Seattle has now taken the crown of fastest airport Wi-Fi in North America from Denver, a strong contender that had held the title for two years running. airport Wi-Fi

Seattle’s also faster than Ookla’s other global winners from last year, including Gold Coast Airport in Australia, Congonhas-São Paulo Airport in Brazil, Dubai International, Seoul Incheon International Airport in South Korea, Sheremetyevo International Airport in Russia and Mohammed V International Airport in Morocco.

The world’s busiest airport—and Delta’s largest hub—Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta saw the largest one-year improvement in speed, jumping to 59.6 Mbps from 2.7 Mbps, according to the survey data.

LaGuardia fared the best of the three major New York-area airports, clocking a speed of 28.5 Mbps airport Wi-Fi, good enough for 10th place on the list.

One interesting note about Denver’s Wi-Fi setup is that they appear to have separate SSIDs set up for 5 GHz and 2.4 GHz connections.

Third place Calgary had the fastest Wi-Fi download speed of any of the airports Ookla looked at in Canada.

There are far too many airports on this list with a mean download of less than 10 Mbps.

In Atlanta, the mean download speed over Hartsfield-Jackson’s free public Wi-Fi jumped over 2,124% since last year, despite being out of commission for 10 days after a cyber attack.

Also, there were far too many airports that saw declines in Wi-Fi speeds, including Detroit (58.9% decrease), Miami (27.1% decline), and Dallas-Fort Worth (25.6%).