Despite a near record number of people flying in the U.S., it appears travelers are happier with the airports they find themselves moving through. J.D. Power's annual North America Airport Satisfaction Study, released Wednesday, reported that overall airport satisfaction increased significantly this year. Travelers gave higher ratings in part because of the newer gates and terminals many airports have opened in recent years, according to the study. "Overall, travelers are happier with what they are seeing in most airports," said Mike Taylor, managing director of travel, hospitality and retail at J.D. Power. From New York's John F.
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