Non American Airports

Gatwick, Great Britian
Tokyo, Japan
Seoul, S. Korea
Nagoya, Japan

 

Caracas, Venezuela

 

Gatwick in London
Telgucigapa, Honduras
Harare, Zimbabwe

 

Gatwick in London
Telgucigapa, Honduras
Harare, Zimbabwe

 

Amsterdam
Almaty, Kazakhstan (old terminal)
Pavlodar, Kazakhstan
Karaganda, Kazakhstan

 

Aww cmon guys...not a single Middle Eastern, Asian or Oceanic airport listed.......my personal favourite of all time is Lord Howe Island where I had to do the customs check in the middle of a paddock.....magnificent views, the terminal was too small to house the 10 passengers.......:laugh:

 

London Gatwick
London Luton
London Stanstead
Glasgow
Dublin
Frankfort Main
Paris Beauvieux
Budapest

Never flown through Belfast International, but been there

 

What about the three Kazakhstan airports I listed? None would be my favorite airport, although certainly interesting, and certainly in that Middle Eastern or Asian category.

 

Besides those listed

Amman, Jordan
Ton Son Nhut, South Viet Nam
Bulawayo, Africa
San Juan, Peurto Roci
Mayaguez, Peurto Rico
Johannesburg, South Africa
London, Gatwick
Bangkok, Thailand

of course, the worse foreign airport of all - MIAMI :tonofbricks:

 

¿Cuál es el problema con mi aeropuerto?

 

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THREAD HIJACK ALERT!!!
Did you know that in Dade County alone there are 186 different languages and dialects spoken.

 

Si, pero that's including the dialects. There are only 150 languages. But only one matters if you live down here, amigo.

 

I concur about Miami. Atlanta is pretty bizarre as well.

I've flown into Cancun, Mexico and one other that I can't remember right off the top of my head. Been to other foreign airports.

 

While MIA can be a bit daunting if you are not too familiar with it (or if the language issue bothers you), it is really a very easy airport to get around in. I much prefer to fly in/out of MIA than Ft. Lauderdale. Also, it's much easier than other large airports -- LAX, ATL, ORD, BOS, JFK, etc.

My favorite foreign airport is Vancouver.

 

...........Doh, I think of those places as European from the old USSR.....peculiar girly logic...you are right of course...I hate having to say that:tongue3:

 

No problem, When we went, many people back home wanted to tell us how things in Europe would be. Many also asked how Russia was (never been there), and one person emailed and asked for a picture of the Kremlin.

Our interpreter/guide was in the internet cafe when I got that email so I showed him. He said, "The Kremlin? That's 8 hours away...by air!"

Another funny one we hear is when people say, "I can never remember all those little countries over there." After all, Kazakhstan is only the fourth largest country by land area.