Favorite Airports

[cas]

After just going to Charleston, SC and stopping at various airports in the past here are some of my "favs"

Good

Denver
Charlotte
London
LAX

Bad

Kansas City
Charleston (goofy looking)
LaGuardia (icky)
Newark


I know fatty is a big fan of airports, any others??

[michigancat]

The KC airport is pretty good, ya know?

[doom]

Incheon and Pusan are fantastic.

[pissclams]

i'm going to go with none.  airports suck and are dirty and gross.

[cyclist]

i'm going to go with none.  airports suck and are dirty and gross.

QFMFT...

So are bus stations, but more so...

[fatty fat fat]

it doesn't get much better than an airport. it just doesn't.

http://www.ksufans.com/forums/index.php?topic=20948.0

[michigancat]

i'm going to go with none.  airports suck and are dirty and gross.

so, the best are the ones you spend the least time in.  KCI ftw.

[ksuwildcats80591]

Denver

 

[fatty fat fat]

airports are not dirty and gross. if KCI was located on the KSU campus, chum1's thread would have 1 reply.


That reply?

Airport Building.

[pissclams]

I guess we have different def's of dirty & gross.  personally they're friggin gross to me + way overpriced for stuff. 

the gov't has put together a huge monopoly on where airplanes can land and take off basically forcing airplanes to use their facilities and thereby constricting the development of new and improved taking off and landing technologies.

runways/landing gear are ancient.  so are the other things associated with airports.

[Bullfn33]

Ranking the airports I've flown to/from:

Great
1. Atlanta
2. Orlando
3. Frankfurt, GER
4. Washington D.C., National
Good
5. Chicago, O'hare
6. Tampa
7. Dallas/Ft. Worth
8. Memphis
9. St. Louis
10. Cincinnati
11. Toronto
12. Miami
Average
13. Pittsburgh
14. Kansas City
15. Philadelphia
16. Houston
17. Detroit
18. Newark
19. Washington D.C., Dulles
Crapty
20. Omaha
21. Wichita
22. Salina
Puddle-jumpers
23. Hays
24. Abilene

[fatty fat fat]

runways/landing gear are ancient.  so are the other things associated with airports.

You've officially gone off the deep end.

 

http://youtube.com/watch?v=ifwesPfLCYc

yeah....ancient stuff eh?

[doom]

Ranking the airports I've flown to/from:

Great
1. Atlanta
2. Orlando
3. Frankfurt, GER
4. Washington D.C., National
Good
5. Chicago, O'hare
6. Tampa
7. Dallas/Ft. Worth
8. Memphis
9. St. Louis
10. Cincinnati
Average
11. Pittsburgh
12. Kansas City
13. Philadelphia
14. Houston
15. Detroit
16. Newark
17. Washington D.C., Dulles
Crapty
18. Omaha
19. Salina
Puddle-jumpers
20. Hays
21. Abilene

O'hare?!?  Good?  You, sir, have low standards.

[pissclams]

runways/landing gear are ancient.  so are the other things associated with airports.

You've officially gone off the deep end.

 

http://youtube.com/watch?v=ifwesPfLCYc

yeah....ancient stuff eh?

vending machines are cutting edge?   

[fatty fat fat]

It was only an example pissclams.

Whatever man, it just seems like everything I like you have to bash and make fun. After awhile it starts to get old and beats you down.

[Saulbadguy]

I guess we have different def's of dirty & gross.  personally they're friggin gross to me + way overpriced for stuff. 

the gov't has put together a huge monopoly on where airplanes can land and take off basically forcing airplanes to use their facilities and thereby constricting the development of new and improved taking off and landing technologies.

runways/landing gear are ancient.  so are the other things associated with airports.

I just use Russ Rob's spaceship, much faster/better/more comfortable.

[PCR]

Based on what?  Based on where I'd rather spend an extended period of time:

Good: Denver, McCarran, Orlando

Bad: Wichita, San Diego, Ft. Lauderdale, Wayne County

[Brock Landers]

I had the distinct pleasure of going to Florida last week, so here is a brief recap:

KCI, FTW!!  Getting in and out of there is incredibly fast and easy.  Luggage carousel, shuttle bus to the Economy parking lots, back on the interstate in 10 minutes, 15 tops.

