See which airports have the longest and shortest distances from the main entrance to the gate
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You know to bring travel-sized toiletries to the airport, but what about sensible shoes?
Depending on where you're flying to or from, you might want to lace up a pair of sneakers before heading on your trip. That's because some U.S. airports have passengers walking more than 20 minutes just to get to their gate.
KURU Footwear, a pain-relief shoe brand, set out to find the U.S. airports where you'll have to walk the most and least.
It analyzed airport maps and terminal data "to measure walking distances from main entrances to farthest gates at major airports."
Continue reading to see which made the list.
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Orlando International ranked fifth, with a walking distance of 0.7 miles.
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Pittsburgh International ranked fourth, with a walking distance of 0.86 miles.
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Washington Dulles International ranked 3rd, with a walking distance of 0.97 miles.
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Denver International ranked second, with a walking distance of 1.14 miles.
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Dallas/Forth Worth International has the longest walking distance of 1.5 miles.
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Harrisburg International has the fifth shortest walking distance of 0.12 miles.
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Lihue Airport on the island of Kauaʻi has the fourth shortest walking distance of 0.06 miles.
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Tweed New Haven Airport has the third shortest walking distance of 0.05 miles.
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Seattle Paine Field International has the second shortest walking distance of 0.04 miles.
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Trenton–Mercer Airport has the shortest walking distance of 0.03 miles.
