Parksy compiles data on over 1,900 airport surrounding parking spaces

LOS ANGELES, Calif., Sep 01, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- With Labor Day weekend approaching, travelers are expected to flood U.S. airports, making parking a significant challenge. Free parking marketplace Parksy has compiled data on nearly 2,000 available parking spaces within five miles of 14 major American airport hubs, highlighting the vast untapped potential of airport surrounding driveways.

According to Parksy's latest count, Boston's Logan Airport leads the list with 491 parking options within a five-mile radius. This is followed by Los Angeles International with 290, Newark with 232, and Phoenix Sky Harbor with 184. In stark contrast, San Francisco International offers just 40 spaces, Dallas/Fort Worth has 31, and Denver International has only 14. Collectively, the 14 airports account for 1,950 parking spaces out of Parksy's total listings of more than 32,000 across the United States.

The cost of parking is another critical factor. Daily rates on Parksy's listings typically range from $10 to $29, with Newark being the priciest and Denver the cheapest. For a week-long stay, the difference in cost between a terminal garage and a nearby space can often pay for the checked baggage fee.

For homeowners, the data offers a potential revenue stream. Houses near airports come with the drawback of noise and traffic, but they also come with the benefit of empty driveways. Listing a driveway on Parksy is free and requires no posting fees or commission, making it an attractive opportunity for homeowners.

"Parking is a hotel for cars, and the hotel is always overbooked," said Daniel Battaglia, founder and CEO of Parksy. "Meanwhile, the houses under the flight path have empty driveways all week. Matching those two facts is the easiest problem in travel, and we decided to make the match cost nothing."

The platform is not just limited to the United States; Parksy operates in 57 countries. Its technology is available on both major app stores, and it offers a range of free tools, including a find-my-parked-car feature and a roadside accident report that works even without a phone signal.

"Boston will set traffic records this weekend, and every one of these airports is surrounded by empty residential concrete," Battaglia added. "The parking crisis at American airports is not a supply problem; it is an introduction problem."

Travelers can compare available parking options near any U.S. airport through Parksy's website, which offers affordable and secure parking options. To explore the available spaces, visit [Parksy's website].

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