What large cities have the smallest, or most obsolete airport terminals?

[JMatl]

^Very cool, lammius! Thanks for the link.

[Gaylord_Focker]

I don't like the Denver airport at all. I think Reagan is easy to get through.

[Shakeesha]

Nashville's airport is currently too small to handle the increased traffic. The city has major expansion plans, which includes an onsite hotel, new international concourse, and multi-modal transit connection. Donelson Pike will also be moved over to accommodate the changes.

http://www.bizjournals.com/nashville...o-updates.html

[Mezter]

Originally Posted by Gaylord_Focker

I don't like the Denver airport at all. I think Reagan is easy to get through.

Denver's airport is anything but small and obsolete though

[Kar54]

Originally Posted by Mezter

Denver's airport is anything but small and obsolete though

^^^^^^^^^

Correct. DIA is comparatively new and around the 5th busiest in the US. Due to its size, it can be a challenge to navigate, especially if you're making connections.

Because I live in Colorado Springs, I try to fly out of COS, a small hub airport, which is a cake walk relative to Denver. However, flights are generally much more expensive for that convenience. Frontier is adding flights and we could end up with up to 20 new destinations within the next few years. Hopefully, that should bring costs down.