If you’re a frequent traveler, all airports eventually start to look pretty much the same. But there are some which withstand the test of the bleary eyed traveler, and actually stand out as decent oases.
Flagxo aims to sort out the good from the horrible so that travelers know what to expect and can even adjust their flights and schedules accordingly. The site rates airports around the world according to availability of Wi-fi, cellular phone coverage, power outlets, lounges, delays and staff friendliness. Users plant flags in airports by giving them ratings. Besides assessing the above conditions, users can provide comments and advice. Search airports using the IATA codes, city name, or simply find it on the homepage map. So far the site’s covered a fair number of airports. To provide your own rating you’ll simply need to provide a name and email address.
Flagxo.com In Their Own Words
“As the world’s busiest airports become ever more congested, more unpredictable and as airlines continue to experience delays, travelers have demanded for more efficient means of travel and have demanded better use of in-transit time, and overall travel experience.
To any traveler, a combination of some or all the entire following have often hampered their ability to efficiently plan their schedules and as a result unnecessarily squandered their time. Flagxo addresses these needs by providing the most relevant and up-to-date information about the overall air-travel experience.”
Why Flagxo.com It Might Be A Killer
This is definitely a useful site. Often times half a traveler’s journey is spent in airports. That time could be easily spent working, or relaxing, provided the airport has the facilities. With Flagxo, travelers can plan their trips according to their convenience. They no longer have to wonder if there’s going to be a wi-fi connection or outlets.
Some Questions About Flagxo.com
Will Flagxo add more features? Pictures, airport maps, and even user submitted stories would add a lot to the site. How will the site advertise itself? 
