Advice: 10 Problem Airports For Spring Break Travelers From California

It's that glorious time when we shed our winter coats, soak up some sunshine, and perhaps even embark on an adventure. For some of us soaking up that sunshine is harder than others. But, as all seasoned travelers know, navigating airports during this busy season can be a roller coaster ride, filled with potential stress and anxiety.

Now, let's talk about a recent study published on Agamble.com that will make you go, "Hmm, interesting!" Some airports experience more delays than others during spring break. And guess what? If you're traveling from Idaho, California, or Utah, you're not alone in having a layover at one of these delay-prone airports.

Now, drum roll, please... Denver International Airport is the most common layover destination for flights from these three states. Yes, folks, that bustling hub in the heart of the Rockies is a popular pitstop.

But here's the kicker. According to the study, Denver International Airport sees around 18.1% of flights delayed during spring break. Yikes! That's nearly one in every five flights. So, if you're planning a jaunt from Idaho, California, or Utah, keep this in mind.

Don't let this put a damper on your spring break excitement. After all, forewarned is forearmed, right? Consider scheduling your layovers at less busy airports or snag a direct flight. And remember, a little patience goes a long way. So, pack a good book or load up your tablet with your favorite shows, just in case.

Spring Break is all about letting loose and having fun. So, don't let a little airport delay get in the way. Happy travels, my friends!