designed airports in Asia (multiple countries).
In USA, I personally felt SEA (Seattle-Tacoma) and DFW (Dallas/Fort-Worth) were rather good.
LAX is a mess for domestic/international transfers, with remote terminals and having to go though multiple buses right through the middle of planes on tarmac. However, I've gone through LAX many times that I now know my way around.
LAX was also the airport where I physically spotted the plane I had to board, and then figured out how to reach there by going in the general direction (because if you started your journey at a smaller airport and is changing planes at LAX, the original boaring pass you received may not have the gate written on it).
- asdff 4y agoI've never transferred through lax but I don't mind flying into and out of it. From that perspective its pretty good. 7 terminals distributes security lines well enough to never be that crowded when I go at least. Your gate is then a 10 min walk at most from security at your terminal. On the arrivals side, you hop off the plane and baggage claim is again a 10 minute walk away, usually my bag is already on the conveyer when I come to it. It's a farcry from the song and dance you have to do at airports like denver. It feels like its 7 small airports wired up in series. I can see how that could screw you if your transfer is between different airlines perhaps though.