2 NJ Airports Ranked Among The Worst In America

Do you enjoy having to go to the airport?

I enjoy what going to the airport represents; the start of an adventure or a much-needed vacation, and of course you have to have a pre-flight beer at the airport bar.

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But sometimes going to the airport is the most frustrating thing on the planet.

Especially if you're not actually going on a flight, but rather, you're picking someone up or dropping them off.

It can be confusing and chaotic.

Sadly for Jersey, two of the major airports that service the Garden State just ranked among the lowest-rated airports in the country.

2 Major Airports That Service NJ Ranked Among The Worst In The Country

Each year, JD Power releases its list of best and worst airports in the country.

According to Forbes, the best of the best this year is the Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport, known for its streamlined layout and passenger-friendly design.

But if you're in the Garden State, you get stuck with a few airport options that are at the bottom of JD Power's list, according to Forbes.

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Firstly there's the Philadelphia International Airport which is the airport my wife and I use the most.

It's outdated, always under construction and when it gets busy, it's very overwhelming.

JD Power did mention though that it has a great selection of food and beverage spots, you have to go to Chickie and Pete's when you travel through the Philadelphia Airport!

In Jersey, Forbes reports that the Newark International Airport is at the bottom of the list as well.

They say it's a nice enough airport but access to it from the roads can be difficult to navigate, and it's not a very user-friendly airport.

I've been stuck circling terminal C for an hour trying to pick up my wife, it can be messy.

Forbes did say though that Newark has a sleek terminal design and really good food and beverage options, so you take the good with the bad, just don't get stuck in Jersey traffic!