Which US airport has the most non-stop international flights?

[bus man]

Originally Posted by 7express

Also, the only airports in the US, IIRC that fly direct to Africa are: JFK, ATL, IAD and I think IAH has a United to Lagos.

Believe it or not, lowly BWI once had a nonstop flight to Africa, namely Accra, Ghana. It lasted a few years before Ghana Airways went belly up. I recall reading that the flights were not particularly punctual or reliable, but that they operated with good loads when they did run.

[annerk]

Originally Posted by Summerwhale

I think we should change this to 3,000 miles plus.

I don't count a flight from Miami to Puerto del bla bla

Puerto Rico isn't counted as an International destination. Only countries which require a passport.

[pvande55]

JFK, but only because domestic flights have been discouraged from using it.

[Summerwhale]

Originally Posted by annerk

Puerto Rico isn't counted as an International destination. Only countries which require a passport.

No i'm talking about like Cancun, Mexico etc.. destinations all really close to Miami.

[mikeyyc]

Originally Posted by Summerwhale

No i'm talking about like Cancun, Mexico etc.. destinations all really close to Miami.

You need to work on your geography.

You could make the argument about Miami to the Bahamas, or Cuba, Turks and Caicos, but Cancun is over an hour and half away by air.

[beasley106]

Originally Posted by Summerwhale

Ewgh yeah but so what.

Houston flies to very few international/european destinations.

You might want to check your sources again since they are incorrect.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George...d_destinations

Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport has nonstop flights to South America, the Middle East, and East Asia in addition to Lagos, Nigeria. They also have nonstop flights to London, Paris, Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Munich, Istanbul, Moscow, and Stavanger in Norway so the airport has a lot of nonstop flights to a lot of European destinations as well.