About Which Airport Terminal
Who runs Which Airport Terminal?
Which Airport Terminal is run by Lawrence Hitches, an AI SEO consultant at StudioHawk who builds and maintains this site personally. One named person is accountable for every figure published here, which is the part most sites in this category leave out.
That absence is common here. We read the largest competing site's about page on 2026-08-15: 535 words describing itself as a one-stop solution, with no author, no method and no sources. When nobody signs the work, nobody answers for a wrong number, and a wrong number is what sends somebody to the wrong terminal.
Why does this site exist?
This site exists because the sites answering these questions publish numbers they cannot source. The largest of them shows a "current" security wait built into a page that has no live data in it at all, with no source named and no time shown.
That is a small lie with real consequences. Somebody reads fifteen minutes, leaves late, and finds a forty minute line. We would rather tell you we do not know, and tell you why nobody else does either. What we do instead is narrower than what they claim to do.
What does this site actually do?
This site answers two questions about US airports: which terminal your airline flies from, and how long security is taking right now. Every figure carries the operator who published it and the time they published it.
Where an airport publishes nothing we can verify, the page says so and points you at what to check instead. That is a real answer, and on several airports it is the only honest one available. The full picture of where each number comes from sits on our data sources page. What we are not is a longer list than what we are.
What is this site not?
This site is not affiliated with any airport, airline or government agency. It is not a booking service, it sells nothing, and it takes no advertising.
There is no phone number on this site offering to help with your flight. Those numbers are the standard business model in this category and they route travelers to third party call centers. We do not run one, and we never will. Coverage of John F. Kennedy International Airport lives on our sister site, Better JFK Airport, rather than being duplicated thinly here. Getting something wrong is the one risk we take seriously.
How do you report an error?
Report an error by contacting Lawrence directly through LinkedIn or lawrencehitches.com. Corrections get made on the page, and the page says that a correction happened.
That policy exists because it has been needed. On our sister site a claim taken from a forum comment reached publication and had to be corrected on two pages. Aggregators stopped counting as verification that day. A site claiming it never publishes an unverified fact owes you a visible way to prove it wrong.