A community for lovers of terrible books, but you can also discuss airports if you like.
Which airports have good bookstores?
I haven't come across one yet. Airports in the UK default to WH Smith which is the definition of bland, unless there's something I'm missing. Anyone been to a good one yet?




Source: http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/travel/columnist/baskas/2007-06-12-airport-bookstores_N.htm
Oh, man, that sounds perfect! Powell's is fantastic, I haven't been to the airport location because we road-tripped up there, but there's always a great selection of stuff and a good mix of new and used books.
I am planning a NW States trip so I'll see if I can report back from the airport one...
Singapore airport has fancy everything else, and three bookstore chains, including one store devoted especially to "self-motivation, health and business". I haven't been to the Singapore airport yet, so I don't know how good they are, but, like, you can go read in the airport butterfly garden, in an airport swimming pool or while having your feet nibbled on in airport fish foot baths, so...
Milwaukee's Mitchell Airport has a branch of Renaissance Books. It is an independent bookshop with new, used, and rare books.
Damn, I'd love for airports near me to have quality bookshops like that. I think, think Treviso might have one post refurbishment but I haven't flown from there in a while.