About AirportCheatSheet

AirportCheatSheet exists to answer the boring-but-important questions you have right before a trip: How much is parking? Which terminal is my airline in? How do I get downtown? Is there a lounge I can use? We pull the essentials for 53+ airports worldwide into one scannable page each — plus a growing library of in-depth travel guides on parking, lounges, layovers, and airport transport that apply everywhere.

Who this is for

Anyone ten minutes from leaving for the airport who does not want to dig through a dozen official sub-pages. Road-trippers comparing a week of economy parking against a taxi both ways, families planning the stroller-and-bags logistics, and travelers landing somewhere new who just want the fastest honest way into the city.

How we research & verify

Every airport guide is compiled from primary sources — the airport's own website, its parking operator, and the local transit authority — and we list those sources on each guide so you can check for yourself. Our process:

• We read the official parking rate tables, terminal maps, and ground transport pages, not third-party summaries.
• Because rates change often and vary by season and lot, we prefer ranges (“about”) over false precision, and we date every guide so you can see how fresh it is.
• When an airport changes its rates or layout, or a reader flags something, we re-check the official source and update the guide and its date.

Editorial standards

Guides are written to be genuinely useful, not to chase keywords. The goal is that you get your answer in seconds and trust it. We do not accept payment from airports, airlines, or parking operators to change what a guide says. Where a detail varies widely or is uncertain, we say so — and we always point you back to the official website as the final word before you travel.

Independence & how we're funded

AirportCheatSheet is an independent publication, not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any airport, airline, or parking operator. The site is free to read and supported by advertising and, in some places, affiliate links to travel products (for example, airport transfers, lounge passes, or travel eSIMs). If you buy through one of those links we may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you — that never influences the facts in a guide.

Spotted something out of date?

Airports remodel terminals and reprice lots constantly, and we would rather hear about it than let a guide drift. If a rate looks wrong or a layout has changed, please tell us — it helps every traveler who reads the guide after you.