BOSTON - Logan Airport in Boston ranks below average in an annual customer satisfaction survey of "mega airports" released Wednesday, though it's not as close to the bottom of the list as last year. The J.

Pearson International Airport has been ranked one of the lowest for customer satisfaction in a new study, though the airport is questioning its methodology. The J.D. Power 2024 North America Airport Satisfaction Study was released Wednesday and Pearson comes near the bottom of the list for the “mega” airport category — those which have 33

Improvements at other airports may explain some of the decline in RDU’s relative ranking, says Michael Taylor, who analyzed the survey data for the consumer analytics firm. Overall, Taylor said, RDU remains above average and people generally like the airport facilities and find it easy to navigate.

Customer satisfaction at Denver International Airport is dropping as record-breaking passenger traffic and relentless construction in and outside the terminal continue. The latest: J.D. Power's annual survey,

The port first noted the outages via social media on Saturday morning, with the airport then posting that it had “experienced certain system outages indicating a possible cyberattack.” As of Sunday morning Pacific time,

SEA also was near the bottom of the rankings in 2023, which the airport wasn't surprised by given the many ongoing construction projects.

San Diego International Airport has placed near the bottom of the list of large airports in North America based on a customer satisfaction study by J.D. Power.