Best, worst airports ranked for World Cup 2026 travel — passengers to one NYC hub may be in for a bumpy ride

Source: New York Post

The 2026 FIFA World Cup is around the corner, and fans will be traveling all over to catch the world’s biggest soccer tournament. But many could have trouble getting to their final destinations. Passengers jetting to New York and New Jersey are headed for some turbulence, as two area airports landed among the worst in a new ranking — and one came in dead last.

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