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Why it's great: AT&T and Verizon subscribers should both see blazing-fast download speeds at Pittsburgh International Airport. In the recent study, Verizon's median download speed was 34.8 Mbps and AT&T's was 30.5 Mbps. AT&T took the crown, though, because it was slightly more reliable than Verizon. Regardless: All four carriers will deliver internet faster than airport Wi-Fi.
Why it's great: T-Mobile had both the fastest and most reliable wireless connection at Cleveland's top airport. According to the study, T-Mobile downloads came in at a median 28.7 Mbps, crushing Verizon, which checked in at second place with a median 11.3 Mbps download speed.
Why it's great: Nevada's busiest airport is also its best for getting a strong signal on your smartphone. T-Mobile subscribers should see downloads around a very speedy 49 Mbps, which means that streaming music or movies should be no problem. Reliability is good across all four carriers, and cellular download speeds across the board should crush the 3.1 Mbps the airport Wi-Fi provides. And the airport has slot machines in addition to Wi-Fi and speedy cellular connections.
Why it's great: New York's third-most trafficked airport comes in first place when it comes to cellular reception. All four major carriers have great reliability at Newark, but the fastest two carriers are T-Mobile and Verizon. T-Mobile subscribers should be able to download files at 18 Mbps, and Verizon's median download speed in testing was 20 Mbps.
Why it's great: Chicago's secondary airport comes in first when it comes to wireless reception, slightly edging out its better-known cross-town sibling, O'Hare. AT&T subscribers should see 50.5 Mbps speeds at Midway, which is significantly faster than other parts of Chicago. In fact, all median download and upload speeds at Midway were faster than surrounding Chicago areas, across all four carriers, according to the study.
Why it's great: While Boston's main airport doesn't boast speeds as fast as those in some southern airports, Verizon subscribers can still download files or stream movies at a median download speed of 44.0 Mbps. According to Root Metrics, you'll get better Verizon service at the airport than at other locations in the Boston metro area.
Why it's great: Both AT&T and Verizon have Dallas' second-busiest airport well covered. But AT&T takes the cake in this area, because AT&T's median download speed at the airport is a whopping 68.3 Mbps. Not a surprise, considering the AT&T headquarters are nearby. At this airport, T-Mobile lags behind Sprint in both reliability and speed.
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