The Wall Street Journal ranks San Francisco (SFO) as the top US airport
Annual surveys prices of flights on time, waiting in the security line, customer surveys
The Wall Street Journal today named San Francisco International Airport (SFO) the largest U.S. airport in its annual ranking of several metrics, including on-time performance, security checkpoint wait times and customer satisfaction scores from JD Power.
“I am proud that San Francisco Airport is being recognized for the world-class experience we provide for residents and visitors alike,said San Francisco Mayor London Breed.We know that tourism is central to our recovery, and making sure people feel welcome from the moment they land in San Francisco is an important part of that experience. This recognition is a testament to everyone who has made SFO a success, including the workers who are there every day helping airport visitors get to their destinations.“
“We are truly honored to be ranked the top US airport by the Wall Street Journal,” said airport director Ivar C. Satero. “Our entire team has worked hard to create a world-class airport experience for our guests and this achievement is the ultimate validation of our efforts. During a year of turbulent air travel, we are proud to know that SFO offered the most consistent, reliable experience for our valued travelers.“
The Wall Street Journal ranked the 50 largest US airports by nineteen measures of operations, including on-time performance, security checkpoint wait times, ticket prices and the JD Power 2022 North America Airport Satisfaction Study. The airports were further divided into the 20 largest and the remaining 30.
