The data also shows that checking into airports via Facebook is a largely US phenomenon. Out of the top 25 list of airports, which you can see below, only five were not located stateside:
- Los Angeles International Airport
- Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport
- Chicago O’Hare International Airport
- San Francisco International Airport
- Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport
- Denver International Airport
- Sydney (Kingsford Smith) Airport
- Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport
- McCarran International Airport
- Suvarnabhumi International Airport
- Philadelphia International Airport
- Miami International Airport
- Boston Logan International Airport
- Charlotte Douglas International Airport
- John F. Kennedy International Airport
- Amsterdam Airport Schiphol
- San Diego International Airport
- Newark Liberty International Airport
- Washington Dulles International Airport
- Heathrow Airport
- Toronto Pearson International Airport
- Baltimore Washington International Airport
- Portland International Airport
- Fort Lauderdale – Hollywood International Airport
- Salt Lake City International Airport
Four months ago, Facebook decided to kill Facebook Places. In its place though, Palo Alto added a lot more location features to its social network. Although it phased out the mobile-only Facebook Places, the company started letting users add their current location to anything (status update, photo, or Wall post), from anywhere (regardless of what device you are using).
See also:
- Facebook is now the most popular Android app
- Facebook Platform on Mobile comes to Android
- Facebook Platform goes mobile, starting with Apple iOS
- Facebook by mobile platform: iPhone first, Android second
- Facebook: "We're going to become a mobile company"
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