Airports in Europe - Rating of departure lounges

THE MOST UNORGANISED AND UNPROFESSIONAL AIRPORT IN THE WORLD. If you are stuck in a situation where the only option to get to your destination is either via Domodedovo or via North Pole, choose the second because the eskimoos will have better knowledge of customer service and more simple logic. The space is simply poorly utilised with one building and two main bodies of international and domestic flights. The departure entrance is a very large bad lit open space with 170 check in desks but very bad service. Only 4 electronic boards with small sized monitors to indicate the departure times. Toilets are hard to be found and the ticket offices of airlines work only during departure flights. Representative offices are well hidden in 5th floor to avoid constant confrontation by disillusioned travelers. However, Information Desk is relatively helpful and can provide even administrational services e.g. certificate of flight delays etc. Don't expect much shopping at departure lounges.

Glasgow Airport is actually an hours drive away from the city center. If you travel at night the taxi into town will cost a fortune and the Hotels at the airport are very expensive to book, eat and drink in.

The airport was fine, but the people are rude and the gates were not announced you have to wait until the last minutes to find your gate.