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November 24, 2010 - FlightNetwork, one of
As
thousands of Canadians are set to fly across the border
for American Thanksgiving, FlightNetwork newest poll
asked Canadian consumers to identify
Of
the 783 Canadian consumers polled, 20.1% of respondents
named Chicago O'Hare as the worst airport in the |
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Las Vegas
McCarran International Airport at 6.0%, Orlando International at
5.7%, Denver International at 5.2%, Dallas Fort Worth at 5.1%
and San Francisco International Airport at 3.1%. 13.4% of
respondents indicated 'other.' Asked to identify the top factors that made their choice the 'worst airport in the USA,' Canadian consumers strongly identified 'overcrowding' at 28.7%, followed by bad service at 17.9%, Slow Security at 16.0%, run down airports at 13.9%, a lack of good places to eat/drink at 5.9%, uncomfortable seats in lounges at 4.1% and a lack of entertainment amenities at 2.0%. 11.5% of respondents indicated 'other.' "Our recent poll of Canada's worst airports found that Canadians' number one complaint was bad service (17.5%) followed by overcrowding (13.9%.) Canadians are clearly feeling much more overcrowded at American airports and seem to have generally accepted Homeland Security delays and the available amenities."
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