Which Airport? Chicago area

[Mr. Smith]

Well?

Personally, I'd have to go with Midway after all the bad experiences at O'Hare.

[Green Line]

Midway by far!  Both have bad TSA, so it's a tie there.  But Midway is way easier for me to get to, much quicker access to the Loop, and is small and easy to navigate.

[Gass3268]

I've only been to O'Hare, but I prefer to stick to Milwaukee.

[Illiniwek]

I guess midway. It's easier. Flying international at ohare hasn't been horrible for me.

[muon2]

There's no regular commercial service but when I've been able to I prefer the DuPage Airport. The main runway is longer than Midway's, with 24/7 FAA Tower and Customs. For corporate and private aviation it's the best option. When the Ryder Cup was in Chicagoland, DuPage was the preferred choice for most of the golfers.

[politicallefty]

O'Hare, by default. I flew United a few years ago and that was the layover. It was a 2.5 hour layover, so I'm glad there were enough stores and whatnot to keep busy (it's always fun to look around in a Brookstone).

[Citizen (The) Doctor]

I've been stuck in both during storm season so I'd go with the FedEx box if they stop giving me hotel accommodations.

[Mr. Illini]

Midway by far!  Both have bad TSA, so it's a tie there.  But Midway is way easier for me to get to, much quicker access to the Loop, and is small and easy to navigate.

Blue line though

[dax00]

Midway. No troubles my 2 flights out of there.

[PollsDontLie]

ORD without question.

[dead0man]

Midway is scary to land at and take off from, so O'Hare by default (though I've never even been to O'Hare).

[Torie]

Speaking of airports, below is my favorite airport. It has no crowds, and no Homeland Security goons, and parking is free.

[jamestroll]

Midway as  I largely prefer Southwest Airlines.