Airports--your favorites and why?
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I liked Taipei. :-) Lady was nice enough to let me take stuff out of my suitcase and put into my dads to avoid an overweight charge (Uh, yea I was carrying home a HUGE wooden carving of a teaching Buddah).
I HATE Frankfurt...but only flew out of it once..I think if I did again the machine guns in the terminals and the rate of take off due to noise ordinances wouldn't bug me so much.
I also do not care for Laguardia. Never flown out of there but any airport my dad will avoid..I will too...and since he has over 1 million miles flown on Delta alone (not counting the countless other airlines he has flown on due to business), Ill take his word for it.
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I like Vancouver International the best. It's beautiful and comfortable...
I don't mind waiting in airports as a general rule. While I'm there, delayed flight or not... nobody expects me to make dinner, vacuum, or clean up dog vomit. (It's been one of those days here!) I can sit and people watch... read mostly uninterrupted or surf the net.
It's all good! ALso love the hubbub of Heathrow.0 -
Changi Airport, Singapore.
The most beautiful and well organised airport I've seen in my life. They have orchids everywhere and water ponds in some areas. It's amazing! Plus, it's super clean and easy. It's my favourite airport by far!
The worst one is Paris (and I lived in Paris). Not at all well organised, and be ready to wait to get to a gate, which mostly never happens!0 -
first of all, I don't travel much but I like my own airport here: SeaTac-love the cell phone waiting lot 'cuz it's FREE, and the toilet in the Bert Mooney Airport kept me entertained for a few minutes (automatic toilet seat covers).
I absolutely DESPISE the Milwaukee airport, lack of customer service, by the general people that work there, rental car companies, AND the TSA. :explode:
More than once I have heard terrible things about Denver's airport...I hope to never have to fly there.0 -
LOVE Dubai, Pittsburg and Charlotte airports. HATE Pearsons in Toronto.0
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Hong Kong international is one of my favourites, they have shower facilities, super uber modern and great architecture, flying in at night looks like the opening scenes from bladerunner. soundtrack Air - sex born poison - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ELWWpBWF3M
Copenhagen International is also one of my favourites, it has some parts with black marble walls that you can see your reflection, it looks like your in a movie, theres a great combination of wood also and Scandinavian architecture. soundtrack Lykke Li - I know places (live on the moon) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K3P2o5gryfs
LAX is terrible. nowhere to sit comfortably for all the people who are stranded there, no free wifi, old and tired. I got stuck there for 14 hours. I've been stuck at other airports. lax is the worst. time does not pass there. all you can do is walk. soundtrack hanz Zimmer - Time - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=srrAm9Eiqcw
shanghai is just behind LAX in the bad airport stakes.0 -
Any one but Halifax. They have birds flying free and they poop everywhere.
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That's the airport I've flown from most... I do like that it's a quiet airport0 -
Love Field....First one I flew out of in 1970.
I understand, Hobby Airport in Houston.0 -
Denver- La Casita (awesome tamales)
Brussels National- Nicest staff ever
Do not like- Toronto (despite nice people) hate taking the shuttle between terminals0 -
I love airports - love to people watch
I don't have a true favorite - but I do loathe one in particular...and that would be MIAMI. Hate that airport with a major passion!!!0 -
I liked Taipei. :-) Lady was nice enough to let me take stuff out of my suitcase and put into my dads to avoid an overweight charge (Uh, yea I was carrying home a HUGE wooden carving of a teaching Buddah).
I HATE Frankfurt...but only flew out of it once..I think if I did again the machine guns in the terminals and the rate of take off due to noise ordinances wouldn't bug me so much.
I also do not care for Laguardia. Never flown out of there but any airport my dad will avoid..I will too...and since he has over 1 million miles flown on Delta alone (not counting the countless other airlines he has flown on due to business), Ill take his word for it.
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Frankfurt is my favorite, not because of the airport itself, but because it means home is only a couple of hours away.0 -
Beijing. Becuase it is a city. I got off my plane and there was a sign as to how long it would take me to get to my next flight in terminal B. 47 minutes..... to commute to another terminal. You can limp across Rhode Island in 47 minutes.0
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Munich, Germany. German efficiency, extremely easy to get around in, signs, seating areas everywhere, the best shops - buttersoft leather handbags, anyone?, and clean, clean, clean. Did I mention clean?0
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Munich, Germany. German efficiency, extremely easy to get around in, signs, seating areas everywhere, the best shops - buttersoft leather handbags, anyone?, and clean, clean, clean. Did I mention clean?
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McCarron in Las Vegas. Made out with a very pretty girl there when I was a wayward youth.0
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Sacramento, Bloomington IL, and mdt are my fave small ones. Don't care much for lax or bwi. Phili has some great art. If i'm going to be stuck in an airport for a long time, i'd want ATL. For sprawling big city airports, it's a good one and easy to navigate. Dulles/ft worth, not cool on driving over a bridge in a plane. MIA=krazy.0
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Top 3 fav have to beee:
1) Incheon (Seoul) Airport (South Korea). It has a Korean style spa inside. I've napped there many times before/after a flight.
