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2007 Awards: Best Domestic Airport

December 31, 2007 at 9:30 AM | by | Comment (1)

We've spent a lot of time this year digging up airports with free WiFi. And though lots of smaller airports have wireless--and don't get clogged with too many flights--we have to give this year's award to a major airport that's just great: PDX.

Portland International goes so far to let you set up a VPN so you can handle secure data. The airport also has plenty of plugs and seats around; you won't have to set up shop on a dingy patch of floor. Add in the fact that we have fond childhood memories of PDX and that it's so close to great skiing and you've got a winner.

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And those flight info boards

Don't forget the awesomeness of the flight arrival and departure boards in the center of that shot. It seems so obvious, to make them large so you can read them from afar and so you don't have to beat your way through a hoard of travelers all trying to read the same screen.
pilot913 on December 31, 2007 at 2:29 PM #Permalink

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