Hotlanta - very busy airport, so kind of a drag if it's super-crowded.  Decent food choices, had some Chik Fil-A    They have that subway thing if you have to change concourses and don't want to walk miles.

W. Palm Beach - lol, didn't know they even had an airport....but actually fllew there on a B757     Still a  dinky airport so if you had a long layover you might die of boredom first.

[Saulbadguy]

Orlando.

[Winters]

Orlando
KCI 


these are the only airports i've been to though

[jmlynch1]

After just going to Charleston, SC and stopping at various airports in the past here are some of my "favs"

Good

Denver
Charlotte
London
LAX

Bad

Kansas City
Charleston (goofy looking)
LaGuardia (icky)
Newark


I know fatty is a big fan of airports, any others??

More than one London airport. And they all are cluster&@#%s.

But there is no airport I despise more than Frankfurt.

Atlanta FTW!

[pissclams]

It was only an example pissclams.

Whatever man, it just seems like everything I like you have to bash and make fun. After awhile it starts to get old and beats you down.

hey man listen.   just sayin' airporst are pretty shady but key here on this bro- that's just an imo, no more, no less, simply one mans imo.

[PCR]

Yeah W Palm and FLL are both about equally boring.

[ChiefCatchacold]

After just going to Charleston, SC and stopping at various airports in the past here are some of my "favs"

Good

Denver
Charlotte
London
LAX

Bad

Kansas City
Charleston (goofy looking)
LaGuardia (icky)
Newark


I know fatty is a big fan of airports, any others??

I had to walk 2.4 miles, but QFT.  Nice.

[fatty fat fat]

I had to walk 2.4 miles, but QFT.  Nice.

no people movers @ CIA? (<----assuming airport code for charlotte is CIA)

[pissclams]

got to walk on the tarmac at charlotte (IA), felt elite

don't remember people movers

[ChiefCatchacold]

I had to walk 2.4 miles, but QFT.  Nice.

no people movers @ CIA? (<----assuming airport code for charlotte is CIA)

CLT

The walkway things, yes, helped some.  Still a long haul from Term C to E (not having to do security again, big+).  I had 1.5 hours to kill, so it was cool.

The electric cars were everywhere, so cyclist age folk were all set.

Mrs. Fields choc chip cookie.  

[steve dave]

got to walk on the tarmac at charlotte (IA), felt elite

If you fly out of omaha you get to walk on the tarmac pretty much everywhere because most stuff that flys out of OMA (< legit flyer talk for the omaha airport) is tiny.

[fatty fat fat]

got to walk on the tarmac at charlotte (IA), felt elite

If you fly out of omaha you get to walk on the tarmac pretty much everywhere because most stuff that flys out of OMA (< legit flyer talk for the omaha airport) is tiny.

San Jose was the same way, you walk out on the tarmac. Not going to lie, I loved it. Seeing the big plane in person and going up the stairs was a top-notch experience. Flight attendants were on the ground & in the cockpit BOTH times politily saying "hello". But...herein lies the issue airports face today. Walking on the tarmac's is a much better experience for your travelers (BIG JET IN PERSON)...but you give off the scent of "small-time" and allow yourself to become a free target for potshots from the other big-time airports (denver would have a field day, particularly)

[pissclams]

got to walk on the tarmac at charlotte (IA), felt elite

If you fly out of omaha you get to walk on the tarmac pretty much everywhere because most stuff that flys out of OMA (< legit flyer talk for the omaha airport) is tiny.

San Jose was the same way, you walk out on the tarmac. Not going to lie, I loved it. Seeing the big plane in person and going up the stairs was a top-notch experience. Flight attendants were on the ground & in the cockpit BOTH times politily saying "hello". But...herein lies the issue airports face today. Walking on the tarmac's is a much better experience for your travelers (BIG JET IN PERSON)...but you give off the scent of "small-time" and allow yourself to become a free target for potshots from the other big-time airports (denver would have a field day, particularly)

that's a great "bottom's up view" of the tarmac walking experience, thanks trips