USA Today: Hartsfield Takes Overall First Place

In the open warfare between Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport and Chicago's O'Hare International, Atlanta has claimed it yet again has the "world's busiest" title with 96.2M passengers last year. And this time, USA Today agrees. The paper offered a story about competing claims between the two airports, and sided--somewhat lukewarmly--with Atlanta. "So, who is right? Technically, both are--though Atlanta likely gets the overall nod," USA Today's Ben Mutzabaugh writes. Still, Chicago did take the top spot for number of flights out of O'Hare, the paper reports.

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