I’m sure that the thousands of stranded travelers during the recent holiday season would say no.

But Health Magazine, having done some research into the safety measures, food options, cleanliness, delays, and overall traveler satisfaction of all the nations airports, says yes airports can be healthy and have come up with a list of America’s 10 Healthiest Airports.

They are:

1. Phoenix Sky Harbor International
2. Baltimore-Washington International Airport
3. Chicago’s O’Hare International
4. Detroit Metropolitan
5. Denver International
6. Washington National
7. Dallas/Fort Worth International
8. Boston’s Logan International
9. Portland International
10. Philadelphia International

I see that LAX and JFK didn’t make the grade. Not too surprising. Can’t say I felt any healthy vibes in either of those two airports last time I was there.

So, do you agree or disagree with Health Magazines list?

Have any healthy airport stories to share?

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Always up for a challenge, Travelodge decided to create a line of sleepware designed for maximum comfort. They commissioned designers to come up with pyjamas that would not only regulate body temperature but also stop the itch. The result – itch-free pyjamas – made from Dermasilk, a fabric that’s known to take the itch out of excema and dermatitis.

These ‘itch-free pyjamas’ are being trialed at Travelodge hotels at Heathrow airport, Birmingham Fiveways, Bristol Central, Manchester Central and Edinburgh Central.

Of course, these p.j.’s won’t help stop the itch caused by the dreaded ‘bed bug’.

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