A recent study conducted by CPAP.com, a global leader in Sleep Apnea equipment, evaluated airports across North America for their sleep-friendly amenities. The study aimed to identify the most comfortable and least comfortable airports for travelers facing layovers or delays.
Mexico City’s Benito Juárez International Airport emerged as the top performer, earning praise for its extensive amenities. Travelers can enjoy 19 24-hour dining options, six massage chair stations, and 14 lounges equipped with shower facilities. This comprehensive array of amenities positions the airport as a relaxation haven, comparable to major hubs like LAX and JFK.
On the opposite end of the spectrum, Canada’s Fort MacKay/Firebag Aerodrome was deemed the least sleep-friendly airport. Notably lacking essential amenities like WiFi, it poses a significant challenge for modern travelers. Bethel Airport also fell short in amenities, while Meadows Field, Great Falls International, and Tri-Cities Airport, while offering essential comforts like free WiFi, provided a limited reprieve for travelers navigating their journeys.
This study underscores CPAP.com’s commitment to serving the Sleep Apnea community by highlighting crucial factors that impact traveler comfort and well-being at airports across North America. The study’s findings offer valuable insights for travelers seeking a comfortable and restful experience during their journeys.
