Who said that waiting at the airport is long and boring experience? We can disprove this not only discussing our personal experience but also taking in consideration the latest conducted a study on this subject.

Washington Post just published the results and as they say “As it turns out, airports that have the longest delays seemed to be among the best spots for singles to mingle.” Wow!

“AXE, a leader in men’s grooming and known commentator on the chemistry between 18-24 year-old guys and girls, worked with Sperling’s BestPlaces to commission a study targeting the country’s largest metropolitan airports and unveiled some surprising results.”

Indeed, the longest and most frequent flight delays are good reason to have a cup of coffee with someone really attractive and stuck just like you. Speaking from personal point of view, this works, for short though. Last summer I had incredible experience in Vienna with an Italian guy. Everything was fantastic until we both realized that a long-distance relationship could never work between us. That’s another story.

So, girls and boys, dress up and book your St.Valentine’s flight. The best places for flirt, romance and new acquaintance are:

1. Philadelphia Int’l (PHL)
2. Newark (EWR)
3. John F Kennedy (JFK)
4. Washington-Dulles Int’l (IAD)
5. La Guardia Int’l (LGA)
6. Port Columbus Int’l (CMH)
7. Detroit Metropolitan (DTW)
8. Logan Int’l (BOS)
9. Dallas/Ft. Worth Int’l (DFW)
10. San Francisco Int’l (SFO)
11. Lambert-St. Louis Int’l (STL)
12. Cincinnati Int’l (CVG)
13. O’Hare Int’l (ORD)
14. Minneapolis/St. Paul Int’l (MSP)
15. Miami Int’l (MIA)
16. Seattle Tacoma Int’l (SEA)
17. Pittsburgh Int’l (PIT)
18. Hartsfield Int’l (ATL)
19. Washington National (DCA)
20. Baltimore/Washington Int’l (BWI)
21. Denver Int’l (DEN)
22. San Antonio Int’l (SAT)
23. Hopkins Int’l (CLE)
24. Houston Int’l (IAH)
25. San Diego Int’l (SAN)
26. Portland Int’l (PDX)
27. Kansas City Int’l (MCI)
28. Houston Hobby (HOU)
29. Sacramento Int’l (SMF)
30. Tampa Int’l (TPA)
31. Midway Int’l (MDW)
32. Sky Harbor Int’l (PHX)
33. Los Angeles Int’l (LAX)
34. Orlando Int’l (MCO)
35. McCarran Int’l (LAS)
36. San Jose Int’l (SJC)
37. Oakland Int’l (OAK)

Read the whole article here:
http://blog.washingtonpost.com/travellog/2007/12/us_airports_the_ultimate_conne.html