Narita Airport in Japan is my all time favorite. You can get sushi cut, wrapped, and packed in ice to take on your flight with you. There are entire shops dedicated to origami, and Legos. The security is solicitous and kind yet efficient. It is absolutely one of the best airports towards people with prosthetic limbs, because they are so non-intrusive in their inspections and helpful, respectful, and quick. Contrast that with PDX here in Oregon, and it's a nightmare to go through if you have any sort of mobility issue whatsoever, even if you have the quick pass security clearance set up. Some of their overeager home-sec folks have absolutely zero tact, no manners, and are borderline aneurism inducing with their attitude that every prosthetic is a bomb that needs discovered. The only good thing about PDX is the presence of the vendor who sells Rogue Brewery Voodoo Maple Bacon Doughnut Beer, the numerous Powell's Bookstores including the used bookstore, and the super awesome chick with the tattoos, massive piercings, 1950's catseye glasses and beehive hair who will pull espresso shots for you in the middle of the night when every other stand in the whole joint has folded up shop.