What do you think of the NAIA?

[grahamw48]

To me airports are just like bus stations....places to pass though as quickly as possible, with the lowest possible expenditure.
Naturally I always have ample homemade sandwiches with me, as well as other snacks and water. No need to be reliant upon ripoff airport food that has been sitting in the sun for hours and passed through lord knows who's hands.

In years gone by I'd have looked for the smoking room. Now it's wi-fi that's more of a priority.

[London_Manila]

To me airports are just like bus stations....places to pass though as quickly as possible, with the lowest possible expenditure.
Naturally I always have ample homemade sandwiches with me, as well as other snacks and water. No need to be reliant upon ripoff airport food that has been sitting in the sun for hours and passed through lord knows who's hands.

In years gone by I'd have looked for the smoking room. Now it's wi-fi that's more of a priority.

I love a full English breakfast at LHR before I fly out
£15 and a nice Caffe Latte included surely that wont break the bank

[Arthur Little]

I love a full English breakfast at LHR before I fly out
£15 and a nice Caffe Latte included surely that wont break the bank

Break my heart, it would ... forking out that amount of cash on a breakfast.

But then ... ... I'm a Scotsman!

[Michael Parnham]

I love a full English breakfast at LHR before I fly out
£15 and a nice Caffe Latte included surely that wont break the bank

Never buy any food out, would have cooked a nice breakfast at home!

[Ako Si Jamie]

I love a full English breakfast at LHR before I fly out
£15 and a nice Caffe Latte included surely that wont break the bank

What do you get for that?

A full English eating out should cost around a fiver in my book.