
Each Sunday here at Stuck at the Airport is Souvenir Sunday – a day to celebrate the fun, inexpensive and offbeat items you can find at airports.
Today we take a look back at the some of the best airport souvenirs featured this year; a reminder that there’s still time to do your holiday shopping at the airport.
At London’s Heathrow Airport these bus banks were adorable; 
But I came home with several of these Beatles tote bags, although no one can convince me that’s Ringo.

Meet the (scary-looking) Beatles
At Boston Logan International Airport, I found lovely lobster hats – and a shop clerk willing to get her picture taken as a model:

Gebra models lobster cap for sale at Logan Airport
At the new international terminal at Tokyo’s Haneda Airport, I spent way too much time at the store entirely devoted to Hello Kitty:

And at Pittsburgh International Airport, I scooped up a (yummy) chocolate hockey puck:

Corny Cob – a big seller at the Eastern Iowa Airport in Cedar Rapids – definitely makes the list in this year’s Souvenir Sunday favorites:

But my favorite airport souvenir remains the line of SUX souvenirs from the Sioux Gateway Airport:

Greetings from SUX

Do you shop for souvenirs when you’re stuck at the airport?
If you find something that’s inexpensive (about $10), offbeat and “of” the city or region, please snap a photo and send it along.
If your souvenir is featured on Souvenir Sunday, you’ll receive a special airport souvenir.



The town tried trading the code for something better. But then someone figured out that, given the sorry state of air travel these days, being called SUX doesn’t really have to suck; especially if the airport could make money from it.
But because this is Souvenir Sunday and there are rules – nothing over $10; no shot glasses- my souvenir pick for today is the $2.50 FLY SUX balsa glider.