2) Narita (Japan)
3) O'Hare: I actually really like how big and busy it is.
The only airport that I absolutely hate is Ninoy Aquino International (Phillipines). The place was swarming with shady cab drivers and people sleeping on cardboard on the floor....just overall shady.0 -
Orlando is best because it is home. St Thomas is a favorite because it is just a ferry ride from St. John and the views are amazing. Atlanta is a necessary evil. Dallas has great people watching. Seattle has good food. San Fran is a pain in the *kitten*. CDG is my least favorite of all followed closely by Boston. I could go on and on.0
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Munich, Germany. German efficiency, extremely easy to get around in, signs, seating areas everywhere, the best shops - buttersoft leather handbags, anyone?, and clean, clean, clean. Did I mention clean?
LOL last time I was in Munich airport, there was constructiion/renovation everywhere we turned and it was a nightmare!
That was several years ago, 2006, so it should be better by now.0 -
I despise Philly..JFK is alright...SFO is pretty good too. Don't love LAX but I don't hate it either. Orlando is mediocre. O'Hare is actually not bad at all...I liked it pretty well.
Philly airport is the gold standard by which all bad airports are measured!
I will pay extra to avoid it!0 -
I like Narita Japan, Heathrow and Hawaii.... extremely easy to get around, easy to follow signs and clean.0
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There are a number of people mentioning Munich as a favourite, it is a nice airport but I think most people are talking about the newer Terminal which caters for most of Lufthansa flights and Trans-Atlantic services. The older of the 2, is still a major improvement on the old Airport that this one replaced.
Also coming out of the lists are Hong Kong and Bangkok, I have not been to Hong Kong since they replaced Kai Tack and it's checker board approach, the Terminal was really struggling in the end but to make that approach, sweeping in low over the city was amazing. Again Bangkok is another airport that has been replaced since I was there, from what I have heard they have removed most of the Thai nature and appeal from it, before security you would have almost street food vendors selling their wares.
Among my favourites are Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Paris (all 3), wait I can't list all the Airports in the world, being a plane spotter I will visit one for a complete day. :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
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so many places in the world I have loved going...
the craziest airport was when I was in Fiji on a layover for a few hours.. my smile was glued to my face cause it seemed everybody was smiling at me... I did check the bathroom a few times to make sure I didnt have something attached to my face lol but it was non stop smiling from the locals it was pretty hilarious... seemed like more than a few hours and I would need my jaw looked after when I left because it hurt just doing that constantly for a few hours
and yes.. kidding because this girl loves to smile0 -
My fav airport is Heathrow in London. So easy to get into the city quickly and not to mention great shopping and airline lounges.0
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Did a stop over with JAL, can't remember the airport but it was hilarious. The airport itself was crap, but the approach to the runway was a very steep approach to land on a strip barely long enough for the plane, on a piece of land barely big enough for the strip! Awesome!0
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Minneapolis airport is great - good dining options and shopping. Tampa Airport is second for how clean and easy to get around. Just flew into Nassau, Bahamas this summer and once that airport is finished with construction it will be so nice.
LAX has to be the most depressing airport and it's the one I have to come home to!! So dirty!0 -
I love the O'Hare airport! Because it has an awesome tunnel with neon lights. And automatic toilet seat covers that rotate! Geez, I sound like such a kid.0
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I have to say my closest one, Gatwick, because I know it so well it feels 'safe'. I also like Sanford, Fl, it's nice and small and has a lovely Royal Palm Lounge that is free is it's your birthday :-)
Orlando airport is confusing with its double bag drop system, but I love that Orlando has the Hyatt Regency with rooftop pool and bell boys that will take your cases right to the check in queue!
Any airport is great, simply for the fact that it means we've landed safely and the holiday has started :-)0 -
I have to say my closest one, Gatwick, because I know it so well it feels 'safe'. I also like Sanford, Fl, it's nice and small and has a lovely Royal Palm Lounge that is free is it's your birthday :-)
Orlando airport is confusing with its double bag drop system, but I love that Orlando has the Hyatt Regency with rooftop pool and bell boys that will take your cases right to the check in queue!
Any airport is great, simply for the fact that it means we've landed safely and the holiday has started :-)
gatwick has the YO:TEL right?0 -
I have to say my closest one, Gatwick, because I know it so well it feels 'safe'. I also like Sanford, Fl, it's nice and small and has a lovely Royal Palm Lounge that is free is it's your birthday :-)
Orlando airport is confusing with its double bag drop system, but I love that Orlando has the Hyatt Regency with rooftop pool and bell boys that will take your cases right to the check in queue!
Any airport is great, simply for the fact that it means we've landed safely and the holiday has started :-)
gatwick has the YO:TEL right?0
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