These U.S. Airports Have the Longest Customs Wait Times Right Now-Some Stretching Over 2 Hours
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These U.S. Airports Have the Longest Customs Wait Times Right Now-Some Stretching Over 2 Hours
"Dallas Fort Worth International Airport had an average maximum wait time of 37 minutes for U.S. citizens and 41 minutes for non-U.S. citizens, with a peak wait time of 185 minutes on March 17."
"Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport had lower average maximum wait times of just over 20 minutes for both U.S. citizens and non-U.S. citizens, making it more efficient compared to others."
"John F. Kennedy International Airport regularly reached beyond an hour for both U.S. and non-U.S. citizens, indicating significant delays in customs processing."
"Los Angeles International Airport's average maximum wait times reached up to 51 minutes, often exceeding an hour, while San Francisco International Airport had slightly lower times of 43 minutes or less."
Travel + Leisure analyzed Customs and Border Protection wait times at major U.S. airports, revealing significant delays. Dallas Fort Worth International Airport had an average maximum wait time of 37 minutes for U.S. citizens and 41 minutes for non-U.S. citizens, peaking at 185 minutes. Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport had lower average wait times of just over 20 minutes. John F. Kennedy International Airport often exceeded an hour, while Chicago O'Hare had times around 40 minutes. Los Angeles International Airport reached up to 51 minutes, and San Francisco International Airport had slightly lower times of 43 minutes or less.
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