How many airports have you been to?

[Santander]

Updates in bold. 119 total.

US (51):
Lexington Blue Grass
Louisville
San Francisco
Newark
Teterboro
Chicago O'Hare
Indianapolis
Denver
Dallas/Ft Worth
LAX
Philadelphia
Charlotte
Washington Dulles
Washington National
Baltimore
Minneapolis/St Paul
San Diego
San Jose
Cleveland
Houston Bush
Las Vegas McCarran
Seattle
Atlanta
Boston
Martha's Vineyard
Nantucket
Cheyenne
Cedar Rapids
Fort Lauderdale
Honolulu
Long Beach
New York LaGuardia
JFK
Manchester (NH)
San Juan
St Louis
Tucson
Fargo
Great Falls
Salt Lake City
Orlando
Santa Ana
Scottsdale
Payson (AZ)
Detroit
Huntsville
Phoenix Sky Harbor
Buffalo
Rochester
Jackson (MS)
Park Rapids (MN)

Canada (30):
Calgary
Vancouver
Toronto Pearson
Edmonton International
Edmonton City Centre (now closed)
Regina
Winnipeg
Thompson
Churchill
Red Deer (AB)
Revelstoke (BC)
Boundary Bay (BC)
Lethbridge
Wetaskiwin (AB)
Airdrie (AB)
Ottawa
Kamloops
Olds-Didsbury (AB)
High River (AB)
Drumheller (AB)
Three Hills (AB)
Ponoka (AB)
St Albert (AB)
Montreal Trudeau
Golden (BC)
Springbank (AB)
Lacombe (AB)
St. Catharines/Niagara (ON)
Halifax
Toronto City
Hamilton

Europe (15):
Glasgow
Dublin
London Heathrow
London Gatwick
Amsterdam
Brussels
Paris Charles de Gaulle
Paris Orly
Frankfurt
Helsinki
Munich
Moscow Domodedovo
Yekaterinburg
Istanbul Ataturk
Geneva

Middle East (4):
Tel Aviv Ben Gurion
Tel Aviv Sde Dov
Eilat
Amman

Asia/Pacific (19):
Delhi
Lahore
Rangoon
Bangkok Suvarnabhumi
Singapore
Hanoi
Hong Kong
Guangzhou
Taiwan Taoyuan
Beijing
Shanghai Pudong
Seoul Incheon
Seoul Gimpo
Yanji (China)
Baishan (China)
Osaka Kansai
Tokyo Narita
Tokyo Haneda
Sydney

[Santander]

Well Nutmeg, at 110 it looks like Santander has us both beat.

Very impressive, Santander. You especially blow Muon and me away in Canada.

I accept the challenge.

Those tiny airports in Alberta and BC are where I learned how to fly. (along with Scottsdale, to some extent) They're mostly runways in the middle of nowhere with a shack as the terminal and a 20-year old Crown Vic in the parking lot. You're missing nothing.

[Santander]

North America:
New York, JFK

Have some self respect, everyone, and use Newark. Teterboro

[Santander]

Updates in bold. 135 total. Should cross off Hangzhou, Santiago, San Salvador, Cartagena, Liberia (CR), Buenos Aires Ezeiza, and Kuala Lumpur off the list within the next year. Maybe Hilo and Nagoya, too.

US (55):
Lexington Blue Grass
Louisville
San Francisco
Newark
Teterboro
Chicago O'Hare
Indianapolis
Denver
Dallas/Ft Worth
LAX
Philadelphia
Charlotte
Washington Dulles
Washington National
Baltimore
Minneapolis/St Paul
San Diego
San Jose
Cleveland
Houston Bush
Las Vegas McCarran
Seattle
Atlanta
Boston
Martha's Vineyard
Nantucket
Cheyenne
Cedar Rapids
Fort Lauderdale
Honolulu
Long Beach
New York LaGuardia
JFK
Manchester (NH)
San Juan
St Louis
Tucson
Fargo
Great Falls
Salt Lake City
Orlando
Santa Ana
Scottsdale
Payson (AZ)
Detroit
Huntsville
Phoenix Sky Harbor
Buffalo
Rochester
Jackson (MS)
Park Rapids (MN)
Lihue
Oklahoma City
Columbus
Guam

Canada (32):
Calgary
Vancouver
Toronto Pearson
Edmonton International
Edmonton City Centre (now closed)
Regina
Winnipeg
Thompson
Churchill
Red Deer (AB)
Revelstoke (BC)
Boundary Bay (BC)
Lethbridge
Wetaskiwin (AB)
Airdrie (AB)
Ottawa
Kamloops
Olds-Didsbury (AB)
High River (AB)
Drumheller (AB)
Three Hills (AB)
Ponoka (AB)
St Albert (AB)
Montreal Trudeau
Golden (BC)
Springbank (AB)
Lacombe (AB)
St. Catharines/Niagara (ON)
Halifax
Toronto City
Hamilton
Saint John (NB)
Rouyn-Noranda (QC)

Europe (16):
Glasgow
Dublin
London Heathrow
London Gatwick
London City
Amsterdam
Brussels
Paris Charles de Gaulle
Paris Orly
Frankfurt
Helsinki
Munich
Moscow Domodedovo
Yekaterinburg
Istanbul Ataturk
Geneva

Middle East (4):
Tel Aviv Ben Gurion
Tel Aviv Sde Dov
Eilat
Amman

Asia/Pacific (24):
Delhi
Lahore
Rangoon
Bangkok Suvarnabhumi
Singapore
Hanoi
Hong Kong
Guangzhou
Taiwan Taoyuan
Beijing
Shanghai Pudong
Seoul Incheon
Seoul Gimpo
Yanji (China)
Baishan (China)
Osaka Kansai
Tokyo Narita
Tokyo Haneda
Sydney
Majuro
Kwajalein
Kosrae
Pohnpei
Chuuk

Latin America (4)
Bogota
Lima
Cusco
Panama City

[Santander]

Looks I've fallen to second place behind Santander!

Well, as a former professional pilot and a longtime United 1K (approaching million-miler), I would hope I have been to more airports than you. I fly on average two to three times a week.

[Santander]

Non-exhaustive list, excludes South America, Australasia.

North America


Europe/Middle East


Asia

[Santander]

Nothing in Southern Hemisphere?

I can't be bothered to post maps of <10 airports in the vast Southern Hemisphere. Same reason I don't have Hawaii or other isolated islands.

(plus, there are a few I just forgot)