Airports

[domainer50]

Gotta love em gotta hate em. Posting from my blackberry, I can't wait to be home wiLl post and let everyone know when I return to my home

 

[stscac]

Was it from namepros.mobi?

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-Steve

 

[domainer50]

Yep namepros mobi. Right now I'm in phildephia about to get on a pLane home. Talk with you guys soon

 

[Gerrit]

My life is about travelling really (lived in 5 countries and travelled to several more) so airports... I love them. To me they represent yet another travel which I love so much.

I don't love all airports though. Having taken lot of planes you learn to appreciate certain aspects of airports and hate certain others.

My ideal airport has to have:
- little stairs (very unhandy for big luggage, and when emigrating you don't just have 1 little bag)
- internet connection points in waiting rooms, both before and past the check-in points
- restaurants both before and after the check-in point
- a hotel next door (ideal when your flight leaves very early morning, then you can check into the hotel the night before and sleep until right before check-in time)

My nightmare airport would have:
- no internet cafe (very irritating when having to wait for a delayed flight)
- a lot of stairs and no elevator
- no vegetarian food available, which means only a bagel until you're at destination



Best airports I've used: Dublin, Oslo, Liverpool, Brussels-Zaventem

Worst airport I've used: Amsterdam-Schiphol. Way too big to find your way easily, internet terminal didn't work, signposting sending me the completely wrong direction for the train to the city...