Entertainment | airport Best and Worst Airports for Sleeping The budget traveler can save money, but should avoid certain airports By Evann Gastaldo Posted Jul 20, 2009 6:31 PM CDT Copied JetBlue Airways Corp. passengers sleep and work on computers as they wait for flights at New York's John F. Kennedy Airport, in this Feb. 15, 2007 file photo. (AP Photo/Richard Drew, file) Looking to save a buck or two on your next vacation? Consider sleeping in the airport: It’s not “just for the young budget traveler” anymore, says the Guide to Sleeping in Airports. The website ranks the best—and worst—to sleep in, Reuters reports. Best: Changi, Singapore Incheon, Seoul Schiphol, Amsterdam Gardermoen, Oslo Hong Kong, Hong Kong Worst: Charles de Gaulle, Paris Sheremetyevo, Moscow John F. Kennedy, New York Los Angeles International, Los Angeles Delhi, India Read These Next Kelly will fight Pentagon in court over Hegseth move. GoFundMe for ICE agent in Minneapolis shooting gets a big donor. Fed's Jerome Powell usually holds his fire. But no more. Mike Lindell doesn't have to pay in 'prove me wrong' case. Report an error