Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) is the best airport for business travel in the U.S., scoring 7.98 out of 10. With 237 direct routes, over 43% offering business class, it excels in connectivity. There are 40 hotels within two miles, ideal for travelers with late arrivals or early departures. Just an 18-minute drive from downtown Atlanta, it ensures easy access to meetings. The airport features over 100 shops and numerous restaurants, offering diverse cuisine from reuben sandwiches to sushi.

Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) has the second-highest business travel score at 6.90 out of 10. The airport features 22 lounges and 30 hotels within two miles, catering to one of the busiest cities in the U.S. LAX offers 189 direct routes, with over half providing business class. Travelers can enjoy a variety of shops, restaurants, and a unique farmers market with fresh produce and food stands.

Miami International Airport (MIA) shares the second-best business travel score of 6.90. It offers 22 lounges and 189 direct routes, over half with business class. Miami's role as a hub for technology, creative industries, and international trade, especially with the Caribbean and South America, makes it a key business destination. The airport's Shoppes at Ocean Drive in Terminal D provides a top-tier shopping experience, while travelers can also enjoy spas, a yoga room, and a chapel for relaxation.

The research also revealed:

• The U.S. airport with the most lounges is John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK), with 27 total. JFK is the main airport serving New York City, operating direct routes to 193 destinations, 67% of which allow for business class travel.

• Dubai International Airport (DXB) is the best international airport for business trips, earning a 9.73 out of 10. It is also one of the best-connected airports in the world, with 264 direct flight routes, 94.7% of which offer business class travel. 

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